<div style="text-align: justify;">Something vibrated inside Gina when she heard that voice. It sounded eerily familiar. But yet… it couldn’t be the person she was thinking about. He was… gone, for a long time. Maybe even dead, if she was to consider the possibility. Of course, that was an idea Gina didn’t want to even entertain. Daniel <span style="font-style: italic">had</span> to be around. Even if he would never talk to her again.<br/><br/>His words about remembering that night made Gina lower her bow. He wasn’t a threat for her, of that Gina was sure. He was different, though. Very different. Not that she wasn’t. She had changed a lot. She had grown older, more mature, and a little more wary of everything and everyone.<br/><br/>But that was Daniel. <span style="font-style: italic">Her</span> Daniel, her best friend since they were children. His voice sounded sad, though, and his attempt at a smile didn’t escape Gina’s gaze. Shaking her head, Georgina dropped her bow and ran to her old friend. Her arms wrapped around him, her head barely reaching his chest. “Oh, shut up, Daniel”, Gina murmured, trying not to sound too happy to see him. “Just… shut up for a minute, will you?”.</div>