<span style="font-style: italic"><span style="font-weight: bold">I'm only happy when it rains. I'm only happy when it's complicated. And though I know you can't appreciate it. I'm only happy when it rains.</span></span><br/><br/>The long trip to Athens, Greece was a bit unnerving for most people, but for Skye Matsumo, that was not the case. She was on the glossy mohagany porch overlooking the beautiful ocean. Greece was such a lovely place this time of year. It was just after Christmas, and at seventeen, Skye's parents had decided she deserved a year off from school. Skye had just graduated high school two years ago, and was a bit worried about starting college. She wanted an adventure and her parents had thrusted it right in her hands. The room behind her was a bit big for a single person, maybe she could find someone to room with eventually? She really hopped it would work. The weather in front of her was a bit dreary, threatening to rain. "What a wonderful way to start a new year, eh?" she said quietly to herself. She wondered what adventure would come up this time. Hopefully something exciting.<br/><br/>Jason was wandering into the damp, old house when he noticed a note on his ceiling. "What an odd place for such a thing," he chuckled to himself. He read it and was surprised. He was supposed to "invite people over to celebrate the New Year with" how delightful! He nearly bent in half with that one. So, he began wandering about town inviting people he could find. Doctors, dentists, tourists, and locals alike were all welcome! He just needed to post something online soon.<br/><br/>Justin and Emily decided to be tourists for a day. They laughed and roamed the streets for a long time not caring who saw or who cared. They just continued until they returned back to the hotel. The nice full sized bed with comforter and pillows that almost felt as if they were made of satin and goose down was right in front of them and a decent sized wicker table for work related business or a computer. Justin checked his email when he spotted something pop up on his screen. His younger brother, Jason, had sent them an e-mail about an upcoming party at the house on New Years. He wondered if anyone else had recieved the message.<br/><br/>Skye, in the room next door to Justin and Emily, checked her e-mail and recieved one from an unknown sender and clicked on it. She wondered if she should go or not and who she'd meet?<br/><br/>Alexander had just gotten a few weeks away from home life. He went to the hotel where he knew Skye was staying. They had graduated high school at the same time. Alex was surprised that she would be here. Her parents were fairly strict and such, but Alex never made a habit of asking questions. He prefered to let things be. Alex opened his laptop and had recieved an email from the same sender and opened the same e-mail. He replied hoping for some sort of response. "The party sounds like fun. I just need to know the address and what I need to bring if anything? Thanks, A.K." A few minutes later, Alex had recieved a response saying, "I have everything covered and the address is actually directly behind the location of which you are currently located. I will have transportation and such, if you want, you may bring a few beverages as I don't know what the younger people would like. J.M."