The next morning, Enoch knocked on her sister's door. "Alex, are you sure you're okay? It's nothing serious right? Shouldn't you go to the doctor if you're feeling bad?" His sister had gone straight back into her room last night and had not showed up even when their father had returned from China. It was all over the news; Joshua Luckett had been voted by other shareholders as the new CEO of a multinational corporation. Their mother was returning in two days, which meant that a dinner party was ahead and that the children needed to be representable in front of the shareholders that were coming over. Needless to say, Alexandria wasn't feeling very inspired.<br/><br/>"I'm fine." She replied. "Could you pick up my homework from Keith, though? And of course tell him he doesn't need to come over, because it's contagious."<br/><br/>"Sure." Enoch shrugged and headed off to school.<br/><br/>Erika herself was at school, and much confusion took place when she didn't join the entourage that morning before classes. Moreover, the queen wasn't there, a rare incidence. Alexandria was never sick. Nevertheless, the clique was a self-functioning body that was able to do its job even without its key members. As classes started, Erika tried to look for Keith in her classroom, recalling that they had class together around this time. Perhaps she would be able to shed some light on her friend's cold demeanor and give him so advice he would need. She had a bad feeling that something would happen that week and felt the need to arm Keith with several carefully chosen words.