Rena stood at the window of her room watching the party with dull eyes. She had decided against going to the party as she didnâ€™t know many of the people in attendance, and she was leaving soon. Best to pack and rest before the coming trip, no need to engage in pointless festivities meant for someone she had never even met before. Yes he was famous and had saved the word, but that didnâ€™t mean she needed to make her appearance. No one would miss her anyway.<br/><br/>Sighing Rena turned away from the window and continued packing her things. Though the window scents and sounds of the party drifted to her, and her stomach growled with envy. She glared down at the offending area.<br/>â€œYouâ€™re not supposed to voice your needs until I have time and will enough to fulfill them.â€ She grumbled and headed for her door yanking it open with irritation. Her combat boots made little sound as she walked down the hallway, intent on heading for the kitchen and grabbing a snack before anyone could accost her to the party she didnâ€™t want to attend.<br/><br/>She entered the kitchen and glanced around wondering if she should risk turning the light on. Considering she had near perfect night vision she decided against it and made her way through the darkened room. With her black jean and dark red shirt she blended well with the room, the skin of her face and arms were all that would give her away in the event of someone walking in on her. Evidently that was enough though, as the twins walked into the room and instantly saw her.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Damn it all.</span>she thought even as she smiled and nodded to them as they greeted her.  When the asked why she wasnâ€™t at the party she shook her head still smiling slightly.<br/><br/>â€œParties arenâ€™t really my thing.â€ She protested even as Sophia asked her to help carry the fruit bowls. She grimaced in the darkness really not feeling into the party scene but she nodded anyway. Rena usually was willing to help out and she didnâ€™t want to come off as a total snob by telling them to do it themselves. She had enough problems making friends she didnâ€™t need to add to them.<br/><br/>â€œSure I can help.â€ She said and scooped up the bowl of fruit following them out into the party.