Sabrina rolled her eyes playfully at her dad's sarcastic tone.  To her, her uncle was a jet setting corporate guy who was unattached and unsettled.  He always brought gifts and loved his nieces and nephew.  She didn't understand the tension between her uncle and dad.  She kinda figured they both wanted what the other had, the grass always appearing greener on the other side of the fence but she never had pried, it was adult affairs after all.  She didn't sit down, expecting the family to depart any minute now and slid down next to her twin at the edge of the counter after he broke off part the waffle.  Taking another bite, she offered him one, holding it up to his lips.<br/><br/>"Is he coming with us to the mall?  We can tell him about the trip when we're all there," she kept talking to their dad before her eyes scanned the open spaces in the kitchen, "Did he bring any presents?"<br/><br/>She smiled brightly, "And where'd everyone else go? I thought we're leaving."