Tanya was bored, but that was nothing new for her these days.  Ever since her sister had moved out to live with her fiancee, things had been different.  Their parents both worked a lot, so Tanya found herself having a lot of time to herself, which had been fun at first, but now the newness was wearing off fast.  She wasn't one to take advantage of the privilege, like a lot of teenagers might have, preferring to either read or catch up on homework, rather than have a bunch of friends over in an empty house.  She kept her grades up, genuinely liking school, except for math, knowing her parents worked hard to give her the life she had, and wanting to make them proud of her.  They weren't rich by any stretch of the imagination, but they were fairly well off.<br/><br/>She found the house too quiet today, and she couldn't keep her mind on the book she was trying to read.  She decided she'd drop by Natalia and Victor's place and see if they were home.  She'd taken to staying over quite a bit at their house, preferring the company to being alone so much, and their parents didn't seem to care.  After all, her sister was there, and so they felt safe with Tanya staying over pretty much as often as she wanted to.<br/><br/>She smiled to herself as she Natalia's car already in the driveway, noticing that Victor wasn't home yet.  She hadn't bothered packing a bag before she'd left, already having a few outfits here for the occasions when she stayed over.  She did leave a note for Mom and Dad though, telling them where she was, so they wouldn't worry.  She made her way to the door and knocked, happy for a chance to catch up with her sister before Victor got in.