<div align="center">(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y112/shit_brick/Character%20Pix/IRL%20Women/Brunettes%20Western/lost_message_by_LittleFlairsmaller_zps5d9998ad.jpg)<br/><strong>Red Wilson</strong><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 8pt;">(a level 25 pixie warlock to some, an eating machine to others, and a geek to most)</span></div><br/>Red rummaged through the bag of burgers, and just as Nate said, there was exactly two per person.  Red handed two to Nate, then, as discreetly as she could, took six.<strong>"We all get two burgers each."</strong>Red announced, slipping the burgers back in to her bag.  Might as well safe guard Dyllan and Max's share.  She placed the rest of the burgers on the table and set the microwave on the table before joining Max on side of the room.<br/>Currently Red still had half a container of apple chips, a couple of candy bars (and one unfinished one), and a bag of chips.<br/>Red sighed and wished she had taken some of the crocodile jerky her mom brought home.<br/><strong>"What game do you have in mind?"</strong>Red didn't particularly care for cards, but did she really have a choice?  The only form of entertainment she had was her MTG deck, but no one else in this room would play, she thought, shooting Dyllan a quick look.  Sometimes that guy was too smart for his own good.<br/><br/><strong>"I'm really more of a Go Fish kind of card person."</strong>Said Red with a goofy smile, addressing Max now.  Whenever someone asked her to play poker she would always need a refresher.  It was like her brain had no room for the game.  Strangely enough, she wasn't half bad at the game once she relearned it.<br/><br/>Max looked to Jess to see her attempting a phone call.<strong>"Does your phone work?  We should at least let our parents know we're going to be home late because some psychos locked us in school."</strong>Red said, a little hopeful that this could be their saving grace.  She whipped out her own cellphone to call her mother.  Letting her parents know she was locked in school seemed like a good idea.