"<em>No.</em>I have no intention of eating out again.  Ever again for that matter.  I've had enough of junk food thank you very much." Danielle says with a sniff as she begins to pull out a few ingredients out of their newly stuffed refrigerator; already having formed a set plan on what she would make her sisters for lunch. "There was a sale on sea food at the grocery store though, so your all in luck." She says cheerfully; in a much better mood now that she didn't need to fear the taste of McDonald's french fries.<br/><br/>"We are having artichoke and ripe olive tuna salad." Danielle says brightly, practically humming in her delight.  Truth be told, Danielle really wasn't a big fan of cooking.  She knew how, and she was actually pretty good at it; but it was a fairly boring chore to her.  She really only did it as a means of insuring that whatever she made, and thusly ate, was healthy.  And Danielle had always been a firm believing in the motto, 'if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself'.  Moving fluidly throughout the kitchen, the oldest Callaway girl sets out to begin cooking her siblings lunch.<br/><br/>"I'm cooking Nina...but I damn well be given some help." Danielle all but orders with a furrowed brow as she takes in her sisters exhausted appearance.  "Then again, you look pretty tired..." The attic hadn't seemed that bad. For exactly five seconds, Danielle seems to stare down her younger sibling; focusing all her attention on Nina with narrowed eyes, but never verbalizing any specific suspicions on the matter.<br/><br/>Turning her attention to Josie, Danielle directs her youngest sister to a drawer with a wave of her hand.  "Set the table Josie." Danielle says before turning back to the ingredients she'd laid out before her. "And I GOT real food. I'm making some now." she replies with a wry smile.<br/><br/>"You like the basement? You can take it." the brunette says with a laugh.  "It's far too dusty for me, thank you very much." She continues, not bothering to look back at her siblings, focusing instead on making their meal.