Jodie was shocked when her brother left her alone without a second thought because of the<em>new girl</em>.  Before, she didn't think much of Kayla, but now she was starting to rub off on her the wrong way.  She had already stolen away everyone's attention; and Jodie didn't care if it was intentional or not.  She got up from the pool with a roll of her eyes, and then grabbed her phone from the chair she was at 'fore she headed inside the house, thinking<em>forget him then</em>.  She went over to see him and to obviously show some love with her intention to kiss him, and he totally left her hanging.<br/><br/>Jodie glanced around the house for Abi, who she remembered wasn't outside with the rest of them.  Besides her room, the den was the only other place she could think of where her sister would be.  She smiled when she found her in the room like she had expected.<strong>"You okay?"</strong>she asked with genuine voice of concern for her older sister, one who she looked up to, whether she openly showed it or not.<br/><br/>She slipped onto the couch next to Abi and turned her back to the armrest so she could lean back against it and place her legs over her sister's lap.  She leaned to her left and rested the side of her head against the back of the couch as she watched Abi, wanting to listen to her, see what's up.