<strong>Sunset</strong><br/><br/>Carrie didn't seem to make any sort of reaction until she was touched.  Then she jumped almost visibly, as if she'd barely even noticed Mary before they made some physical contact, even though she'd seemed to have little trouble sensing the others.  A gentle whimper slipped from her as she heard her name and did her best to struggle into focus.  "Dad was hanging onto it," she said gently.  "I tried once but he was worried I was going to take too much or spill it all, but after he died, I think it got burned up."<br/><br/>In some ways, the girl looked to have gotten stronger over the course of the last week, perhaps starting to adjust to whatever was causing her headaches.  However, she also showed signs of emotional distress, perhaps not even having slept well.  Certainly the girl wasn't eating well, and though she kept herself and her only pair of clothes clean, it had been weeks since she'd been outside.  "I don't have any money for drugs.  There's pizza coming, though, I think, if you want some."<br/><br/>Suddenly, without warning, her eyes locked upon Mary's.  She tried to sit up but wasn't quite able, and seemed to be listening to something she couldn't understand or make out.  She squinted, trying her level best to understand, but it just wasn't working.  "What is it?  What's happening?"  Despite her best attempts, Carrie seemed to be more delirious right now than anything else.  "I'm not out of time yet."