Alexis had watched as Kaylee had walked off to her friends. She had expected as much, and it didn't really bother her. She was no where as interesting as her friends, and having someone like that around would only bring unwanted attention anyway. Though she shrugged it off, there was a small part of her that did wish she could have spent a bit more time with her.<br/><br/>Alexis walked back outside to enjoy the day.She sat down at one of the tables at the end of the row, and nibbled a bit at her pancakes and took a sip of her orange juice. Then something ahead of her caught her eye and she pushed her tray of food aside and pulled  out her art supplies. She didn't usually eat very much anyway. The camp food here really wasn't worth eating as it was.<br/><br/>When Kay would find her she would be off in her own little world again with  her notebook out and a yellow pastel as she tried to capture how the sun rays filtered down from the roof  of the patio in small rays . It hit one of the campers illuminating their blond hair and making them look as though they had a halo.