Seeing the look on her sister's face,<strong>Laycie</strong>knew the exact answer Larissa wanted her to say.  It was an expression filled with nothing but complete and utter certainty.  Sighing, Laycie whispered her usual response, "yea, I guess we should probably leave."  Biting her lip nervously, Laycie gazed out at the storm raging outside.  Could they really have caused something that angry and powerful?  Shaking her head free of her worried thoughts, Laycie forced herself to move hurriedly.  She would have plenty of time to stress about this new development later, after all.<br/><br/>Grabbing her bag, Laycie smiled at the memory of her sister nagging them to pack.  It wasn't that she didn't trust Larissa's judgment above all else by any means.  Laycie just liked to push her twin's buttons sometimes.  Besides, her silly antics always brought lots of laughter to both of their lips.  For instance, yesterday Laycie had decided to make up a game where she pretended to keep remembering outrageous things she needed.  By the time she had gotten to "I need a circus clown," the twin's were laughing like hyenas on the floor.<br/><br/>With how out of control their lives was, Laycie cherished those precious moments when the two of them were able to just enjoy being sister's.  Looking around the orphanage, she knew nobody would care when they left.  Even though it helped that they wouldn't miss anyone at all, Laycie couldn't help but feel an ache in heart from this fact.  Would anyone ever care if they stayed?