I had my sleeping bag and my backpack with my r/c car. When we got dropped off, we dropped off my stuff and began recharging my battery for my car. To...y showed me his room and we played on his drum set for a while. After that we took our r/c cars outside and raced them around. When we finished, his mom pulled up to the house. She had brought a pizza and we quickly devoured it. We went outside again and played around until dark. We messed around reading comic books and drawing super heroes. Then. I was surprised to see that gema wasnt even playing but was sitting on the wall watching me.then two balls where lobbed at me one head high and one knee low i ran at them dived between them rolled on the ground grabbed a ball that was lying on the ground and threw it at one of the guys who was constantly throwing balls at the girls to make me do things.when gym was over i changed back into my clothes and walked to the twin doors to go to the main hallway. there where two girls handing out blue. .”“You don’t. They’ll call when they need ... anything.” He seemed to pause heavily at that word, and for a second I really considered that maybe “dead” might have been my best option. “If they need you, they’ll call between 4 and 5 in the morning.”“What if I’m not there?”He shrugged. “I don’t know. But I don’t think you want them to have to go looking for you.”He pulled out without saying anything else.I made my way past the desk to the stairs and down the hall to my room.Faded. Stained. There. ”“Your people would have been the same,” Tonko declared defensively, interjecting his thoughts into the conversation, “and think about Nola and her people. When we met them last fall they wouldn’t even speak to us, even after we’d shared a kill with them.”“Not everyone is as welcoming as our tribe,” Gogra mused aloud, looking off into the night as he said it. “I think it is our strength. We have suffered and grown from the experience and thus we can sympathize with the suffering of others. It.