"Hey, Amy," Matt said, and I stuck up my hand. I nudged Sarah to gether to go talk to him, but she looked at me like I'd literally toldher to jump in...o a live volcano and dashed away, leaving me alone.Katie and one of her friends (Lizzie? Leslie? I didn't really payattention to the introduction) led me over to the stereo and tried toget me into a discussion about N'Sync and the Backstreet Boys, andwhich was better. Katie was an N'Sync-er, while Liz-Lez couldn'tdecide, but mostly because she. It was spin off part of a religion older then the Catholic/Hebrew faith. They believe in gods worshiping what modern religions called the deadly sins. Each tribe worships different ones. This tribe embraced the sins of these old gods, later warring with each other. These great tribes and there golden cities collapsed under their own self destructive nature and depravity. Ending their last years in an orgy of madness, sex and blood... One said to survive around the world, the ones who worship. Suzie growled in frustration and asked, “What is it now?”Sean looked out the window and saw Lily standing beside the truck. He rolled down the window and, attempting to look composed, said, “Ding crod muggling?”Staring at her brother, Lily asked, “Why are you talking funny?”Suzie pulled his hand out from under her shirt and sat up straighter. Now that his brain was capable of functioning, he asked, “What’s the matter, Lily?”“I’m bored with being the swing kid,” Lily said with a pout.Sean looked. Kate stepped over to the door and opened it. Brittany wasstanding outside, and behind her was an unmistakable redhead."Sorry to interrupt, Ms. Kate," Brittany started."Chloe!" I interrupted her. "You made it!" Finally," Emily said from behind Brittany. "My mom got stuck with aclient and I didn't have a ride down."Emily's mom worked at an art dealership near our homes. She often wouldhave to run in to work when one of her clients would come in looking forsomething new."Unfortunately," Kate.