This city had been a beautiful place, if what the older people said was true. It had been a place she would have wanted to live and love and grow old ...n, but no more. She couldn’t exactly remember what it looked like, since the destruction had occurred when she was little older than four years of age. More details seemed to be forgotten with each passing year, finding it harder to even remember back to a time when humans could still walk above ground. Back before they weren’t crouched and. There was a few moments of silence as the twins sipped at their sodas. Cassie let out a muffled giggle. "What?" Asked Brad. "Nothing, just reminiscing." Cassie replied with a smile. "About?" Brad said, urging for more. "How we used to settle decisions, when we were younger." Cassie said, followed by another sly giggle. Brad thought for a moment, slightly confused. Then he remembered. "You mean wrestling?" He asked."Yeah. Haha." Cassie laughed. The twins use to watch pro wrestling entertainment. The Anderson kids were trying to figure out how to best use the three large bathrooms in the house."Each one allows up to three people to shower at once, so we just have to do it in 2 shots." Lana said."I wish there was a way to get everyone cleaned off at once," Ron said, "the quicker the better. Things are going to good to have to break the group up for 2 long showering periods." We'd need a super bathtub for everyone to get clean at once," Lana joked."Oh," Hannah said suddenly on hearing. W-w-we’re not going t-to kill you, Jack,” Tash said.“And I’m not so depressed as to hope you do, Tash. Capture if you can, you know? I know there’s a ritual out there that can reseal this curse, and if it takes a hundred years for someone to find it, that’s fine. Just stake me until someone’s got it ready. But I need someone to be ready to do that.”“Stake you?” Jessy said. “Easy. Dealing with Maria if she finds out about Lucas? Not so easy.”The boy nodded some more, and walked over to the.