We found someone had done the same in the kitchen area, including the racks on the walk-in cooler and freezer. I don’t know how they managed to seal...the cups and dishes without breaking them. We couldn’t find anything but dust.In the basement, what I expected wasn’t what we got. Yes, someone had packed it floor to ceiling, wall to wall with boxes. The place in my head pinged me to check the one closest to me, so I pulled it down to open it up. Inside were six of the original GI Joe still in. "You're drunk", said Jin. "When did you started drinking?" Oh, not too long. Got it from my dad's secret stash. Want a taste?" No, I'm good. What's going on? I've been calling all day and leaving messages and I thought something happened to you." Something did happen. My life...is over." What are you talking about?" My life is over. My whole entire life is over. My parents ruined my life." They ruined your life how? They know about us?" Yes, but that's not it. You and I became movie stars.". The pain went as quickly as it came, and I straightened up, looking at myself in the mirror. My face was pale, but I looked fine. I quickly brushed my hair, though I knew it wouldn't do much good, and grabbed my bag, racing to breakfast.Jeremie and Odd were already sitting at the usual table, Odd trying to talk Jeremie into giving him his croissant. "Hey Aelita!" Odd looked up, giving me his goofball smile. "Anything on your tray you don't want?" No." I slid the tray over to him. "I'm not. He loved to watch her fingers glide effortlessly across the white and black keys, so easily prompting music from the instrument. And music with emotion! When he heard her play certain pieces he knew a little of her was in there too, part of her soul. Maybe the music was more her religion than what was being preached about every time the pulpit was taken. Still though, he did like to look at her and became more and more aware of it. He loved to go watch her play ball, to watch her body.