The Great Lake

"Whatever" Darren muttered, rolling his eyes. It was a nice day, but he was in too bad of a mood to enjoy it.

"Oh I know why are you depressed!You miss Gin don't you?" sighed Mariana.

"No i dont" Darren said quickly, angry at himself for starting a conversation with Mari in the first place.

sally walked out to the lake and saw darren and mari"hi guys whats up"she asked when she got next to them

Darren looked up and half-smiled. "Hi sally, long time no see" he said, glad to have a change of subject.

"Hey sally how have you been?" asked Mariana smiling.

[shes probably gonna reply after 4 months ]

Darren sighed boredly, and looked back at his book, not really reading it.

Leaning against the tree, Ginevra stared out at the lake, watching the rocks being thrown in. It seemed everyone had forgotten she was there in the first place, though she didn't seem to care as the conversation seemed to be somewhat interesting. Sighing, she turned towards them all and placed a grin on her face, acting as if she'd heard nothing except the last part. Skipping over, she slid down so she was right in between Darren and Mari, laughing as she did it. "Well i'm glad to see i've been missed." she spoke up, raising her eyebrows at Darren but turning to the others, as she didn't expect him to say anything back to it. He never did. "Heyya," she added to all of the others. She was trying so hard just to keep her mood like it had been in her fifth year, peepy and happy, never letting anyone change it to angry. Easily said then done apperently. When it came to Ginevra, though, challanges were inviting.

(Danny turned to Gin as he heard a voice.) "Oh hey," he said "I thought I saw you."

Ginevra hadn't noticed Danny, only his voice when she had been listening to him speak with Darren. Waving at him, though he was close by, she shrugged. "I seem to be invisible most of the time, not surprised one person half-noticed me, though." she replied simply, not caring that anyone had spotted her. It wasn't like she had been trying to hide from someone or something. "Hey," she added, brushing her hair behind her shoulder casually.