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Dec 11, 2013 07:29PM

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Mitch raised his eyebrow, "you'd kill a father-to-be?" He asked. He didn't want to tell Isabel about the breeder baby this way.. But oh well.
((Lol what if Isabel and Mario thought he meant Isabel was pregnant? XD))
((Lol what if Isabel and Mario thought he meant Isabel was pregnant? XD))
Mario was shocked by his words, but didn't lower the gun, "Yes, if the father-to-be continues to be a dick."
((OMG))
((OMG))
He looked Mario's face over, "your kill Sam's last bit of family?" He asked, feeling a little bad for using his half sister, "in a way, I'm all she has left of our father."
Mitch rolled his eyes and kissed Isabel lightly, just to bug Mario, then went to the edge and lifted himself out of the water. He shook his shaggy blond hair and crossed his arms over his chest, "yes?"
He arched his eyebrow, "and why's that? Am I nod good enough for the rebels?" He didn't want to be a rebel; he hated them so much.. He hated Mario the most.
He nodded slowly, "yet I am.." He didn't want to be related to a murder and more then Mario wanted him here, "looks like we don't get everything out way, huh lover boy?"
"The only way you'll wait for her is in the cells." Mario said, serious. He didn't want him near Sam.
Mario rolled his eyes, just his luck that Sam's stubbornness came from her father's side. 2 rebels came in and went up to Mario.
"Escort him to a cell."
"Escort him to a cell."
Mitch glared at Mario but let the guards take him. He looked back at Isabel softly and hoped shed be able to come see him still.,
Mario pinched his nose, "Isabel, you can't just bring outsiders here. He could very well threaten the rebellion."
Mario sighed, "He's staying locked up until, I see he's not a threat. You can visit but he is not to leave, understood?"


Kyle's memory ended when he finished swimming laps in the pool at the Rebel Headquarters. People always said, or at least, they sometimes said, that what's in the past is in the past. Those people were hypocrites because they also said that you have to learn from the past. So which was it? Remember the past, or forget it? Kyle swam to the end of the pool lane he was in. Water droplets clung to his wet hair, and the color of the pool made his blue eye color pop. Aside from a girl that he saw at the other end of the pool, there wasn't really anyone out here. Kyle looked over his shoulder to see the other girl sit comfortably with her feet in the water. He'd seen her around a couple of times, but never really talked to her. He hadn't really talked to anyone here, actually. Kyle looked away from her and grabbed onto the ladder that dipped into the pool and hoisted himself out. Like all, or at least, most guys, he only wore a pair of swimming shorts when he went swimming. The backside of his naked upper body was exposed to Lily as Kyle got out of the pool, then walked over to the chair where he had his towel laid out. He grabbed it with his right hand, then he used it dry off his hair.

She looked up at Kyle, who in her opinion was undeniably good-looking, and offered a small smile. Lily was always nice to people, even if she felt like she had to be on her guard. It wasn't often that Lily would be comfortable around people, though that was a trait she probably developed over her time in the facility. Regardless of what was going on in her head, she always managed a smile, few actually realised how untrusting she really was. Her mother always told her that "it didn't matter how you felt, it only mattered how you looked."

Kyle walked around the pool and made his way over to Lily. He stood beside her, then he looked down at her and asked "Is it cool if I sit with you?" He wasn't much of an optimist, but he figured that the worst this girl could say to him was 'no'.

One thing that Lily was good at was reading people, it came in handy for her on many occasions. Kyle was a hard person to read though, she figured it was because he was hiding something. Not that it mattered, most people had a secret in one way or another, sometimes it wasn't even their secret but one that another person had passed to them and then it became their burden to carry. Either way, Lily was the type that didn't ask the questions she didn't want answers to.

"So..what's up?" he asked after several awkward moments of silence. It wasn't much of a conversation starter, he realized, but it would at least fill the silence for now. His legs absentmindedly kicked slowly in the pool water creating several ripples in the once clear surface. Now that he thought about it, he could technically see how his gift worked with Lily if he tried. It was hard to get a reading from someone by impulse though. Often times, the images of someone's future came at random. He knew that those fortune tellers who read people's hands or tarot cards for money must have been faking some of what they said. No one could really control when they received a sighting of someone's future.

She tried to avoid making contact with him, she didn't feel right seeing the future of someone she barely knew, in her opinion it was an invasion of privacy and a lot of people didn't even want to know their future. It was even worse when people wanted to know their future and then didn't like the answer. Sometimes she just figured she was blessed with a curse in terms of her ability.

A minute later, Matty walked in, a pair of shorts and a t-shirt over her swim suit. She had a towel in her hand.