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Andi shook her head, the smile growing smaller as she looked down at her lap once more, fumbling with the hem of her jean shorts. "I remember he was tall....and Mommy said something about him liking to play with my hair a lot." she said, smiling. Rayna tilted her head to the side, giving her a curious look. She hadn't told her this before. Did she remember this, suddenly? Rayna shrugged, playing with Andi's short hair. "She brought a picture of myself with her, of what I look like now. On the back was a note from my...err...my future self, saying to take care of Andi. Oh! And she said that I'd find out who the father is myself." she added grumpily. She couldn't understand why she couldn't just tell her. Maybe it was because she liked playing mind games, and was doing that. 'Stupid karma, biting me in the a**....' she thought to herself, chuckling silently at what she had thought, not knowing that it was flowing into Hikaru's and Andi's minds. Andi looked up to Rayna, furrowing her eyebrows. "Mommy, don't use curse words. My future Mommy told me that you could send people your thoughts." she said, giggling. Rayna turned a light pink, laughing nervously.

Hikaru nodded at Andi, listening intently to her story and wondering how much Andi really knew about her family from the future, and what reasons she might have not to tell anyone in the past about it. Before she could give voice to these concerns, however, she heard Rayna's voice in her head again. Blinking, she looked over at her curiously.

"So... you really do have some sort of telepathy, then?" Hikaru asked, cocking her head to the side. "This is like what happened before with your memories, huh? I guess you haven't learned to control it yet..."

Hikaru nodded, smiling as she watched Andi dash off to play in the sandbox. "Yeah..." She stretched out some, leaning up against the back of the bench as she turned to Rayna, winking and giggling a little. "She reminds me a lot of her mother," she said, poking at Rayna's shoulder teasingly.

"So..." she started, changing her tone suddenly. "How do you feel about having a six year old daughter, just out of the blue like that?" Yawning, she cracked her neck to the side, looking back to Rayna. "I mean, we're practically still kids ourselves, y'know?"

Rayna smiled a bit, looking down. "She does remind me of what I was like when I was a little girl." she said, nodding. It was true- Andi acted a lot like Rayna when she was her age. Very adventurous, energetic, always smiling...and incredibly naive. She sighed, crossing her legs and placing her book onto the ground, watching Andi. Her smile disappeared as she watched the girl play in the sand, her tail swishing behind her as she built up a large pile of sand. "It's hard." she admitted, not looking over to Hikaru. "I mean...I'm only fourteen, and I don't want to deal with all the responsibility of being a parent yet. I don't even know how long I'm supposed to watch over her. But her mother probably had her reasons. Most likely to protect her." she said, looking over. "But....it's okay. I love her like I really did have her now, and Kylie and Charlie are helping me take care of Andi." she added, smiling a bit. "And sometimes....I wish it's Charlie that's her father..." she said quietly, turning a bright red.

"That's good, then," Hikaru said, nodding and smiling back at Rayna. "I mean, it must be pretty tough. I wouldn't know what to do at all!" She rubbed the back of her head, laughing a little nervously at the thought of having kids of her own. It wasn't something that had ever even occurred to her as being possible.

"I'm glad you've got people to help you out with it, though," she said. "I'm sure Charlie and Kylie are a big help." At this, she pumped a fist in the air energetically. "And you can count on me, too! I'll be like Andi's big sister or something!"

Coming back down from the high, she leaned over to whisper in Rayna's ear. "Don't worry..." she said quietly. "I'm sure you and Charlie will stay together forever. It's gotta be him!" Leaning back, she folded her arms behind her head and winked at Rayna, grinning brightly.

((lol, dont worry you spelled it right.)) Lia looked down at the ground feeling a bit sorry for him.
"Aw, thats sad. I mean really sad. Growing up alone bites. I had my family but, I guess you could say it was kind of the same with me, except I knew why. Because my dad is the head of the family, so everyone is afraid of him, then I was called 'Special,' because I had the family powers so they were afraid of me. Only one person was ever really kind to me. His name was Tyrell. I never knew who he was, or what he was doing in The Estate, but he was always there in the garden. He was really nice and talked with me even though he was older than me and I was just a little kid." Lia pointed to her bag, and Takuto's plush dragon head sticking out, "He even gave me Takuto. But one day he was just gone. He never came back," Lia stopped herself and realized how much she had just said. She blushed. "Sorry. I didn't mean to dump it all on you. Sometimes its like it just all comes out without me realizing. Sorry."

"No, that's okay. It's better to talk sometimes than to just bottle everything up inside yourself." Issac says, shaking his head. "You've probably heard that before." he says laughing. "I've probably said more to you than anyone else in my whole life." he says staring at the ground.

Lia blinked.
"Wow, I'm honored." she said truly meaning it. She had always been told that if a person can open up to you, you know your not entirely terrible. "So I guess you don't talk much huh. Are you happy here at Ria? How long have you been here? I've been here for only two days. Not long, but I already know I love this school. The food is amazing the service is amazing, the dorms are amazing. Everything here is just great."