"Lullah! God your finally up."
Wren threw her head back and laughed again.
Vaisey laughed too.
"We're gonna be there soon, you should probably get ready."
I gathered my things and hugged my knees to my chest.
It was freezing on the bus, and my shorts were really short, so they didn't provide much warmth.
We approached out stop and the bus slowed to a halt.
Vaisey and I got off first, and Wren followed.
I handed the bus driver my fare, and Vaisey did the same.
But when Wren tried to hand him her money, he gave her a wink and told her her money was no good.
I rolled my eyes but Vaisey was in awe.
"Wow! Do guys always treat you like that?!"
Wren shrugged.
"I guess."
This was madness. She wasnt even that pretty!!!!
Ok fine yeah she was pretty, but COME ON.
"We should go. The guys are probably waiting."
The walk to the pier was fairly short, but it felt like hours.
All Vaisey and Wren talked about the entire time was Wrens modeling career.
"And then I was like Heidi, Kate, this is a show for real models....."
"Yeah, Orlando Bloom is a pretty good kisser...I mean, he's alright...."
"...And then she said that she wished she could adopt me..... Yeah it was great I was crying, All I could say was 'Angelina, Brad, I wish I could adopt you too....."
......
The guys were waiting for us at the pier when we arrived.
"Vay!" Jack cried and ran to hug her.
They're so cute together.
The friend Jack brought turned out to be Charlie.
"Oy!" Wren called."I remember youu."
"Right I remember you too love. How you been?"
He asked as they walked off together, leaving me all alone.
I sighed and looked around.
Jack must have noticed me looking sad cause hr called out.
"Oy Tallulah. Cain is walkin down the path right now."
Vaisey snickered.
"Oh shut up you two."
Cain ran up to us with his dog.
"Whats goin on?" He asked.
"Nothin, lets get on the boat right now, it's gonna take us out too this small island. They only take twelve people a day! We can go hikin!"
Jack gushed.
Vaisey's smile flickered at that.
"Hhh-iking?" She squeaked.
Jack kissed the top of her head.
"Yes, my love. Cmon guys let's get too the boat."
And with that we headed to the dock.
Little did they know that while the kids loaded onto the boat, a small man named Christopher Talanan ran down the path after them shouting,
"Stop! Hurricane warning! Stop the boat!"
But it was too late.