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Gen curled around her pillow, rubbing her arm slowly and trying to sleep, to no avail. She quietly sighed, turning away from the wall and sitting up, whispering. "Is anybody up?"

(Is anyone gonna...?)

"Hmm, no reason..." She smirked to herself, hoping nobody present knew of the historical significance of lavender. "-yeah, "Oar House" is really, uh...rhymable. Easy to mock."

Genesis sat on the bed quietly, crossing her legs and tugging down the cuffs of her leggings. Aithne seemed interesting, to say the least. "How about...the Lavender Cabin? I like that name." She grinned to herself, leaning on her elbow.

"I've been to camps before, church camp primarily, but I've never been here before. Brother came here a few years ago, and my mom thought it would be good for me to go as well." She began setting her things up, shoving her still-full suitcase under the bunk bed. "I'll deal with that later."

"Oh...kay. Sorry for asking..." She pursed her lips with a tight smile and pulled out her sleeping bag, rolling it out on her bed. "Have you been here before?" Genesis had always made friends naturally, not used to being treated so coldly. But hey, she may have her reasons.

Genesis watched Aithne as she avoided eye contact, setting her bag down on the bottom bunk she'd deemed her own and unzipping her bag. "Parents making you come, huh?" She joked, attempting to cut the tension.

Genesis turned to the new speaker, running a hand through her curly hair and pursing her lips. "Odessa. Washington. Pretty boring. You?"

She struggled under the weight of her bag, nodding. "Totally! Thank you, I like your hair!"

Genesis turned to the girl who approached her, giving her a warm smile. "Hi! I'm Genesis, as you may remember." She looked upwards, the sun shining on her face. "Beautiful day. Have you been here before?"

She gave a polite smile and ran back to the ladies, trying to keep up and glancing around at the girls she'd be spending her summer with. Not bad. Not bad at all. She stood on her toes, in a search for someone she might know, to no avail. She was completely alone here, not a familiar soul in...

Genesis saw the group disband out of her peripheral vision, doing the same and running to a leaf to give the ladybug a landing pad. Her eyes crinkled with a smile, as she turned upwards and straightened. The cool breeze drove her to pull the oversized jacket tighter around herself, shuddering...

Genesis had been loitering in the back of the varied group, observing her surroundings with a serene grin. She hadn't known much about this place, but her brother had just laughed when she said she was going. Her brother, Rev, had gone once before, a few years back. He returned begging to never...