Rain

(not sure what day it is, someone else can decide, I'm guessing it's around 9pm)
It felt like one big co-ed slumber party, or something. I felt bad about running away from home and all, but I left a note for my parents explaining in great detail my reasoning. I am sure after time they would come to understand. They weren't really like us, they were adults and their powers weren't as strong. Not to mention, their bodies had already started to. . .well, deteriorate. It's not the right word, but you know what I mean.

It was a little weird seeing a bunch of rogue kids, complete strangers might I add, all living together in complete harmony. With Jessica and Johnson out of the picture, I found myself letting my deepest secret out little by little every passing day. Ivar didn't seem to mind too much, and the others just gave us a hard time. There were about eight of us living there now, and I could tell Jared hadn't expected so many to join him all at once, though I think he enjoyed the company. It was about an even split between guys and girls too, though one of the guys was a bit younger than the rest of us.

We started to play a friendly game of truth or dare. Of course, it was William's idea, but we all went along with it.

"Alright, so what you do is you spin this bottle, and whoever it lands on has to pick truth or dare. And then you decide what they will have to do or tell." William was a bit too eager, and I could see he loved being in charge of a bunch of older kids. "I'll go first, of course." he gave it a good spin, nearly hitting Ivar in the knee. It seemed to be spinning forever. Then it stopped on me. "Rain, truth or dare?" a devious little grin started to show on his lips.

"Uh," this was going to be difficult, because I knew whichever I chose it would somehow involve Ivar. I decided to get it over with quick, before it became extremely annoying. "Dare."

(sorry about putting words in your mouth, but I am hoping this is the opening you need to post *cheesy grin*)