Remmy couldn't believe how her luck had turned. She had started the day off with several bruises, those of which she had no idea where they came from, even more scratches, and a crick in her neck. Yet she smiled through all this. Though her thoughts were much more vulgar then the smile. She didn't eat. She walked through the hallways that always seemed endless to her, passing countless students without even a second glance. It was only when she saw a younger one that she did a double take.

She had been here for about a year now and she couldn't help, but want to rip off someones head everytime she saw a younger child. The nerve they had to take away someones life, before they even had the chance to experience some of it. She'd give them a fleeting look of worry, before she'd turn on her heel like she hadn't seen anything. Never would Remmy show any sign of emotion. It's not going to happen even if you ask for it.

It wasn't long before one of the adults of the facility caught up to her. Figures Was Remmy's thoughts. She felt her finger go slightly numb and she shook them slightly trying to wear off the static that had flown to them. Her eyes had flown to the cieling as she spoke. It was good news that she brought. After she finished her line, she walked off leaving Remmy pndering. When was the last time I was outside? Two months? She was actually excited for the chance to smell the air.

Now to find her way outside. She walked back the way she had come getting the feeling it was in that direction, but she wasn't positive of anything. Having assumed correctly she found herself on the right track. She wore that same upbeat smile, but it was less forced. It was a happy smile. Remmy had always loved the out doors, particurly a summer breeze. It was amazing how the simplest things pleased her.

She inhaled deeply as she stepped out into the nice, crisp air of the courtyard. She hardly recognized the smell. It was almsot as if she was being born again, but less dramatic. She ran her hands through her soft, dark hair, and blinked a few times taking in the brightness of it all. Remmy began to walk the one place where she felt sole comfort at. She came here every time she was allowed outside. A bench under the shade of one of the largest trees in the area. She stuck her legs out one end, and let her head lay off the other. She watched the sky waiting for a bird to fly over head. She loved the soudn of their chirping.

She saw a distant flash, but paid it no attention. She liked having her photo taken. So she let it continue, without even giving the person a glance. It was when he walked over that she finally averted her gaze to him. He was pleasing to the eye, no doubt about that, and he had been clever enough to realize she wasn't going to say 'hi' first. Hello, I am Keenan. What's your name? Were the words he spoke. She sat up and gave him an elegant smirk, before replying, "Most call me Remmy." She let her gaze fall from his eyes to his hand for a second before lifting them back up to his. "Formal, aren't we. But I'll bite." She said. He obviously hadn't met her or heard of her, or he wouldn't have offered his hand. That was always a mistake. She lifted up her hand, and felt her fingers go numb again, but it was much softer then the last time. She shook it lightly and gave him a light vibrating jolt, nothing that would hurt him too bad, before letting go.