The car drove up a steep hill. "Our superiors sprang for this place up here, it's really secluded. It'll help you be more comfortable." Zane said. "Oh great, we're going to become the Bo Radly's of this town." Corinna muttered, gazing out the window. Alice cast her a look. She understood the girl's hostile attitude. It was only two weeks ago that they were rescued from Raccoon City. She looked at Zane. "What Corinna's trying to say is, well, wouldn't living up alone make other people wonder about us?" She asked. Zane nodded. "Right, which is why we have these." He handed each of them a yellow file. "What's this?" Corinna asked. "Documentation." He said. "Birth certificates, school records, and such." Corinna opened hers. She saw the birth certificate. "Wait. My name's not Corinna Adams." She said. "It's Fitzgerald. And who the hell are Malcolm and Jeanine Adams? My parents were Colin and Annabelle." Zane looked at her. He looked at Alice. "I thought you told her." He said. "Told me what?" Corinna asked. Alice took a deep breath and looked at Corinna. "We sort of needed to get.well, new identities to be able to do this without any questions being asked, the best cover they could think of is that were sisters and our parents recently passed away, so now you're living with me, your older sister." She said. "Right, and in those documents you'll find everything there is to need. Your 'parent's' birth and death certificates. Stock certificates that belonged to your 'father', bank statements, even a last will and testament that states you two are to live in this house." Zane said. Corinna looked at them. "So, Corinna Fitzgerald just doesn't exist at all." She said softly. Alice and Corinna walked into their new home. Zane stood behind them. "I'll let you two get comfortable and settled in." He said. "All right." Alice said. Corinna stood in awe of the large house. "Whoa." She breathed out as Zane walked out. Alice walked over to her. "Yeah." She said. "I guess this is our new home." She looked at Corinna. "Listen, I know you feel like this is all wrong, but.." "It's no big." Corinna said, cutting her off. "It's what has to be done, right?" Before Alice could say anything, Corinna began going up the stairs of the big house. "I'm going to get settled in my room and go to sleep, tomorrow is Corinna Adams first day at her new school, she should get some rest." Corinna said bitterly. Alice sighed. Alice pulled in front of the school. Corinna looked at the lush green front lawn of the school, with thousands of kids milling around. She quickly turned to Alice. "You gotta be shitting me." She said. "What?" Alice asked. "It's like one of those schools in those fucking teen movies." Alice sighed. "Look, it was the only school that would take such a quick enrollment." "I don't see what's the point in going to school, what's the point of pursuing a normal existence? I mean, you and I know what happened in Raccoon, we should be off somewhere being questioned by FBI, CIA, NRA or some shit like that, not playing sister dearest." "Corinna." Alice said sternly. "Please, just don't be difficult." She said, softening her tone a bit. Corinna looked at her. "You're just going to pretend that nothing happened, aren't you? After what you told me! I can't believe you!" "Corinna!" Alice yelled, she was quickly losing her patience. She faced forward and gripped the steering wheel of the car with both hands. "Please, just go to school." She forced out. Corinna looked down. "Fine." She said. She grabbed her book-bag and opened the door and walked out, loudly slamming the car door behind her. Alice leaned to the window and rolled down the window as Corinna headed to the school building. "Hey." She yelled after her. Corinna stopped and turned to her. "I'll come pick you up right here at three, ok?" She asked. Corinna sighed and rolled her eyes. "Whatever." She muttered, turning back and continuing walking. Alice took a deep breath and drove away. Corinna stopped, looking at her surroundings. "Hey, watch out!" Came a voice. Corinna didn't have time to react before a body slammed into her, knocking her face first to the ground, something heavy was on her back. "OW!" She screamed. "Oh shit, I'm so sorry." Said a voice, the weight on her back was lifted. "Seth, you moron, you could've killed someone!" Came another voice. "I think he did." Said yet another voice. "Dude, you ok?" The voice asked. "Yeah, I'm fine." Came the first voice. Corinna then felt hands trying to help her up. "Don't touch me." She groaned. Corinna slowly sat up. "I am so sorry." Said the voice again, putting a hand on her shoulder. "I said don't touch me!" Corinna got up and grabbed her things, walking away. The three people looked at her, perplexed. "What's her deal?" One of them asked. The other two simply shrugged. Corinna walked away quickly, afraid to look back. Great, she thought, not even a minute in my brand-new school, and already I've managed to be a total mental case. She walked into the school building.