A/N Hey thanks for the reviews, I'm at work experience this week, so I have lots of free time to plan my stories, and this is my favourite! Hehe, I know I should update my others, but I really want to get into the juicy bits of the story!

Belle was sitting in her bedroom in the farm, reading another book. It had been almost a week here now, and she was really missing the girls and her boyfriend, Russell. They had been going out for about 6 months and everyone said they were sweet together. He had brown her, a little darker than hers and was pretty tall. She decided to write him a letter,

Hi Russ, its Belle, remember me?

Well I remember you, its the only thing that keeps me going (apart from the girls obviously, have you seen any of them?) I'm so bored here, there is no-one here, and definitely no-one for you to worry about!

Love you lots, write me soon!

Belle x x x

Actually at that moment Russell was just about to bump into Hazel. She had been chatting to a group of people on the chat room, and was getting to know them well. That's when it hit her, of course she didn't know them. It was nice to have someone to talk to, but she needed to get out. She changed into a knee-length skirt and flowery top, leaving her black hair loose. Then she headed out, nowhere in mind.

In the video store she met Russell, Belle's Boyfriend, and a good friend of Hazel. They had known each other since kindergarten.

"Russ!" She said, leaping into his arms and kissing him on the cheek, "Finally someone I know!"

"Wow, glad to see me then?" He laughed,

"'Course I am! I've been so bored!"

"Oh thanks!"

"You know what I mean," She smiled, "So what are you up to? Have you heard from Belle?"

"Not yet, she'll probably be posting a letter though, takes so much longer than e-mail!"

"Yeah," Hazel sighed, "Wanna go and see a movie?"

"Yup, sure, actually Haze, there's a bit of a party tonight, wanna go after the film? Pizza's on me!" He said, pushing his hair behind his ears.

"Ok, if there's pizza involved!"

Erin was brushing her shoulder length hair before going down to breakfast. She was taking longer than usual because... well because there was nothing much else to do, and it was awkward around her, family. Finally she went downstairs, she was wearing the Pants again, because she only had another week of them left.

"Hi Erin," Justin mumbled from his bowl of Coco Pops, he was wearing a t-shirt and boxer shorts and his dark blonde hair was dishevelled. He had obviously just got up.

"Hey," She smiled, and got herself a bowl of the chocolatey cereal. Justin was nice, normal in fact in this weird world of forgotten relatives.

"We're goin' Gran's today I think,"

"Oh," In the whole week she'd been in Manchester her Aunty had put off her going to see her Grandmother, her Dad's mum. She wasn't really sure why.

A few minutes later Jane bustled into the kitchen,

"Come on J, hurry up, we have to go to Gran's for Erin to meets her!" She smiled at Erin, nervously.

Erin was glad she had put on the Pants today, she had a feeling she would need them.

Before they left, they ran into Pete and his friend who Erin had seen a few times, Danny.

"Pete, we're going to Gran's ok?"

"Uh huh," Pete mumbled in his monosyllabic way. Danny smiled at Erin as she passed. If she hadn't of been so nervous she would have fainted, Danny was pretty gorgeous, he had blonde hair and green eyes.

They got to her Gran's in a taxi, as it was a little bit away. They went in, and Justin smiled encouragingly.

"Mum, me and Justin are here," they entered a living room, in which an old woman with small glasses and grey hair sat,

"Oh Jane, how is my big Grandson!" She smiled,

"And Erin's here too,"

"Who?" She said, frostily, glancing at Erin where she was standing near the door.

"Erin, David's daughter, from America, your Grand daughter,"

"I don't have a grand daughter, nor do I have a son." The old woman said firmly, Erin felt tears welling up, why was she being so horrible,

"Mum, I..." Jane said, trying to fix the situation which Erin felt was unfixable.

"Jane, I told you, David is nothing to me, neither therefore is this girl."

"Well that's fine, because I want nothing to do with you either, you or any of this stupid group of people you try to call a family!" Erin screamed, the tears welling over and down her cheeks, she ran out of the house, slamming the door behind her. She ran and ran until she came to a park, there she sat on the grass and just sat crying. It was then she realised she didn't know where she was.

A/N Sorry this is slightly shorter, but I wanted to end it there, and also I have things to do! Hehe, please review! Pretty please!