6. Don't Be Scared
It was so quiet, and the people were so still. Smoke plundered off the dying buildings and simmered and gathered in the air. The roads were almost impassible but they had to try at least. She didn't understand, but her parents did. They flashed a nervous smile, wiggled an outstretched hand and said "Come, Lily. Come on." She came forward hesitantly, grabbing her father's hand and pulling on it. Walking through the destruction with her parents, she realized that for the first time she had forgotten to tell Bunny not to be scared. "Bunny," she whispered quietly, "Don't be scared."