Peter and Diana sat on the bus, packed up and ready to go home.
The past 2 days were uneventful. Diana refused to talk, still in denial. The boys understood, leaving her alone.
She looked out the window. She had to admit, the only thing she would miss was D-Tent. They were like her brothers. Like family. And now she was leaving them behind.
The thought of Caveman and Zero out in the desert broke her heart. She tried to tell herself that they would be okay, but she was lying. She knew they would probably be dead. She just didn't want to think of it.
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'You okay?" Her mom sat down on the chair across from her bed. Diana was back in her room. She had just got out of a warm shower. She had to wash of Camp Green Lake and forget everyone there.
"I'm fine." She said, looking at the ceiling.
"I know your upset about your friends. But, it'll be okay."
"No it won't." Diana turned on her side and looked at her mother. "Their probably dead or something. I never got the chance to tell Caveman he was my best friend."
Her mom thought a moment, trying to remember the nickname. "I'm sure every thing will be okay." She got up and kissed Diana's forehead.
When she left the room, Diana sighed. It was to quiet in her house. She was used to hearing the fights and the jokes.
Her friend, Ellie, had stopped by a few times. Ellie was Diana's best friend ever. When she told Ellie about Caveman, she was a little insulted about a boy taking her place, but got over it quickly.
Her sister, Rini, had picked up on bugging her. They got along great, but Diana had changed a lot, so they were still getting to know each other again.
Since it was summer, she didn't have school. She did see her friends, who came over to see how she was doing and if she was used to being home. She told them 'Sorta'.
She was home. But she was still worried.