A/N Hey guys! Yeah, I know this isn't a chapter. But it will be soon! I got a teensy bit bored, so I wrote something else, about Camp Sami, but I have better hopes for it than this. I'll admit it, this was pretty random and the plot kind of went out of whack. Hopefully I'll do a better job with my new story, about Fang, Max, Ella, and Iggy as counselors. I will actually include the whole Flock, and it will actually make sense. I hope.

I've tweaked the camp a little bit, and just for the record: It has nothing to do with the story you are reading now.

I hope you guys check it out, because IT IS GOING TO BE TEN TIMES BETTER!(:

I have prepared a little pre-view for anyone that is interested. Which I hope you are.

"Maximum? Nice to meet you." Jo shook my hand.

"Call me, Max."

She smiled. "Alright, Max. You have Cabin...17. Just go all the way up the hill, and it's the second to the left." I nodded, and waited for Ella, who was in Cabin 16.

"Oh good!" Jo remarked. "You two get to share a fire pit."

Ella squealed, and jumped up and down. "Max this is going to be great!"

As we ascended the hill, I noticed fires going, there were about three per unit. So far, I had seen two Units, both on the right, and a bathroom house on the left. We soldiered on up the hill, finally making it to our respective cabins. The sun was setting, and someone had turned on the lights in my new home.

The cabin was nestled the farthest back of the unit, Oscadee: as the sign proclaimed. It was painted red, and there was a porch. Windows dotted the sides, but luckily the thick forest covered them from lingering eyes.

I bounded up the steps, ready to meet my co-counselor for the rest of the summer. When I opened the door, I didn't even get a hello. To my left was a bunk in a little, wooded room, probably for me, and one to my left. The entrance was covered by a black blanket. Well, I guess she doesn't like people.

I left, to get my trunk from the center of the units. A British guy was talking to one of the other counselors as he unloaded the trunks. I grabbed mine, and thanked him.

Kicking open the door, I heaved my trunk into the room. After sliding it into my area, I took my sheets out and set up my bed on the top bunk.

Just as I was unloading my own blanket to put over the doorframe, my co-counselor decided to greet me. Oh, boy. Literally.

My co-counselor was a dude.

So there's a preview for you. I'll probably have the full chapter up by tonight.

After writing the next chapter for Camp Sami about six times, I decided I'd better take a break and work on something else. So please! Check it out soon!

Thanks!

-Alessa