Jason was at the Youth Center as Adam, Tanya, and Aisha were leaving. Zack was doing his work. "One smoothie, please. Any kind." The employee nodded. Kimberly came into the place and walks up to Jason.
She tapped him on the shoulder. "Hey, we need to talk." Jason turned around.
"What do you want?" Jason asked.
"I want to talk about-" Kimberly stumble on her words. "I just want to-Okay look, can we please seriously talk. Meet me at my house around 5. Trini and her daughter won't be there."
"Why?" Jason asked. "Why? I don't get why you want to be friends with me. I mean the last time we spoke, you rejected."
"Look, we can discuss this at dinnertime," said Kimberly.
"Fine," said Jason. Kim walks down to the training session to see the new balance beam. It was okay. She loved the one that worked on when she was younger.
Katherine walked up to her. "Hey, Kimberly. What are you doing here?"
"Oh, hey, Kat," Kim greeted. "I'm just here to talk to Jason." She kept staring at the balance beam. "You know I miss the old days."
"You're telling me," said Katherine. "Tommy, is making me show up here so we can catch up on things. I don't even know what to say."
"Oh, just say that whatever you want to talk about," said Kimberly. Kat nodded.
Tommy came through the Youth Center. "Oh, well, I better get going." Kat picks up her bag and walks to the counter.
Jason drink his smoothie. Tommy was looking at him. "Jase, is that you?"
"No, who's the guy that is speaking?" Jason asked.
"It's your bro," said Tommy. "You know Tommy Oliver."
"My bro is Zackary Taylor," said Jason. He kept looking ahead. "Sorry, but I think a guy named Tommy Oliver betrayed me."
"What do you mean?" Tommy asked.
"Oh, nothing," said Jason. "Well," he turns to Tommy as he explain, "it's just that ten years ago, me and Kim were dating. She send that Dear John letter to you."
"What?" Tommy asked.
"Oh, it's just that-wait, I guess she never did told you about us. Oh, well, my fault," said Jason.
Kat walk towards Tommy and Jason's conversation. "What is going on?"
"Oh, I'm just talking to Tommy," said Jason as he takes another drink. "Nothing is the matter. Oh, by the way, Kat have you told him about why you left. I guess he would want to know that."
"Jason?" Katherine sighs.
"What?" Tommy asked. He was so confused. "Okay, stop. Somebody tell me something because I'm so lost."
"Oh, if you want answers, talk to your girls," said Jason. He empty is smoothie and stands up. "Well, it was nice talking to you."
"Jase!" Tommy yelled.
Kimberly came running up the stairs. "Okay, what is going on?!"
Jason heads outside. Kat was looking at Kimberly. "Kim, can you please tell me and Tommy what is going on with Jason? He acts so different than he was before. Yesterday, he was fine. But right now, he's acting liking a jerk."
"I don't know, Kat," said Kimberly. "Tommy, are you okay?"
Tommy looks at Kimberly. "Well, is there something you want to tell me because I have no idea what happen ten years ago." Kat also looked at her. Kimberly stares at them with nothing to say.
Rocky was at his boss' office. "I can't do this job anymore. I don't like it."
His boss was simply in the darkness. "Look, you signed a contract that says that you have to work until you die. So in case you're bleeding to death or one of you body is breaking, you belong with me."
Rocky sighs. "I understand. I just thought that I could deserve a better boss." His boss kicks him in the face. He stands up and steps on his arm.
"Listen, Rocky, I don't care if you like this job or not," his boss started, "all I care about is if you leave, you die. I'm already working on the next person, so if I might say myself, you are never getting fire even you still all my money or burn my belonging because if you do, I will kill." He stomps his hand one more time and walks off.
Rocky stands up and wips the blood off on his lips. He shook his hand and started to walk out the office.
Trini and Katrina were having a picnic by the lake. Billy was walking by. "Hey," Katrina started, "Uncle Billy, want to have lunch with us?"
Trini smiles. "Katrina?"
"What?" Katrina asked. "Mom, I want to have another person on this picnic too."
Trini smiles. Billy walks over there. "Hey, Katrina. How are you?"
"Good," said Katrina. "Mom, tells me everything about you."
"Katrina?" Trini said.
"What?" Katrina asks. "How about you Uncle Billy?"
"Good," said Billy, "how about your mother?"
"Eh," Katrina kidded, "She's alright." Billy laughs.
Trini slaps him on the arm. "It's not funny you know."
"Right," said Billy. "So what do you guys have?"
"Fish and chips for me," Trini started, "Peanut Butter Jelly Sandwich and five cookies for Katrina. And here..." She handed Billy his food.
Billy took it and opens it. "Grilled Cheese Sandwich and Yougurt. Wow! You have anything to drink?"
"Yeah, water," said Trini.
"Hey, mom, why don't you give Uncle Billy the second fish sandwich you made?" Katrina asked.
"Oh, honey," Trini started. "Uncle Billy is afraid of fish." Trini smile.
"No, uncle, here, is allergic," said Billy.
"Really?" Katrina, "Me too."
"Oh, wow," said Billy. "Can you pass me the water bottle?" Trini handed him one.
"Hey, so why were you outside?" Trini asks.
"Oh, no reason," said Billy.
Katrina took a bite out of her sandwich and started to talk, "Hey, Uncle Billy, are you married?"
Billy dropped his sandwich and yougurt. Trini looked at her daughter. "Katrina?"
"What?" Katrina asks.
"Uncle's wife passed away," Trini whispered into her daughter's ear.
"What?" Katrina said, "I'm sorry for your loss, uncle."
Billy rubbed his eyes. "Thank you, Katrina. Uncle is going to be fine."