Nothing Left to Say

I smiled slightly, “There are other people here, don’t want to make them too uncomfortable.”

"I know..." I side-eyed Tony, who was busy with the dishes. Amelia was helping him. I know they both were distracting themselves from us.

“I need to figure out our new travel path.”

"Do you need any help or will I only distract you?"

I shrugged and grabbed my map, “I don’t know.”

"Don't want to risk it." I leaned in to whisper in her ear. "You're too cute for my own good."

I blushed a little, “Pill.”

I smirked at her blush before I went to help put the dishes away.

I rolled my eyes and went back to the map.

The chores got done, so I sat down and started reading some random thing while I waited for Natalie to be done.
Amy: I walked while I glossed over my notes. "So, you and Tony?" I asked Amelia as I walked by, stopping for her answer.

Natalie: I finished up what I was working on fairly quickly.
Amelia: “I actually don’t know, I only met him a week ago. He’s nice though...”

Draven: I was reading more about the City Project, namely, about the kids who had participated in it.
Amy: I hummed a bit in response and continued walking.

Nat: I sat down next to him, “Anything interesting?”
Amelia: “What?”

Draven: "Mostly depressing." I threw the file of the kid into a pile. "They all are... incredible. They had such amazing talents that were gonna change the world. And they're all dead except for one."
Amy: "Nothing, I just hope that you know you can do better. Someone who will... how do I say it? Provide the intellectually stimulating conversation you need. Someone who understands you, who you can bounce ideas off of."

Nat: I leaned back a bit, “We have to figure out what happened. I wonder if that Madison girl even knows that they’re all dead...”
Amelia: “Thanks I guess? Where is all this coming from?”

Draven: I thought. "I wonder how she managed to leave. It said that it was impossible for any of them to leave without an official's card. None of them had that."
Amy: "Just looking out for you. Three years of being alone has made me soft."

Nat: “Each of them had a different speciality right? What was hers?”
Amelia: “If you say so.”

Draven: "I don't know. It was blacked out in her profile. Same with Tristan's." I showed her their files, in the details describing what their skills were, there were just rows and paragraphs of blacked out lines.
Amy: I gave a fake sweet smile, which used to be a running gag back in the lab.

Nat: “I’m guessing something with technology, probably hacked her way out.”
Amelia: I laughed a little, “I guess I missed all of you more than I thought...”

Draven: I nodded slowly and looked at Tristan's profile. He was only 18 when this happened. He was only a kid. "Why do you think he did it?"
Amy: I laughed as well. "I admit, it does feel nice to see friendly faces for once."

Nat: “I’m still vouching for the ‘he didn’t know better’ option.” He kinda reminded me of myself so I had to believe that he didn’t know better or at least regretted it now.
Amelia: “Seriously. I swear I was almost murdered so many times, that might’ve been because I was trying to vaccinate anyone I came across though...”

Draven: "If you say so. Maybe his dad raised him into a psychopath, you never know." ((This is funny because Tristan is the hugest dork around.))
Amy: "Yeah, you were always too nice for your own good."

((Lol Yeah))
Nat: I nodded slightly and brushed my hair back behind my ear.
Amelia: I shrugged a bit, “I had to make sure I had some trial runs before I injected any of you with it.”

Draven: I tilted my head at her. "When we found out about Octavio Walker, you stiffened up. Back in the car. You said you'd tell me later. Wanna tell me now?"
Amy: "Better than experimenting on animals," I mimicked her shrug.

Nat: “He’s the one I approached about the virus he said he would make sure it succeeded,  he killed children to protect my virus.”
Amelia: “at least according to the vegans.”