Winter's on it's way, hooray!

Adelina shrugged her shoulders somewhat. "Well, I wouldn't say it's BAD, exactly," she said. "Odd, a little bit, though. I mean, I'm not interesting or nice... and didn't you say you had to find your twin sister?" She tilted her head to the side somewhat, an eyebrow raised, and folded her arms over her chest. She shivered slightly because of the cold breeze, but it was barely even noticeable.

Adelina was confused when he laughed, but didn't say anything about it. She found it a bit strange that they both had sisters, but then again, a lot of people did. Besides, her sister was younger, and his was twin, so they had to be the same age. She didn't really care about the fact that he wouldn't find her until he stopped looking, so she merely shrugged her shoulders, and didn't say anything.

She thought for a few moments when he asked her how long she had been there, then remembered. "I've been here since... September something, I think the fourteenth," she said. "And you?"

Yesterday? Adelina had been thinking more along the lines of 'today', but with either answer, he was still new here. She almost smirked, and in fact, did somewhat, but it didn't stay on her lips for long. She noticed him close his eyes when he looked down, and let out a laugh, shaking her head. She thought that he was afraid because he had closed his eyes, but she wasn't entirely sure, of course.

"Do you have any siblings?"

She shrugged her shoulders somewhat. "Little sister," she said. "And it's obvious that you have a sister, since you mentioned her before."

As he frowned, Adelina's lips curled up a little bit in a smirk. "Just laughing at the fact that you seemed afraid," she said. She really could care less if he corrected her if she was wrong, since that was what she thought, and she probably wouldn't change her mind about it. "I mean, you did close your eyes when you looked over the edge. What? Were you scared you were going to fall?" Her smirk widened a little bit. She ignored that he said about Dani, decided making fun of him like this was more important... and more fun.

Adelina merely shook her head. This boy was a bit amusing, actually, even though he was annoying too. "I'm not used to being so high up either," she said. "But you don't see me getting scared, now do you?" She sighed, no longer smirking. She went silent, not going to come up with a conversation topic. She still didn't want to talk to Andrew, but she could atleast tolerate his presence somewhat now.