Sirene couldn't help but smile. She felt guilty, as there had been many times she had taken their friendship for granted. It was never intentional, as Sirene wasn't that kind of girl. The more she thought about it, the more she realized that she had dragged them through a whole lot of things. And they stuck with her the whole time. She really was lucky to have friends like them and she hoped nothing would ever break them apart.

After a few more moments, Sirene let them go,"I just hope I can become a better friend to you guys in the future... I know I haven't always been the greatest friend to have."

Nathan settled down on the couch once Sirene let them go, and Natalie gasped. "What're you talking about Siri? You've always been the best of friend!" She exclaimed, hugging her friend again before releasing her and smiling.

Sirene shook her head,"No I hadn't." She said,"I've had moments of anger towards one or both of your for stupid or no reason whatsoever. Over misunderstandings on my end. Over things that didn't matter too much at all." She sank down in a chair,"I just wonder if I'm nothing but a bunch of confused, mixed up emotions that don't know what to do."

Nathan hung his head a little. After he just cheered her up too! Natalie sat next to her and looked at Sirene. "So what? We've all had squabbles between each other. Like last week when I yelled at Natti for teasing me. Or sometime when you threw a pie at him for being so depressed." That was funny. Natalie smiled at her friend. "We have those moments because of how close we are. Ask anybody." She said gently.

Sirene giggled,"I remember... it was a pie he was allergic to... I felt so bad when we had to get him something to make the reaction go away." She giggled more, remembering how puffy he had gotten with red spots all over him. It was a minor reaction at least, nothing too deadly or serious. And she had been so thankful for that,"I felt so bad for the longest time."

Natalie giggled, seeing how she remembered as well. "It was still funny." She mused lightly. Even Nathan was smirking. "And to think, mom always said we went allergic to anything." He chuckled. Natalie giggled more when he said that.

Sirene smiled,"Maybe I'm just being overemotional." She said, starting to feel much better,"I'm a mess." She said, shaking her head and shrugging,"What am I gonna do?"

Natalie smiled, and gently poked her cheek. "You can trust us to cheer you up again." She said, hugging her friend lightly. Nathan nodded, even if he didn't say anything more.

Natalie pulled back and looked at her. "Now, its getting late and you said you wanted to go to the bookstore, remember?" She spoke cheerfully.

Sirene nodded, "I did... but I think I'll go tomorrow." She said not really feeling like going into town now, "I can do so before the concert."

((Such a spazz x.x))

Natalie smiles and nods to her decision, in waiting until tomorrow. "What should we do now?" She asked, just looking for so!ethimg they could do. She wasn't ready to go home yet.. Nathan dozed off on the couch. He was tired.