was I really seeking good or just seeking attention

Regan grinned. "Soup it is," She flicked her wand and four bowls soared into the room. Two with soup and two with water. They landed gently on the ground in front of the two girls.

Lyssa, having finally caught her breath looked at the bowls.

Cassie looked at the bowls and than at the two girls with a raised eyebrow. Regan looked at her. "It's all your getting," She said.

"B-but the only way to eat that would be to..." Lyssa started.

"Exactly," Regan said with a smirk.

Lyssa shook her head. "There's no way."

"Starve than."

"I will. Thank you very much."

Regan looked at Cassie. Cassie frownd, looking at the bowl, to Lyssa, to the Death Eaters. "I always liked to pretend I was a dog when I was younger," She said shrugging as well asshe could with her arms bound. She would have been amused at eating like that in any other circumstance, still, she couldn't stop giggling somewhat, as it reminded her of when she was younger with Lizzie. "Pity I can't lick my nose," She concluded staring cross-eyes at the soup stuck on her nose. She glanced up at the Death Eaters.

Lyssa looked at Cassie from the corner of her eye, eyebrow raised.

"What?" Cassie asked looking at her. "I was hungry, and I'd rather not starve. If it means eating like a dog," She shrugged. "I can deal."

Lyssa just shook her head, since her pride wouldn't allow her to even consider it.

Cassie sighed somewhat at her freind. "Lyssa, get off your high horse. What did you expect? and Frankly, I don't think starving would be that nice."

"I can't..." Lyssa muttered.

"Lyssa, now is not the time to be worried about your pride. You need food, and you need water, and it's the only way you are going to get it."

"I can't, Cass... I can't physically make myself..."

Cassie sighed at her freind. "Well you are going to have to." Regan looked at the girls. "The food and water disapears when we walk out the door," She said.

Lyssa just looked away from everyone.

"Suite yourself," Regan flicked her wand and the bowls disappeared. "Bye now."

Lyssa was silent as Lils and Regan walked out.

Cassie scowled at their depature. She shut her eyes leaning back into the wall, wanting to fall asleep.

Lyssa sighed once they were completely gone, looking at Cassie.

"What are we going to do Lyss?" Cassie asked.

"I have no idea..." Lyssa muttered. "Surviving is our best bet right now...It's all we really can do."

Cassie sighed. "If my life was a story, the hero would burst in here right now and save us." She blew her hair out of her eyes. "Pity it's not."