the only hope for me is you.

Lyssa stopped after two more mouthfuls. "There."

Cassie narrowed her eyes but let it drop.

Lyssa just looked away.

Cass sighed, leaning back into the wall.

"How long do you think she's going to toy with us?" Lyssa asked.

Cassie frowned. "I have no idea," She bit down on her lip.

Lyssa ran her hand through her hair. "She can't do it for long....Death Eaters don't have the patience"

"Fantastic," Cassie muttered. She swore and scowled into the floor. "Ugh!" She exclaimed. "Just-UGH." She pinched the bridge of her nose. "I want to go home," She said frustrated. "I've had enough of the whole kidnapping. The novelty wears off after the first second."

"I wish they would let you go home."

"I wish they'd let us both go home," Cassie stood up, feeling restless at sitting down again. "Just ugh!" She exclaimed again, her arms flailing about. "I want to go home."

"I don't care if I get to. You have no place here, though."

"You never really think that not listening and going against the people in power would get you into THIS much trouble," Cassie muttered with a shake of her head. She frowned bititng on her lip. "I hope Mum's okay," She said quietly.

"I'm sure she is. They only really have the problem with me..."

"That's not what I meant Lyss," Cassie said. "She already lost Liz, and she's been very close to breaking down a lot lately. I don't think she can deal with my disappearance."

"Well, I think she'd know if you were...yeah. Like a mother's instinct....So, I'm sure she's fine."

"That doesn't cancel out the fact that I'm here."

"But, so long as you're alive...."

Cassie shrugged. And sighed, pacing around the room. "There has to be a way out of here."

"If you find it, let me know."

"I hate being useless."

"You're not useless. We're just stuck in a crummy situation."

"I'm still useless," she grumbled. "I can't do anything about the situation we are in," she sighed and pinched the bridge of her nose. "There has to be something...."

"We have time to figure that something out."

"Great," she muttered darkly. "I don't want time to figure it out. I want to figure it out."