Reuinion [Breeze]

It didn't take long before Aidan felt as though someone was behind him. Quickly turning around, he was met with a girl standing right next to him, smiling.

"Hello, I'm Nadia Hart."

He hesitantly reached out to accept her hand, shaking it lightly before letting go. "Aidan Carnegie..." He said. "So, where am I? I've been wandering around for quite a while..... I lost track of where I was headed a while ago."

District 6? Well, he certainly hadn't planned on that. He wasn't exactly sure what this District did, but he figured that whatever it produced most likely went to the Capitol like everything else did. "I'm from District 12." Aidan answered, giving a small smile. "6 isn't anything like 12... or at least from what I've seen of it.... sheesh, everything's so... so different..." His eyes wandered off to scan the surrounding area, mentally noting the differences. "Have you lived here your whole life?" He asked, turning back to face her. She looked oddly familiar, though he was certain he had never seen her before. Strange.... He thought, pushing the observation to the back of his mind as he looked at her.

Aidan found it somewhat ironic that her mother had abandoned her, and his father abandoned him. But aren't a lot of other families like that, too? He gave his head a little shake to clear the thoughts, focusing back on her question. "Yeah, I've lived there my whole life." He answered, nodding slightly. "Funny.... my father abandoned my mother and I, and in such a bad state, too.... but I guess there's a lot of families out there like that, eh?" He gave a light chuckle to lighten the mood of his statement.

He shook his head. "No, actually. I don't know anything about my father except that he left us to fend for ourselves a long time ago, which is stupid, really. Why leave a lady with a newborn child to defend herself? Sheesh." The boy snorted at the thought, though he figured he was getting too carried away. "Sorry, I just get a little.... touchy, if you will, about whoever my father was..." He confessed, giving an apologetic, sheepish grin. "You wouldn't happen to have any water with you, do you?"

Aidan shook his head, waving his hand a little to dismiss it. "It's alright." He said, his sheepish smile morphing into a sincere one, though it quickly faded as he heard about her dead twin brother. "I'm sorry to hear that..." The more he thought about it, he though he remembered his mother telling him once that he had a twin sister.... but as far as he could tell, it may have just been a dream. He shrugged the thought off as a figment of his imagination. "I'd actually really enjoy some water. I haven't had a drink in quite a while...."

Aidan smiled, heading to fallow her. As they walked, he couldn't help but notice how vaguely familiar she looked. It was strange, really, but he figured it was nothing but a coincidence. 'It's nothing.' He thought, focusing on the scenery they passed.