Mexico

OUTFIT

Kait has really done it this time. After saving up some money for some time, she has flooed over to Mexico. The country.

The red head was feeling quite proud of herself, as she laid on the towel on a hot summer day. Kait was starting to regret not bothering to learn spanish; she couldn't understand a single word people were saying except for 'yes' and 'thank you'.

Thinking about how her friends will kill her when she gets back, Kait grinned and fell asleep.

Iris smirked to herself as she walked across the Mexico beaches. She had just randomly picked this country to visit just because it was summer and she was feeling bored. Her foster parents even taught her a few Spanish phrases and so far, she was managing fine.

After a few minutes of walking, she spotted her sister. Deciding to have some fun, she splashed some water on Kait's face. "Wakey wakey twin sister!" She told and laughed lightly and sat down.

Kait was dreaming of being on a Rollar Coaster with a Neon Colored Gorilla by her yelling insults to a Killer sloth.

That was until she felt cold water all over her body. "WHAT THE .." Kait continued the sentence with very colorful words. Shaking her head, she saw it was her sister standing above her.

"Stalker," Kait muttered. "How did you manage to end up in Mexico with me?"

Iris burst out laughing at Kait's cursing and kept the water bottle aside. "So what the hell were you dreaming about? Cause your expression was kind of funny," she told with an amused smile.

"Not stalker, our meetings are purely coincidental," she pointed out and grinned. "Believe it or not, I'm here by total randomness. Felt bored, so I asked my foster parents to send me here and I'm staying with some of their friends," she explained. "So what are you doing here?"

"Stop laughing," Kait complained, laying down again. Blinking out the sun, Kait squinted at Iris. "I'm not sure. All I remember, it had a Rollercoaster, Gorilla, and some serial killer. I think maybe a serial killer showed up at a circus, and a gorilla got bad and hang the serial killer off the ride." Shrugging, Kait sighed. "And no, I was not drinking."

"I still think you are a stalker."

"Hmm... I just decided to show up here during the summer and saved up some money. A country where I can't understand the language and it's hot and sunny? Why not? I can yell insults at them in English, Greek and Russian. And they won't understand a word."

Iris stared at her sister for a second before laughing some more. "Fucking hell, that totally sounds like some impossible shit!" She exclaimed, trying to stifle her laughter. "I get the serial killer concept, but not as to why the gorilla would be there."

"And I still think you adore me," she told with a smirk.

"Insult people in languages they can't understand? That sounds like something one'd want to do during summer holidays," she commented sarcastically and grinned lightly. "Count me in. I'm just here for a few days, so when I'm not sightseeing, we'll cause some property damage together."

"It's a circus, and circus's has some weird stuff. So don't ask me why." Kait flopped over on her stomach and closed her eyes.

"If you say so," Kait's voice was muffled as she tried to fall back asleep. Kait was really tired... though a bit of coffee should fix that.

"Doesn't sound fun?" Kait asked her, completely missing the sarcasm. "Hmm... property damage. Sounds fun too. Can we go around and scare some kids too?"

Seeing that Kait was about to fall asleep, Iris took some more water and splashed it on her sister. "No sleeping while I'm here," she told and smirked. "Want something to drink or should I throw some more water?" She asked with a raised eyebrow.

Pretending to play along, she told with a sweet smile, "Of course it sounds fun, why wouldn't it be fun?" She thought about the idea for a moment before shrugging, "Sure. It'd be like a time pass, I guess. As long as the parents don't come after us," she chuckled.

"I think I am wet enough, thank you very much!" Kait protested, picking up her head. "I will stay awake if you buy me a cup of coffee. So yes, I do want something to drink." Flipping over, Kait sat up and glared at her twin sister.

Warily looking at her twin's 'sweet' smile, Kait frowned. "What are you planning?"

Waving a hand, Kait put on her neon green sunglasses. "The parents probably want to get rid of them anyways, little kids are annoying. We are just doing them a favor."

"I don't care, I will keep splashing if you keep going back to sleep," Iris told and laughed. She got up and went to one of the vendors and got Kait a cup of black coffee. "Here you go. Want me to dump this on you also?" She asked with a grin, but handed it to her. "Don't glare like that, I know you love me," she told and rolled her eyes.

She shook her head. "I'm not planning anything...yet."

"Nah, I bet we were real angels when we were little kids," she told though she knew it was far from the truth. "Oh yeah, parents are just wimps to get rid of kids, though they are annoying."

Kait decided to ignore her twin until she got her cup of coffee. Waiting patiently for her coffee, Kait grabbed the cup of coffee before Iris did throw it at her. "Thanks," The red head muttered and drank the hot liquid quickly. "Keep telling yourself that," Kait joked, and grinned at her twin.

"I'm not sure of that, I was called the Devil's Spawn way too many times. I can count on one hand which adults tolerated me."

"I think your addiction for caffeine may be just as bad as the addiction for alcohol," Iris observed as she watched her sister gulp the drink one go. She opened her bottle of cold coke and drank half. "Besides, how can you feel like drinking that stuff when it's so bloody hot outside?" She asked.

"Devil's spawn; I like it," she stated and winked at Kait. "At least none of the adults tortured you with curses. I swear some of the families were heartless bitches!" She exclaimed.

"At least the caffeine is healthier," Kait pointed out, throwing her empty cup somewhere. Looking at Iris as if she is insane, Kait told her, "I was tired. And coffee is good."

"Some of the adults probably would have if they had a wand," Kait pointed out. "And some of your foster parents cursed you!" Kait exclaimed, shocked.

"Yeah, healthier and just as poisonous," Iris scoffed. "I get that coffee is good, but seriously, it is so fucking hot! And for the first time ever, I'm actually not having any alcohol with me," she whispered as though it was a big accomplishment and smiled slyly at Kait.

She shrugged, as if it wasn't a big deal. "Just one or two of them, not all. I think they were trying to get me to behave or something. And so I kept running away," she told. "I'm just glad I finally found a family that actually gives a shit about me. And you know, a crazy twin sister." She smirked and winked at the redhead.

"Poisonous, I don't see what you are talking about," Kait snorted. "That's good, but don't talk about it. I actually want to remember Mexico sober, so don't temp me." Kait demanded, getting up feeling a bit energized.

"So where do they live?" Kait asked, innocently. It would give her something to do, terrorize who had hurt her sister. Smiling angel like at Iris, Kait blinked. "Who me? I'm not crazy."

"And from this conversation, it is obvious that maybe I'm better than you at addictions," Iris commented teasingly with a grin. She held up her hands in mock surrender. "Alright okay, I won't 'tempt' you. How long are you planning on staying here?" She asked curiously.

Rolling her eyes at her sister, she asked, "So that you can murder them? Besides, it was years ago, they might have even forgotten about me." She scoffed at that and said, "You not crazy? Yeah, and I am the new queen of England."

Sticking her tongue out at Iris, Kait grabbed her surf board. "Do you know how to surf?" Kait asked, curiously. "I am going to surf, drink some coffee, yell stuff at people, and do it all over again."

"So? They hurt you, they get hurt." Shrugging as if that was the most obvious thing in the world, Kait stretched. "If you were, I would have you buying me things every day." Kait told her, laughing. "And mother would be in prison."

"Yes, believe it or not, I do know how to surf," Iris replied as though she was surprised by the fact. "It's been a while since I've done it though. And I'll yell at people; definitely fun," she smirked.

"Look Kait, there are a few things you don't know about me and vice versa. If I told you, you'd probably hate me rather than hating those people." She muttered. Grinning lightly, she rolled her eyes and said, "As if I'd buy you everything. But yes, she would be in prison I guess."

Glad that she wouldn't have to teach Iris how to surf, Kait stood up quickly. "Please tell me you brought one with you."

"Your my sister, Iris Grayson. Say that again, and I will smack you," Kait threatened, raising an eyebrow. "And why wouldn't you? I'm special that way."

Iris looked around until she spotted a surfboard lying near by with no one guarding it. Picking it up, she turned to her sister with a smirk, "Didn't bring one, but I got one. Let's go."

"I don't think I've told you this, but I killed someone," she admitted bluntly. "When I was thirteen, with my dagger, though I think it was an accident. And yeah, I know you won't hate me, but thought you should know." She shrugged.

"I wouldn't buy stuff for you because you'd make go broke," she remarked.

Smirking, Kait grabbed her board, and ran to the ocean. Paddling out to the sea, Kait stopped as a wave came, and waited patiently. This was probably one of the few things in the world, she could wait patiently for, and feel totally relaxed while doing it. Standing up, Kait could feel all her stress vanish as she rode the wave.

Blinking for a few moment, Kait was unsure what to say. "O.k. then." The red head finally said, frowning slightly. "I guess he deserved it then, for that to happen."

"I wont be that bad," Kait protested.