Isabella Dawn Eldon
Dawn sat up and blinked at the three people who had walked in one after the other. So much for meeting them one at a time! Then she realized what the boy had said.
"Camera's and bugs?" She repeated. He nodded and she scanned the walls and the ceiling. She felt like slapping herself. She had enough experienced to know that rooms were often bugged, but she hadn't even considered it.
"That's okay," she said slowly, more to herself than anyone else. "I have nothing to hide."
Except a breathing problem. But she wasn't going to say that, especially since she wasn't sure it was asthma.
Dawn slipped off the cot and walked over to the three standing by the door. One was a young woman with reddish-brown hair, one a young woman with white, black, and pink hair, and the other was a young man with tan hair. She swallowed hard and introduced herself.
"My name is Isabella, but only Mamasita calls me that. You may if you want to, but most people call me Dawn." She smiled, scanning the faces of all three people as she spoke. The first girl's hair was dyed, she guessed, because it seemed a little unnatural. The second girl, the one who had commented that the mission would be "fun", had scars covering the right side of her face, and her right arm. Dawn took this in while she was introducing herself.
"My name is Elodi." The girl with the brown hair said.
"I'm Caramella." The other girl said. "It's nice to meet you."
"Luke." The boy said. "you can call me Cooper."
"I'm Jessie."
Dawn started when JJ spoke. She hadn't noticed her walking up.
"You can call me JJ." She said.
Dawn nodded and turned back toward the other girls. "Both of you expressed strong viewpoints on Dr. Jacobs' honesty." She bit her lip as she considered her words. She was trying to think of them as fellow agents instead of other teenagers, but was having a hard time doing that. "I'm sorry if I sound arguementative, but do you have any reason for your opinions? Elodi, people used to think the idea of the world being round was ridiculous. And Caramella, people have done worse things in the name of science."
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