Avery Zain

Location: Caden’s House – Chicago, IL
Skills: Fit: Joggers
"If it makes you feel better, I never liked these woods," Avery said with a small smile. It always smelled like the Chicago pack until recently. Now Avery was doing his best to make it seem more familiar, more for Kimiko's sake rather than his own.
"Come on. Let's finish this run. I'm looking forward to winning that race."
Caden

Location: Ellis Island ---> Liberty Island – New York
Skills: Fit
Caden continued to wander ahead, knowing Nero was lingering to give them both some space to think about other things. Caden had mostly moved past the pain of his past. Of course, there was that one night it was bad and he nearly hurt Nero, but since then, Caden has been better.
Nero's arms wrapped securely around Caden from behind, their smaller statue doing nothing to stem the strength behind their hold or the security Caden felt from them. It was strange to feel so secure and safe with someone again. Caden was used to that role being reversed.
He rested his hands on Nero's arm, letting them hug them tightly before Caden turned around, and kissed Nero softly without a word. He knew and understood, just as Caden knew Nero understood the same. They were partners, they were mated. Sometimes words weren't needed, and one day, they would be able to share their thoughts and feelings. Caden smiled on Nero's lips, looking forward to that day.
Caden pulled back, taking Nero's hand and lead the little imp through the rest of the museum and through the grounds before they boarded the boat and ferried over to Liberty Island.
Cassiopeia Claire Alistair

Location: Nic & Ren's Apartment – Chicago, IL
Skills: Fit
Cassiopeia laughed and nodded.
"You should be able to read and do research out here too without any problem. A bigger table would definitely be better so it doesn't break under the weight of all those heavy books," she teased him.