THE ICE CAVE

[Untitled (for now)]   [Reference: siblings 1]   A group of five high school friends –age 16 to 17— have been preparing for prom for the last three weeks. They all have their dates, suits, cars and very exciting and romantic plans. This is the night. They have been together since elementary school. The bond is long and strong. They’re like brothers. Everything is set for this big evening, and apparently their respective dates are totally willing also, or close to be. One of them is half-sister to one of the five friends. They don’t live together, they live with their respective moms and their stepfathers, but they have a healthy relationship and the group actually gets along well having half-siblings among them. They all drive amazing vehicles this night; some rented, some borrowed. They pick their girls up; one dressed lovelier than the other. The sky is beautiful. The event at the school hall had the most amazing music and atmosphere. The usual bullies and pranksters seem

[Untitled (for now)]  [Reference: Crew 3]   The crew of professional cat burglars (Mel, Leo, Chris, August and Nat), finally arrive at their secure location. Thanks to Nat the contortionist, who remained hidden in a very small compartment on the boat, they could escape Interpol upon arriving at the city docks. Simple. She snuck out unnoticed and freed them while the cops where distracted with formalities and paperwork, since they were not being closely guarded. They are now countries away from where they were captured. Now at the mansion there are lots of signs of struggle but not forced entry. Kathe is not home, as they presumed.  They are all stressed, nervous and also scared for Kathe. Nothing makes sense so far. They are always cautions, disciplined, and truth worthy with one another.  They have never failed a job, never had encounters with law enforcement officials and never had competitors in the field. Surely they have many competitors but among the community there is a code