"Oh, stop whinin'," Roxy says, touches his nose softly and then kissing him. "There has to be a burger place somewhere around here. It's an international treasure..."

"One time my momma saw a guy die in a McDonalds," Roxy suddenly shares as she hops off of Johnny's lap with a smile. "The Germans sure seem to be into that death and stuff, so I'm sure that have a McDonalds."

Roxy shrugs a little. "She said that there was this group of kids, a bunch of teenagers, and then all of the sudden one of them just fell over, out of his chair. So they called the police and cleared everybody out of the restaurant... And they took him away, said he was dead, somebody mopped the place where he died, and then everybody could go back in and eat their food." She takes his hand and starts off on their McDonalds quest.

OOC: True story, by the way. Actually something that happened to me in Germany.

"The idiot pill, eh? Is that what men take every morning?" Roxy says back with a wink as she's pulled into his kiss. "Mmm... Johnny... Not in front of everybody..." She says, looking around at all the people passing by them.

Roxy giggles and follows Johnny. "It smells like it's comin' from around the corner of..." She looks closely at the street sign ahead of them. "Ackerstraße..." She says, her accent causing her to completely butcher the pronunciation.

Cassie is laid in bed asleep when she is abruptly awoken by the sound of a crying baby nearby. She opens her eyes, tuned into the noise now having been a mother for more than a year, and rubs them for a second before getting up. As she swings her legs out of the bed, she looks over to where the cribs are situated and sees her eldest, Jody, stood up and holding onto the top of the crib.

"Mommy mommy, Dia cry," she says in her baby voice, mispronouncing her little sister's name.

"I know baby. You go back to sleep. Mommy will make sure she's ok."

Cassie stands and brushes her hair back, yawning, and walks over to the crib the twins are sleeping in. She looks down and sees Gia crying as Cole sleeps soundly beside her. Cassie smiles and lifts her daughter from the crib.

"Come on little one, you're gonna wake your brother," she says softly, cuddling Gia against her and rocking her gently. She knew she wasn't hungry, she had only gotten up to feed them two hours before. As soon as Cassie held her, Gia calmed down and stopped crying.

"Must have had a bad dream, huh, honey? Well mommy's here now." She smiles and walks into the living room on the bus, closing the door to the bedroom to ensure the other two babies don't get disturbed. Looking out of the window, she sees a lovely Belgian spring morning and smiles as she sits down on the couch.

"It's a beautiful day, little Gia." She sits back on the couch, enjoying the view and waiting for her daughter to gently drift back to sleep.