"Ha, I guess not. Here, you have to twist it." she said, twisting the top of the bottle till it let a faint 'spiz' sound. "Here you go, try this. This water's been purified." Lily said with a faint smile. The girl was unusual, but at the same time, she was really cool. She laughed when Jordan pulled up seaweed. "Its supposed to be good for you. I guess I don't mind trying something new." said Lily, chuckling. Just then, her line jumped and she pulled up. . . a can?! "Haha, looks like our fishing luck is going down the drain." she joked.

Obviously, the water didn't taste like anything. It made her happy to know that the city couldn't even change water dramatically. However, Jordan didn't care if seaweed was good for you or not. She wouldn't eat it. Jordan smiled as she tossed it in Lily's new "catch". "You can have it." she offered, "Besides, people in the city eat ANYTHING from a can." she joked. And she belived it to be true. They canned everything! Milk, fruit, beans, vegetables, soups, anything really.

"Sure! I'll save it for later. Maybe I can come up or find something to do with it." she said with a faint smile. This girl was a little strange, but mostly pretty fun if she wasn't so shy. "So, what kind of stuff do you like?" Lily asked. She smiled when she saw that Jordan was eating the chips and drinking the water. She was glad she'd brought some bottles.

Like? Jordan didn't do much for herself. She didn't like many things. Well, she did, but nothing came to mind. She pondered the question for a good minute before she came up with something she liked: lace and ruffles. But she hadn't told a soul about that and wasn't about to. Reading! Jordan could read. Does that count? It didn't matter.
"I like books." she blurted out. Better than the truth. And she read when she had the time, so Jordan wasn't lying.