If you were waiting for your opportune moment, that was it -- Sixth Year -- January (Break)

And this was exactly what I wanted to avoid.  I sighed. " Guys, stop it," I said to them, standing up and gathering the bowls to put into the sink.  "I'm not going to deal with you two arguing about what I am or am not going to do about Leo."

I sighed at my sister's reaction.  It was inevitable for her to feel this way.  I laughed and went to stand up, but had to quickly back down, putting my head in my hands.  I got a couple of flashes of euphoria and I saw a ring of some sorts.  I could not tell who was happynor who the ring belonged to.  Was it Dona and Leo?  ...or perhaps someone else?

I put a hand on my brother's shouler.  "Stan?" I asked tentatively.  I knew sometimes it was best not to try to interrupt his visions.  I looked up at Sedona and could tell that she was a little worried, too.  It did not seem to be a bad one, though, because he was not screaming out or anything like he did sometimes.

I sighed and looked at my younger brothers.  "Ryan... let him be," I said to my youngest one quietly.  It was best to leave Stan at it... unless it seemed like it was really starting to bother him.

"i-I'm fine," I said to the two of them simply. "It wasn't bad... it's a good thing."  At least, I thought it was a good thing.  I really hoped that it was.  I mean, all I saw was a ring an all I felt was happiness.  It had to be a goo thing,r igth?

I raised my eyebrows even though Stan could not see me do it.  "A good thing?  LIke what?" I asked.  It was normally something bad.

I chuckled, relieved.  "At least it's good," I muttered, relaxing a bit about the whole thing.

I laughed at them.  "I couldn't really tell anything," I said to them.  "It was just a hppy feeling is all."  I did not want to say aything that would upset Ryan.

I raised my eyebrow at Sedona and then at Stan.  "Care to tell us anything else?" I questioned.  Normally Stan had more to say than just that.

I punched Ryan on the arm slightly.  "Stop it, if Stan doesn't want ot tell us anything else or if he doens't know anything else than that, then it's fine," I said to our youngest brother.

I chuckled.  "Thanks for that," I said sarcastically.  "I didn't see anything... I only felt something.  Normally those ones go unnoticed by others because I can control them better."

I rolled my eyes.  "Stan, I'm rolling my eyes," I informed my big brother.  I looked at Dona and stuck my tongue out at her childishly.  "Look.. just tell us what the details are.  I mean, it's better to tell us than not."  I hoped I could get Stan to at least give us something mroe than a 'good feeling'.

"Stop pestering!" I scolded Ryan gently and like an older sister would do.  I looked at STan and could see that there was more he wanted to say, but was not sure if he wanted to.

I sighed.  "It was just a major life changing moment," I said evasively.  I had no idea who the ring belonged to, but it was either Dad proposing to Juliet or it was Leo proposing to Dona.  And I was not going to give that away.

I sighed with exasperated patience with Stan.  "And that's something to keep hidden?  Wait, does someone die?" I asked, feeling the color drain from my face.  I know Stan tends to see doom and whatnot with his visions.  He jus twas not acting the same,t hoguh.