“What’s going on?” Helena asked to a bored looking Shane.

“They always engage in this crazy games, and we’re always dragged into them by the way” The petit brunette replied absentmindedly.

“Those two have always been very competitive, and as they age it seems to get even worse” Dana also interjected eliciting a small laugh from Agent Moore.

“One year it was long distance shooting and John lost” Derek commented.

“Another year it was video games” Dana added this time.

“Yeah I remember that one, it rained the whole weekend right?” Shane interjected. “And Bette lost” She added smiling fondly at the memory.

“Then there was the year of the pool table, and John lost…” Derek said also remembering that tragic and yet superbly funny memory.

“And when do you do all this? Aren’t you guys supposed to be super busy and stuff?” Alice asked quicker than anyone else in that room, as it was her habit.

“You see our division puts together this weekend getaways twice a year in order for all of the teams to assist, unfortunately we’re not always able to attend both of them… well sometimes we can’t even make it to one” Dana patiently explained the wondering crowd.

“So that’s when we get to spend some quality time with our team and other teams as well… you know, just relax for a couple of days” Derek added.

“But of course whenever Bette and John are in the same room, well they are like children so they go engaging into these games just for the fun of competing with one another” Shane explained this time.

“I swear it feels like they had no childhood sometimes, but anyway it’s fun most of the times… the thing is…” Derek hesitated for a bit.

“There comes a point in which we get bored… out of our minds” Dana said circling her index finger and pointing at the agents in that room.

“Good thing Jason is not here” Shane commented.

“Yeah, I think he’d rather endure the pain he’s in right now… other than… well who knows what they’ll come up with this time” Derek replied smiling, which elicited a small giggle from both of the brunettes.