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Post by wasp027 on Jan 25, 2013 18:54:36 GMT -5
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I don't know the question, but sex is definitely the answer • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Nick walked the halls silently, he didn't need to pay attention to the random posters and flyers that hung up on the wall; already memorized in his mind. He could see the images and adverts as though he were looking at them, the multiple designed areas of brick to accent the bare walls. He paid no mind to all the beauty of the art that normally caused him to pause or glance up on occasion when he walked through this very hall. How he wished today wasn’t turning out the way it was. He had walked through the hallway many times throughout the year's but this time he was doing it in rage.
He could hear his heart pounding against his chest as his breathing was shallow and uneven even to him but he did not want to be heard. Nick didn't know what he would find at the other end of this hallway but he had a feeling it was something… Something that needed preparation so not to lose control of himself. Not like how he reacted in class. The professor had no right to force him to red aloud in front on his classmates. It wasn’t grade school. The professor of course didn’t exactly find his argument civil. Nick had meant it when he called the older man a douche bag. Now he hated himself for even saying those things, causing him to have to take another absence in a class he was already failing.
Right now the hallways were too quiet for his opinion, eerily so, at least at the beginning. As he stalked down the hall, looking for any sign of stragglers like himself, Nick decided it was best to hightail out of the Academy. He couldn’t spend his day sulking around in the hallways when it was clear to the boy that he needed a pick up. Plus he wasn’t going to make the same mistake twice and piss off any more professors he might run into. At the first exit he could Nick pushed through the doors with so much force he could have knocked someone out had they been on the other side of the door. The weather he was greeted with was more to his liking than what he had to go through the past couple of months. Nick hated winter enough back home and Canada was far colder than the city he grew up in.
Nick rubbed his neck with stiff fingers, scanning the courtyard as a cool breeze blew in his direction. He needed something to do, anything really, as long as it proved to be a suitable distraction. The brutish looking boy zeroed in on a stranger not to far from where he was. She seemed lost in her own thoughts as he shamelessly took in her form. ’She could be more than suitable form of distraction,’ he decided. Taking long strides, Nick closed the distance between himself and the girl he was about to talk to. ”Pretty nice day we’ve got here,” he said, an all knowing smirk planted on his face as he began to weasel his way in with the stranger. ”Who needs class on a day like this, am I right?” For a brief moment his eyes ventured a little too far south before shooting back up to look at the girl properly. The smirk he had seem to grow, unashamed of being caught. ”My name’s Nick.”
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Post by LARK MARIE HARPER on Jan 26, 2013 14:35:04 GMT -5
Despite having lived in Canada for a good ten years, the cold had never been an easy adjustment. She coped with it well enough of course, considering her element, but she thrived best in the warmer months. Hawaii was a constant tropic oasis of sorts and oh how she wished that weather would move to Maple Hollow. It always felt so perfect. Today was actually decent and so Lark took to sitting in the courtyard after her morning classes to work on her music. She wore a comfortable pair of shorts and her favorite band t-shirt; it felt strange to enjoy something other than jeans.
Her fingers flipped open one of her music books effortlessly, a previously viewed page making its presence known with a dog ear and some crinkled edges. There were numerous scribbles and erasure marks all over the empty lines; it was an assignment from the previous week. Smiling at the grade she had received--a good solid ninety-five--she turned to another page. It was easy to enjoy homework that dealt with something you loved. Something that had been there when no one else could be. Josh was to an extent, as was Ashton, but people could only support you for things that were willingly discussed. Lark didn't like to talk much about her life. It was simply who she was.
Mid-sentence, her writing on Beethoven had been interrupted by an unfamiliar voice. A brief frown graced her lips as she looked up to see someone standing over her with a smile. Sitting on the grass made him look even taller than he already was. She nodded, blinking against the sunlight that loomed overhead. "Yeah, it's pretty nice out today. 'S why I'm out here doing my homework instead of sitting inside." The smile finally appeared but it was also short and to the point. A twitch of the lips that said she didn't mind the conversation but at the same time was wondering who the hell this guy was.
"Right," Lark agreed. "Luckily I don't have another class until later this afternoon, huh?" She was completely unaware that he was attempting to flirt, too. It was not something she got very often so at the moment all Lark knew was that the guy was being friendly. "Th' names' Lark. Nice to meet ya." After a moment she glanced down at her writing and was glad that her train of thought hadn't been fully interrupted. Starting where she left off wouldn't be difficult. "So I'm gonna make a wild guess and say you skipped class this morning. What a rebel." Lark was now looking up at him again with a shake of her head and a slightly amused smirk. It was strange; a few years ago this conversation probably wouldn't have happened, but being with the Earths and Waters and especially her boyfriend really helped push her to be a bit more social.
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