(I guess we can start now.)
Alfie pulled up to the new built school the smell of chalky brick creeping through his nose. He unlocked his yellow mustang, two black racing stripes ran down the middle. He then grasped the slick door handle, pulling it inward. He then stepped ever so gently out of the small sports car, gently pushing the door closed, insure that he didn't bump into any other vehicles close by. He had a small perfectionist side to him, making sure his car never had a scratch, chip, or flaw on it. He scanned the parking space, making sure he was perfectly in line with the yellow strips on the ground. He then finished his examination, gently rattling his keys around, shoving them in his black and white checkered backpack that was now slung around his right shoulder.
Delicately, he took one step after another, his black high-top converse shoe laced perfectly tucked under his skin tight skinny jeans. A silver dog tag hung from his neck, jingling around his teal blue V-neck. A black studded belt was looped around his waist, the sun reflecting off of the silver studs.
He then heaved the doors of the big, church-like high school, the smell of new paper filled the air, the sight of teenagers rushing around the halls and lounge room. A cold shiver then ran down his spine. The thought of people and school made him shiver. He looked to the left, a wonderful lounge room, and to the right, a several story high staircase. The main desk was just a few yards away. And a few yard away was the misery of something so important, yet so dreadful. The beginning of school. The secretary at the main desk cocked her head at him, in wondrous to who he is. "I-I am Alfie Sterling. I-I'm new here, and I-I don't really know what t-to do." He stuttered, adjusting his back pack, stopping it from slipping off his shoulder.
"Oh, I've heard about you. Yes, here is your schedule." She started, a thin sheet of paper rolling out of the grey printer behind her. Her blood red fingertips dragging along the lines of words on the paper. "Okay, you're dorm is going to be on floor 3, as well as your first hour, Guitar." She explained, sliding the paper across her desk and to Alfie.
"T-Thanks." He replied, taking the white paper and slipping it into his pack. He then turned around, the sights of this wondrous, huge, high school overwhelmed him, so many kids and so much pencils and other trash on the floor than made his head spin. He was to do something about that some time or another.
Alfie then couldn't help but notice a new boy strolling past him, not looking where he was going for he almost ran strait into him. Alfie then slapped a frown on his face. "Excuse me, watch where your--" he stopped. What was he holding? A bar of some sort? Then his eyes followed till it was attached to a leather harness, holding a German Sheppard dhow into place. "Oh.."He trailed off, then realizing what he had just encountered. A blind boy. He watched him amble along, finding a wall, then stopping, confused. Alfie was very interested in this boy, for he had never seen someone of such sort. Alfie wasn't much of an outsider, yet always in his room, strumming along to his guitar, writing poetry, or out at a party of some sort. He then followed the boy, memorized at the dog and it's every paw step.
"Excuse me, s-sir." Alfie began, clearing his throat. "I couldn't help but notice that you seen slightly lost, um, is there a-any way I could possibly help?" He asked, slightly nervous for he isn't used to going up to people and talking to them, for he is always used to others approaching him first.