Ozara
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"Seventeen?" Ozara questioned the girl, unable to shelter her awestruck expression, which could only be expressed through her eyes widening and brows very slight raising. She refused to give away any more feeling. Pushing her one-word statement from only moments ago aside, Ozara rested her left cheek up against the extended palm of her left arm, which was perched casually on the cooled surface of the lunch table. “Oh, and believe me. There’s no one you would wanna teach less than me.” Her brows sort of closed together, eyes narrowing to warn the girl with a sort of, ‘No, seriously’ type of look. “But anyways, I’m irritatingly stuffed. I wish this place had a pool.” She admitted easily, looking off at a pale colored wall to better picture the watery scene. “I love swimming..” She no more than whispered, then snapped her steady dark jade eyes back on the girl in front of her, feeling slightly exposed in the manner of social admittance. “Anywho..” Ozara got to her feel, bouncing on her heels as if impatient, even though she never got bored due to her impossibly long patience line. “So yeah.” She awkwardly stumbled, now getting a bit peeved for intentionally entering conversation.
Harper
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Harper stepped out into the anxiously quiet hallway, arms itching to be crossed over his chest once again; standing that way was when he felt most comfortable. His intentions, as stated earlier to the girl at the table just seconds ago, were to head over to the Rec Room in order to better entertain himself. He wanted his muddled conscious mind to stop harassing him with disturbing ‘What ifs’ like they tended to. Without putting another thought into it, he started walking to said room at a slightly hastened pace for no particular reason. He just felt like he was racing something, subconsciously of course. Once the recognizable door was in his near sights, Harpers’ left arm extended to open the door, doing so in one simple effortless motion. There was one other being in the room across from him. A girl. She’d been seen around before, but as Harper tends to, he decided not to warm himself up to her in cheery greeting and introduction. He allowed his expression, whatever it might’ve been, to mellow and slip into one that didn’t allow the girl to believe he was even giving her a second thought. At this point, Harper didn’t even the anxiety he felt before. Now he was interested. And in what, it was easy to say. Though he wouldn’t act on it. He never made the first move when it came to things like this. He simply took a seat with no hesitation, and looked her direction with keen interest. If she’d look his way, he’d switch his gaze to another. But until then, he’d watch in curiosity. Call it his way of getting to know someone beforehand.











