Harper
Harper folded one arm over the other on his chest, giving the short girl a heavily sharpened look. "Kick my as*? More like kiss it." He retorted flatly, in a bit of an intolerant murmur. Then so as to avoid any further confrontations, he left the room hastily. Continuing down the eerily silent hall, Harper opened the door to the garden room, only because he went out there when he wanted to think for a little while. But instead of thinking, he swallowed shock. Dang, is she dead? Harpers' brows rose as he hurried over to a girl lying on the floor. She had a few leaves on her, and some twigs. His guess was that she fell from the tree standing overhead the two. "Uh..." He was confused at this point. Her bones could be broken, so moving her might worsen things. Forget it. Leaving her is even stupider. He gathered, slipping his left arm under the girls' back, other arm under her knees. Harper got to his feet, carrying the girl as gentle as possible. He opened the door with his back, then started heading toward the Nurses' room. Once he opened the door, he placed her on the table where you normally sit for check ups and scrambled around for someone to take a look at her. "Hey! Hey, who's here?" He called allowed in a demanding tone, hands tightening into fists, then loosening up in an anxious manner every three seconds.
[Yep, it's a personality test.
And it's accurate. That's me. Not afraid to admit it. If you find something that reads you that well, you might as well share it so other people can try it out themselves.]
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"Life handed me lemons. I made lemonade. Now what? Drink it? What if I hate lemonade?"
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