monroe heyden clemintine
- It was always cold outside - the cold was all Monroe ever knew. There were some days when he dreamed of going to California, however...his dream would stop abruptly when he realized how much pollution that state had. Alaska was one of those states no one ever thought of - just Cali and sometimes New York. Some weren't even aware Alaska was a part of the USA. That was probably the funniest thing the blonde has ever heard. Speaking of hearing, his alarm was beginning to drive him nuts. Unplugging it from the outlet, he let out a sigh before successfully getting out of bed without tripping over the covers. Now, after making the bed he slipped into the shower taking one that lasted roughly thirty minutes. If you were a bit OCD like Monroe, you took your time cleaning out fingernails and thoroughly making sure all strands of hair were soaked in chocolate axe shampoo. When he got out, Monroe dried off with a towel then proceeded to put on his family guy shirt, black jeans, blue and black checkered belt, and white and black checkered shoes. He briefly combed his hair, letting it fall wherever it wanted to go. It was now somewhat early in the morning and he set out to school, driving the thunderbird his parents had gotten him for his sixteenth birthday - that was two years ago. Now, Monroe was eighteen and in his senior year. With all the talk about school, that's where he was heading - to the high school.
He arrived there within ten minutes and walked into the school, not wearing a coat. Growing up in such a town made him somewhat okay with the cold. When it reached dead temperature, that's when he got cold. Anyway, he opened the doors up to the school and walked past people, not in the mood to wave. Monroe did acknowledge some with a small smile. His eyes were bright, the copper color that they were. With the cold weather, they often did make his eyes bright. Stopping abruptly to his first hour, the blonde athlete opened the door and slipped in, setting his marvel backpack on the first seat in the second row. He let his eyes wander around and land on a girl, didn't she like being called Kade? Maybe it was just Kaden. That was such a dude name, but he respected it. Realizing he was staring, Monroe held his hand up, a gesture that could be taken as waving. And, in order to not come off as a complete creep, he also smiled warmly, the one dimple showing. Yes, unlike other people, Monroe only had one dimple and that on the right side. Was that awkward? Just one dimple? Sometimes he felt like it was - ah... what a drag.










