Sam was feeling hollow inside; for the first time in a long time, he started to worry. He was the new kid, at a new school, with a new way of thinking. How would it turn out? Samuel had been through quite enough of torture at his old school, and his parents willingly lent him change, after him coming home with bruise and welts that covered his body. He wasn’t that bad to hang out with, in fact, people who had gotten a change to get to know him, had said that he was interesting, and had a special ability. Indeed he did. His mother and father believed he could read other peoples emotions, and figure out how they were feeling, even if they hid it perfectly. Some people found it sweet when he found out they were sad, and he comforted them, while others found it extremely annoying that their cover had been blown, and took it out on him. But the one type he didn’t understand, were people who called themselves, ‘Emo’. He knew they wore black, and usually dyed their hair the same color. He knew they were upset about their life, and made sure everyone knew it. But what Sam didn’t get, was why they wanted everyone to know, because, when you asked anyone else if they were sad, their answer would always be, “I’m not.” After a while of thinking, Sam snapped out of his trance, and looked ahead. Then his eyes widened, and he wondered how he had gotten to school so fast. There it was. Tall, wide, the sides decorated with bricks. Looked pretty old fashion to him.
Dean raised an eyebrow as the same girl he had seen earlier walked towards him. She seemed to be carrying some sort of pass. At first, he was disappointed when she started to walk past him, but when she dropped the signed slip of paper by his feet, a grin appeared on his face. He looked up at her casually, and listened as she introduced herself as Lina. Not a bad name. He ignored her apology, and answered indifferently, “Hey.” After a moment, Dean realized he had just ended a could-have been conversation with a cute girl. He had to make up for it then. He pointed to a spot next to him. “Wanna join me?” He asked her, the smile resting on his lips. He found this question more of a test. If she sits down next to him, she’s his type. If she stares at the cigarette resting between his fingers, and walks away with a frown, he’ll know that he would never go for her.
Jack blinked unexpectedly as she answered his question bluntly. That was strange. Most girls who talked to him, usually wanted to go out with him before he asked any questions. In fact, they usually started the conversation. He smiled. Not that they didn’t regret it later. He shook his head. But anyway, it didn’t seem like she was that type. Jack was confused. Did that make him more or less interested? His thoughts were interrupted, as she asked him if there was a reason why he was asking. This was surprising. How was he going to get out of this one without looking stupid? “Um,” He started nervously, “No, I was just wondering.” Jack answered, though he was upset that the words that came out of his mouth were those. He sighed. Oh well, he would have to ask her later on in the day, when he had his confidence up higher. A noise coming form behind, startled him, and he turned his head to see a boy with light brown hair, and blue-green eyes, looking at him. (Chris :3)
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Still nothing to write about Xavier until next period d: And Sams ‘ability’ is not a super power. I know a few people who have it d;
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Same as before.