H a r r i e t
Pulsar
- Joined
- Jan 26, 2009
- Location
- Your most hated fairytale.
Drawing out a sigh, and shifting awkwardly within the train's seat, Rayne leaned against the armrest closest to the window and peered outside. It was all a blur of course, but it was better then looking at anyone sitting in her part of the setting; the three males looked rather creepy. And staring at them might give them the wrong impression, that maybe she liked them. That wasn't something she wanted. It was bad enough her Mother and Father were insisting that she spend the entire summer locked away in her Brother's college dorm. Honestly, who the hell did her Mother suck off to get that to happen!? Sixteen year old's weren't meant to be in college, not even if they were just there to check things out. You did that when you were like, eighteen, right? "God only knows . . ." She grumbled to herself, giving a soft roll of her eyes afterward.
The train stopped rather slowly, the noise of the brakes against the chatter in the train only caused a head ache to form. Grabbing her luggage, Rayne stood up after everyone else had left and she started to make her way to the end of the cart. Pushing outside, she stepped down the metal stairs and onto the platform. Swallowing, and raising her free hand against the sun's light, she shifted her weight and looked around, searching for her Brother's familiar face. Not seeing him quiet yet, she moved towards one of the benches, hauling her suitcase with her. Reaching one, she set it down and slipped the green leather bag off her shoulders before sitting down, resting the bag at her feet. Pulling out her ipod, she pushed her hair from her ears and pushed the earphones in. Turning the music device on, her painted black finger nails moved over the circular pad, choosing a random song and pressing "Play." Closing her eyelids against a small gust of wind, her hair blowing slightly into her face. Tapping her green converse against the pavement under it, she chewed on her bottom lip, getting more and more nervous as the time excelled. Where was he?
After the song finished, Rayne grew impatient and stood up. Fixing her tight jeans, ignoring the holes in the knees, and grabbed her leather bag again. Pulling it onto her back, she turned around to grab her luggage and stopped with a small smile. There he was, standing there late like he usually always had been. "Ryuu, you asshole." Motioning for him to grab her luggage, since he had made her wait and she was too tired to carry it herself, she pushed her lips together. "Where'd you--" Cutting off mid-sentence, about to ask him where he parked the car, when she saw someone with him. Clearing her throat, trying not to stare, she raised an eyebrow at her brother. "Uhm . . . Ryuu, who's this?"
The train stopped rather slowly, the noise of the brakes against the chatter in the train only caused a head ache to form. Grabbing her luggage, Rayne stood up after everyone else had left and she started to make her way to the end of the cart. Pushing outside, she stepped down the metal stairs and onto the platform. Swallowing, and raising her free hand against the sun's light, she shifted her weight and looked around, searching for her Brother's familiar face. Not seeing him quiet yet, she moved towards one of the benches, hauling her suitcase with her. Reaching one, she set it down and slipped the green leather bag off her shoulders before sitting down, resting the bag at her feet. Pulling out her ipod, she pushed her hair from her ears and pushed the earphones in. Turning the music device on, her painted black finger nails moved over the circular pad, choosing a random song and pressing "Play." Closing her eyelids against a small gust of wind, her hair blowing slightly into her face. Tapping her green converse against the pavement under it, she chewed on her bottom lip, getting more and more nervous as the time excelled. Where was he?
After the song finished, Rayne grew impatient and stood up. Fixing her tight jeans, ignoring the holes in the knees, and grabbed her leather bag again. Pulling it onto her back, she turned around to grab her luggage and stopped with a small smile. There he was, standing there late like he usually always had been. "Ryuu, you asshole." Motioning for him to grab her luggage, since he had made her wait and she was too tired to carry it herself, she pushed her lips together. "Where'd you--" Cutting off mid-sentence, about to ask him where he parked the car, when she saw someone with him. Clearing her throat, trying not to stare, she raised an eyebrow at her brother. "Uhm . . . Ryuu, who's this?"