Savvi
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Jan 15, 2009
- Location
- In your basement. o.o
The last bell of school had rung, signalling that everyone was free to leave, except for the ocasional student who had dentention, or an after school activity. Teachers tried to get in last minute assignments as students carelessly left the room, riled up, and ready to leave.
Kayla didn't care that the rest of the students wanted to leave, she got up and headed towards her locker. She ignored most of the people around her. She was new to the town, and wasn't interested in making friends. There had been a few girls in her Math class she had striked up a conversation with, but something seemed off about them and she had a hard time connecting with them.
After school was over, she often headed to the school library, it was always desserted by the time she stepped inside, and was most definatly peaceful and quiet. It was somewhere to go besides home, where her mother and father had recently divorced. She went with her mother who had decided to return to her hometown and drag her along. Kayla was sour about starting a new school, but had no choice unless she wanted to stay with her cheating, drunk of a father. She would just finish her homework before heading home.
Her dark black hair framed her face, and fell over her shoulders as she walked. A textbook gripped in her hands, her attention was on the walls of the hallways. Gazing at the display of ads riddled with football games, cheerleader try-out and tickets now being on sale for the current dance. She wasn't fully paying attention to where she was going. Her light pink shirt clung tightly to her slender body, however not in an dis appropriate way. Ripped blue jeans had been the style of her old high school, and thus that's what she was still wearing.
Kayla didn't care that the rest of the students wanted to leave, she got up and headed towards her locker. She ignored most of the people around her. She was new to the town, and wasn't interested in making friends. There had been a few girls in her Math class she had striked up a conversation with, but something seemed off about them and she had a hard time connecting with them.
After school was over, she often headed to the school library, it was always desserted by the time she stepped inside, and was most definatly peaceful and quiet. It was somewhere to go besides home, where her mother and father had recently divorced. She went with her mother who had decided to return to her hometown and drag her along. Kayla was sour about starting a new school, but had no choice unless she wanted to stay with her cheating, drunk of a father. She would just finish her homework before heading home.
Her dark black hair framed her face, and fell over her shoulders as she walked. A textbook gripped in her hands, her attention was on the walls of the hallways. Gazing at the display of ads riddled with football games, cheerleader try-out and tickets now being on sale for the current dance. She wasn't fully paying attention to where she was going. Her light pink shirt clung tightly to her slender body, however not in an dis appropriate way. Ripped blue jeans had been the style of her old high school, and thus that's what she was still wearing.