Amaranthine
Supernova
- Joined
- Oct 26, 2016
- Location
- Canada
"Caroline!" Poppy almost screamed as she knocked on the automatically locking door of her friend's door room. It was well past noon and they should have left the residence almost an hour ago now, but all she had got from her travelling companion was a text and the pale-freckled ginger was starting to get anxious. She desperately wanted to be out of this school, and had she known that her friend was going to be late... Well, she probably wouldn't have offered her a ride half way across the country. If there was one thing that Poppy Sanders wasn't, it was late. She didn't quite know why, but she hated being even a minute late to something and she was generally early to being early... much to the chagrin of pretty much everyone around her.
"Hurry up!" She yelled, though this time she walked off and back towards her room, which was down and across on the opposite end of the hall. She'd pretty much moved all of her stuff out by now, shoved it in to a few boxes she had in the second row of seats on her truck. Being raised rather affluently she was lucky enough to have parents who had paid for her first year of school, and a rather nice truck to go along with it. That wasn't to say she was lazy or unappreciative, no - she had spent her first year working outside of class hours, paying her own way while only her tuition had been covered. She knew that was a luxury and was incredibly thankful.
Grabbing the last of her stuff, Poppy got down to her truck to see her friend already waiting, several boxes of her stuff tucked in to the truck bed. "Well there you are," Poppy said with a laugh. "I was just at your room looking for you, if you hadn't been here you would have gotten a rather strongly worded text."
"Hurry up!" She yelled, though this time she walked off and back towards her room, which was down and across on the opposite end of the hall. She'd pretty much moved all of her stuff out by now, shoved it in to a few boxes she had in the second row of seats on her truck. Being raised rather affluently she was lucky enough to have parents who had paid for her first year of school, and a rather nice truck to go along with it. That wasn't to say she was lazy or unappreciative, no - she had spent her first year working outside of class hours, paying her own way while only her tuition had been covered. She knew that was a luxury and was incredibly thankful.
Grabbing the last of her stuff, Poppy got down to her truck to see her friend already waiting, several boxes of her stuff tucked in to the truck bed. "Well there you are," Poppy said with a laugh. "I was just at your room looking for you, if you hadn't been here you would have gotten a rather strongly worded text."