Marblemoon
Planetoid
- Joined
- Aug 1, 2018
It was a bright cold day in February, and the clocks were striking seven-fourty. Taylor Bell, his chin nuzzled into his breast in an effort to escape the vile wind, slipped quickly through the glass doors of Cedar Bay Highschool, though not quickly enough to prevent a swirl of brisk snow from entering along with him. He was of a shorter height compared to the other boys of his sophomore class, and so the cold bit through to his bones with ease. Shivering, he made his way through the crowd of students to his locker where he stuffed away his coat and backpack before pulling out a few textbooks and walking towards homeroom, which, for him, was more of a study hall filled with students from multiple grades.
As he walked on down the less crowded hall, his eyes were locked onto only the floor ahead of him as to avoid looking at the other students. As Cedar Bay's newest addition, he didn't yet have any friends; nor did he have the confidence to talk to anybody. He had all the friends he needed online. If he ever noticed someone's gaze, he'd simply look away and pretend to adjust his glasses or fix his wavy blonde hair. To elaborate, though he has been here a few days now, it was just now dawning on people that Taylor was a boy. He never talked! -Even when he did, he was softly-spoken. It's wasn't uncommon for him to catch whistles in the halls as he passed some of the less-informed boys. He found himself not minding though. In a way, he took pride in his girly features. His legs were long, his hips wide with a round butt to match, and his face was soft under his long, tamed hair. The confusion, to him, was rather exciting actually.
As he thought on this, with a small grin curling up his lips, he nearly passed his home room. Turning on his heels to walk inside, the usual buzz of the other students talking over eachother filled his ears. Most have taken their seats already, but the room was far from calm. He slowly made his way through the crowd to the back corner of the room and sat down in the furthest desk with a huff. In an attempt to escape from the noise around him, he opened one of his textbooks and attempted to read to no avail. Still, it was all he could do...
As he walked on down the less crowded hall, his eyes were locked onto only the floor ahead of him as to avoid looking at the other students. As Cedar Bay's newest addition, he didn't yet have any friends; nor did he have the confidence to talk to anybody. He had all the friends he needed online. If he ever noticed someone's gaze, he'd simply look away and pretend to adjust his glasses or fix his wavy blonde hair. To elaborate, though he has been here a few days now, it was just now dawning on people that Taylor was a boy. He never talked! -Even when he did, he was softly-spoken. It's wasn't uncommon for him to catch whistles in the halls as he passed some of the less-informed boys. He found himself not minding though. In a way, he took pride in his girly features. His legs were long, his hips wide with a round butt to match, and his face was soft under his long, tamed hair. The confusion, to him, was rather exciting actually.
As he thought on this, with a small grin curling up his lips, he nearly passed his home room. Turning on his heels to walk inside, the usual buzz of the other students talking over eachother filled his ears. Most have taken their seats already, but the room was far from calm. He slowly made his way through the crowd to the back corner of the room and sat down in the furthest desk with a huff. In an attempt to escape from the noise around him, he opened one of his textbooks and attempted to read to no avail. Still, it was all he could do...