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Evan walked along the board walk slowly. He took in a deep breath of the fresh air. He fished around in his pocket and pulled out his cigarettes and lighter. He put one in his mouth and light it. He looked out at the gentle water swaying back and forth. He took a drag of his smoke and exhaled. He kept walking looking in at the little board walk shops. He found a little coffee shop and got a coffee and sat at a table outside.
Miriam ran a hand through her blonde curls as her eyes glanced down at the water. Even though the water was polluted to an extreme, and could probably kill you if you drank it, it was still believe. Water was simple but yet some complicated, kind of like life in a sense. She rested her hands against the railing above the water and let her eyes close shut. She listened to the calming waves, letting her breathing slow down with it. Her parents were suppose to come down this weekend but they didn't and on the phone the first thing they asked was how Reese was doing. She was their daughter, why weren't they asking her. She let out a sigh, as took a small stone and throw it out into the water watching as it skipped across. She continued to walk down the boardwalk till she found a small coffee shop that she used to go to with her brother. Her eyes scanned the outside tables and fall upon a familiar cute boy. It wasn't till she got closer she noticed it was Evan. She got her coffee, black, and a small cookie, before heading over to Evan's table. She had talk to him at like at parties and at school, they had similar friends and weren't complete strangers. She flashed him a soft smile as she placed her hand on the wooden chair infront of him, "This seat taken?"


Hillary smirked as she looked around boardwalk. Okay it was officially more like a grin. She loved the style of clothing she had chose to wear on her first night 'in town'. What could she say? The white silk dress always got the 'horn dogs' attention. She wasn't exactly a sleeping around kind of girl. She just wanted to point something out. She was new. She was here. the white dress did make a statement though. Hell was coming but was camouflaged in a way.Hillary smirked tossing a wink in some random guys direction. Oh no worries. She was safe... She had some pepper spray in her purse. She laughed to herself, a small yet soft hand went up covering her red lips as she laughed, her curls falling down her shoulders. Hillary sighed then, her smile disappearing and eyebrows came together. She had clothes, shoes, and a small yet... kind of dirty little trailer she was living in. It was kind of sad, and a bit depressing. She sighed once again and turned completely around. She needed to get home... well.. to her new home anyway. There was no way in hell that she was going to her parents again. That was a hell no. She held her purse close. She had made herself, and put herself out there. People knew she was here. She chuckled softly. "Time to play games bitches..." She murmured to herself.
Hillary moved with grace and with fashion. Dance, something she was good at. Though she didn't particularly mind any of it. Well, being judge by it. As she walked lightly, like she was on a cloud, her hips swayed slightly. A small sigh escaped her red lips. Her brown hair swayed as she walked. With a small glance she peeked down at her cell checking the time. It was getting a bit late... and she was also a little bit bored... ugh.
Hillary slightly tensed as she felt a slight tap on her shoulder. She blinked, tilted her head, and then placed her phone in her bag. With a slight turn she was facing a boy.. well to be completely honest he looked like a man. A small blush crept up her neck and across her cheeks. Slowly she rearranged her purse and batted her eyelashes and gave him a smile. "Why hello.." She purred lightly.
Ahhh, so someone has noticed me... How odd. He looks like a man.. I wonder who he is... She thought to herself. Her eyes looked him up and down with slight curiosity and also seduction. "I am new. It's probably a good thing that you haven't seen me before.." She smirked and leaned to the side putting weight on her left leg and foot. "Do tell me though. Who are you?" she pointed her fingerat him
A small seductive giggle escaped her red lips and she gave him a slight smirk. She stepped a bit closer. "Well I don't know you so you should help me out Mr. Flirtatious." She whispered biting her lip slightly to add a bit of her 'magic'. She was intrigued by him. Curious. She felt a need to know who he was.
Hillary smirked. Kasper.. how extrodinary.A lovely name... She leaned in her lips up to his ear. "Hillary." She whispered into his ear with ease. Then she pulled back, even talking a step back. "It may not be a pleasure to know my name though sir... I'm quite dangerous..." She chuckled
She laughed lightly. "Secrets are best unshared, the past best left alone. You'll find out eventually... Rumors spread fast around here... so I am told... Say, how old are you?" She whispered curiously. Her eye lashes batting seductively once again. She would have fun with this one. That was for sure...
"I like to play games. Sorry if that bores you. Though, I'm 18." She nodded and then held her hand out, palm up. "Here, give me your phone." She nodded and raised her eyebrows waiting for him to do so. She would give him the pleasure. That was for sure. She chuckled lightly as she waited for him.
With ease and quickness she typed her number into his phone and then handed it back. "It's my number if you couldn't guess." She smirked. She reached up and tucked a loose piece of her hair behind her ear. She casted him a wink and giggled lightly. "Maybe we can meet again if you so please." She added
"A proper setting?" She asked ilting her head slightly. What did he mean by that? she waited for his explanation as she crossed her arms underneath her breasts watching him intently.
Wow! Well this was a first. She was taken aback. Unsure what to say, her mouth hung open for a while, surprise passing over her face. She cleared her throat. Cheeks red. "what exactly do we do on those?" She asked curiously and embarrassed
Tyson wandered the beach, he could of called up James, but after homecoming, he honestly needed sometime to cool down, to discover what he thought of the situation, before having to answer all the Aurora questions that would come his way. He was dressed in a pair of black skinny jeans, a white skater tank, and a leather jacket. His hair wasn't gelled up as per usual, his hair wasn't all stuck in one direction, but it was much just gelled up, in a messish way. (view spoiler) He pulled a cigarette out of his pocket, along with a lighter, and lit it. He gazed at the water. It looked beautiful in the winter. Snow covered everything, and the water was covered in a thin sheet of ice. Sometimes he just wished life would freeze, "At least slow down a bit," he muttered to himself before placing the lit cigarette between his lips.
Tyson turned to find a girl near him, giving her a quick once over, he concluded that she was his type of attractiveness. Judging by her appearance, he concluded that she was around his age, stating that she was in high school. But he hadn't seen her face around. Since she wasn't with a bunch of girls, and that she was reading, and letting her hair get all messy, and not following those fashion rules, and wearing sunglasses in the winter. She didn't seem to be the type that he hung around with. It took another puff of the cigarette before taking a few steps towards her, stating, "You know, usually, sunglasses are wore during the summer," he said with one of his infamous charming smiles, "Starting a new trend?"
"I guess. I was pretty close," Tyson chuckled. He wasn't at all, but that was the joke. He took another drag of his cigarette before dropped it down in the snow, and stomping on it with his work boot, "So I've heard," he stated referring to her smoking comment, "Though, sometimes what bad for you in the longterm, is beneficial in the short term. Hard to quit, but I don't smoke as much as I used to." Only when I'm really stressed, or confused with my life, he thought as she held his hand out with a grin, "The name's Tyson Wilson." His eyes flickered over to her book, as he sent a gesturing nod, "What you reading?"
Tyson grabbed his chest as if he had been wounded by a gun, before stating, "Ouch. I feel insulted. I'd like to believe that I am a sexy, and pretty good I attracting the opposite gender." It was all playful, of course. He chuckled, softly, as he came down onto one knee, lightly grabbing hold of her hand, and gentely pressing his kiss against her hand, "O' sweet, Azalea. I have never seen true beauty till I saw thou face! Ay! Thou are like thee sun," he stating, smoothly, before sending her a quick wink, "Am I doing well so far?" He was flirt. To say the least.
Tyson chuckled as he stood back up with a soft chuckle, and a cheeky grin. It was funny, because even though he is considered to be one of the biggest heartthrobs at the St. Constance's, but when he came to dating, other than Reese. He really hadn't officially dated anyone. Even they didn't start by dating. So, in reality, he really hadn't even realistically dated someone. He cocked his head to the side, actually realizing for the first time. He shrugged, slightly, especially when Aurora came to mind. He shoved his hands into his pockets, "I guess, it is hard to reach your standards, Miss. Jackson." He laughed softly as he added, "Thanks. I used to do theatre, when I was younger." He was almost taken back that he let that slip. No one knew that, not even James. Might was well tell her you were into Shakespeare, he thought. He awkwardly, scratch the back of his neck, "Just don't tell people that." He noticed that she was getting cool since she was rubbing her arms, "You know. When it's december you probably shouldn't be in a tanktop," he stated, as he slipped his leather jacket and placed it on her shoulders.
Ruby was standing there just, texting her mom. When she was done, she put her phone back in her purse and started walking again.
Out of curiosity she asked, "Do you?"
Her phone started ringing. She probably just got a text from her mom, so she dug into her bag to check it out. She was right, her mom's text said that she was going to be late, so Ruby should order dinner.
"And what are you doing here?" Ruby teased.
She was starving. She had skipped breakfast and needed something to eat. She smiled at him.
She laughed a little. Ruby herself loved winter. She loved how the cold encircled her in her arms.
“Yeah. Not at school through,” he explained as she shoved his hands into his jean pockets. He still did, but only backstage hands. He wouldn’t want to be caught doing something as stupid and girly as theatre, and musicals. He helps with casting, and volunteers around studio. He thought were interrupted once he realized what she was saying. And he stood there silent for a moment, justing taking it in. “That all by yourself?” he asked with disbelieve written on his face. He couldn’t imagine being left alone to do all that. He was alone, but he had his maids. Tyson smiled back, about to ask about her past, but decided not to. Considering how hard it was for her to say that, he didn’t want a push it. Plus, he’d hate for someone to ask him about his. It wasn’t his business to know hers. He barely knew her.
Tyson paused for a while about responding with, "I'm sorry for you loss." He had never really spent anytime with his parents, that to him they felt dead to him, and in a weird way he could feel himself slightly relating to her. It's hard to be without them, and left of your own. "I don't think I could do all that on my own," he explained, as she glanced down at her. He had maids that did everything for him, but they were kinda like his family. They knew everything about him, "Don't worry about it. I like to listen. You're interesting." He shrugged at her comment, "There's more to a person than what everyone sees. What did you think I'd be like?"
"Parents are sometimes too caught up in their little bubble to be grateful for their children. I mean, you turned out so mature, and responsible, if it helps, they would of been proud, and should of been proud then," he explained, and then realized that he wasn't his area to touch upon, he awkwardly cleared his throat, "Sorry, if I just crossed a line." Considering we don't know each other. "Well, can understand why I'm seen like that," he shrugged as he shoved his hands into his pockets, once again, "And yeah. You're interesting, Azalea."