KaitWink
Four Thousand Club
Alice opened the door to her new bedroom and was blinded by the light coming through the large window. She immediatey ran over to close the curtains, blacking out the room entirely. She set her things down and looked around her new room. Everyone here was so different than what she was used to. She hadn't been around other non-humans for a long time. "Maybe I don't belong here after all..." she said solemnly to herself. "Maybe I should just go..." She sighed, unsure of what to do. "I should have learned by now. It doesn't matter where I go. No one will ever accept me." She picked up her parasol and schedule, her only belongings, and left her room.
Alice was walking down the hallway when she heard the sound of glass shattering. She walked toward the area where it had come from, and saw the girl from earlier flying away, soon followed by one of the guys that had assissted her. She also saw the boys who had been harrassing the angel before. Apparently they had given up their pursuit. Alice continued down the hall and stopped at the front entrance. She glanced at the school behind her and opened the door to leave. Her pale red eyes burned from the light, but she strode quickly outside. At least she would be able to get her thoughts straight by being away from the troublemakers. She sat under a large tree and began pondering whether staying here would be worth it.
Alice was walking down the hallway when she heard the sound of glass shattering. She walked toward the area where it had come from, and saw the girl from earlier flying away, soon followed by one of the guys that had assissted her. She also saw the boys who had been harrassing the angel before. Apparently they had given up their pursuit. Alice continued down the hall and stopped at the front entrance. She glanced at the school behind her and opened the door to leave. Her pale red eyes burned from the light, but she strode quickly outside. At least she would be able to get her thoughts straight by being away from the troublemakers. She sat under a large tree and began pondering whether staying here would be worth it.