Differences Attract

[GreenBirdie]

He thought about her probable lack of friends. There wouldn't be much for her to do, and he was gonna fix that. "No miss, no can do, oh no no no. School is for days where school isn't off. No school for days when it's not!" Kelvin grinned.

 

[BeyondOblivion]

She lifted her head, "what?" She asked, not sure what to say to that, "Are you implying... I don't get it."

 

[GreenBirdie]

"I'm implying that if you cannot find anything to do, I shall make myself useful and entertain you like the jester I am. Or, if you're unwilling and wish to persist in your studies, I shall distract you, fair lady."

 

[BeyondOblivion]

She cocked her head, "I'm sorry but... can you just say it normally? I'm a little slow right now."

 

[GreenBirdie]

Kelvin sighed, a smile on his face. "I'm going to your house tomorrow if you can't find anything else to do."

 

[BeyondOblivion]

"OH!" She blushed violently and gave him a huge hug, "Thank you so much!"

 

[GreenBirdie]

Kelvin returned it quickly, as a light blush stemming both from confusion and sudden contact formed. "Why thank me?"

 

[BeyondOblivion]

"I haven't anyone in my house for years!" She giggled, hugging her a little tighter.

 

[GreenBirdie]

(oh you hurt his manliness last post)


Years?! What the fuck! He was glad she couldn't see his face as the anger flashed on his face for a split second, before he store it for later. "Oh, well, no need to thank me, really."

 

[BeyondOblivion]

She yawned slightly and walked over to the class, "Thank you."

 

[GreenBirdie]

Kelvin watched her leave, and he waved. "...Your welcome." He left for his own class.


(Timeskip?)

 

[BeyondOblivion]

~The End of the Day~


Walking outside of the small school, she sat down by the bushes and yawned.

 

[GreenBirdie]

Kelvin got out of the school and was contemplating how he'd fight Aaron. He seemed to have a great intuition. I'd need to distract him, otherwise he'll act on his intuition and find me. I won't kill him, but I can't let him see me.

 

[BeyondOblivion]

"Helllo?" She called, having not seen Kelvin with she stood in the spot they always met up at. She blinked rapidly and then she gaev a sigh, "He's... not coming either...." She let her shoulders droop and walked away to the road.

 

[GreenBirdie]

Kelvin pulled out his phone, trying to send Juliet a message, but forgot he didn't have her number. "Shit." He turned around and sprinted back to school, hoping to catch her.

 

[BeyondOblivion]

Julie had already left the school, walking down to road to her home. They always met at that spot at 4:10. and she'd waited until 4:25 for him. She sighed and pulled her bag up, "I knew no one would want to spend time with me..." She walked all the way home and sat down, holding back tears.

 

[GreenBirdie]

"Fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck!" He shouted as he realized she wasn't there. Taking a moment for a breath, he ran on the towards her house, the memory vague but familiar.

 

[BeyondOblivion]

She sighed and sat down on her couch, yawning a little and falling asleep, having cried herself into it.

 

[GreenBirdie]

Kelvin was panting when he was at the door. Locked, Kelvin ran a hand through his hair another on his hip, thinking. He walked around the house, hoping to find an open window. Getting into the backyard, he quickly noticed an open window fairly close to a porch, about 15 feet off the ground. If he dived to the window, he could either catch it, or miss and fall, possibly breaking a bone and charged with attempted break-in.


It was a risk he had to take.


Standing on the porch's railing, he dove, cursing as his aim was off. His left hand barely caught it, and he sighed, before using both hands and climbing through, not before dropping his shoes right outside the window. He glanced around, looking for Juliet.

 

[GreenBirdie]

(...)

 

[BeyondOblivion]

I'm sorry but I have to end this rp. I'm just... I'm not getting into it anymore. Would you Like to plan another?

 

[GreenBirdie]

Sure thing. I wasn't liking the direction all too much, either.