Mashiro Shiina
Secretive personalities~
By now Luna was wandering the halls, a slight hum emitting from her sealed lips. She had time to herself, a time where she could unleash her thoughts and allow herself the time to thoroughly contemplate. Times like these were rare for Luna, even though there were a total of three breaks during the school day. Why? Because she didn't always take advantage of those breaks. Funny, possibly. But not wrong.
Luna hadn't the time to always leave the classroom. Majority of the time she remained in the classroom, spending those five little minutes on another project or some sort of research. Or maybe she was just observing the kids outside the window next to her. Five minutes wasn't nearly enough time for her to truly think through her thoughts correctly.
Shifting her gaze against the walls around her, Luna sauntered back to the classroom, settling into her seat. She hadn't seen Aria yet, which was usual at this point. Luna kept tabs of all her classmates, even if she didn't speak to them. Which then brought up Ezra again. Was she actually considering caring about him more than just a competitor? Or was it something like a creepy phase to go through?
Clearing her throats quietly, Luna sighed, positioning herself at an angle in her seat to prop her head up on her hand and gaze out the window, watching the other students enjoy the courtyard, walking in their little groups. Luna would never know how it felt to do that. And she would never know how it felt to walk side by side with another person other than her brother. A sad thought, but true.
Luna hadn't the time to always leave the classroom. Majority of the time she remained in the classroom, spending those five little minutes on another project or some sort of research. Or maybe she was just observing the kids outside the window next to her. Five minutes wasn't nearly enough time for her to truly think through her thoughts correctly.
Shifting her gaze against the walls around her, Luna sauntered back to the classroom, settling into her seat. She hadn't seen Aria yet, which was usual at this point. Luna kept tabs of all her classmates, even if she didn't speak to them. Which then brought up Ezra again. Was she actually considering caring about him more than just a competitor? Or was it something like a creepy phase to go through?
Clearing her throats quietly, Luna sighed, positioning herself at an angle in her seat to prop her head up on her hand and gaze out the window, watching the other students enjoy the courtyard, walking in their little groups. Luna would never know how it felt to do that. And she would never know how it felt to walk side by side with another person other than her brother. A sad thought, but true.