PenguinFox
The one an' only
You would think the first day of school wouldn't be as nerve wracking after the first dozen times but for some reason it always was for Audra. Every year, sometimes multiple times a year, she had to get ready to make a good first impression and it was not only terrifying but also quite draining. For the most part schools across the country we're all basically the same. Same cliques, same classes, same drama. The part that always changed was where exactly she fit into it all. She easily made friends in all social circles so it was hard for her to know exactly what her place was. One school she'd sidle up with the cheerleaders, the next she'd be hanging with the nerds. It was always sad to leave friends behind but the opportunity to make new ones out shined the sadness.
Having just moved to Westbrook from New York city was quite the jarring change. While the Noelle's had arrived back at the beginning of the summer it still felt weird to not constantly be close to people. Audra had done some exploring over the summer but foolishly forgotten to scope out the school she would be attending in the fall and now it was too late. It was the first day of school and she had no idea how Westbrook high was laid out. Now she was wandering the halls doe-eyed searching for where her first class should be. She had to admit the amount of people here and interactions going on in the halls was a little intimidating but she was determined to have a good start to the year. That is until someone came crashing into her. Someone....soaking wet?
Audra had been just turning the corner when another figure slammed right into her causing her to drop her books. The figure immediately started to yell at her and she instinctively shrunk down into herself. She hated being yelled at, moreover she wasn't used to it. Her parents never raised their voices at her. "I- I'm sorry..." she started to squeak out before the person stopped suddenly. Audra peered up and saw that the boy that had run into her had fallen silent. He then apologized to her and crouched down to collect her books. Books, right. Still on the ground. "No, no...it's fine, I wasn't really watching where I was going..." she said quietly as she herself crouched down to pick up her things as well. The blonde nodded when asked if she was alright, a small grateful smile on her face. "Yes, I'm fine thank you. Just a little lost I suppose. I guess I can be an airhead at times." she chuckled awkwardly as she took her things from the boy. Audra couldn't help but notice the slight accent the stranger carried. What an interesting character. This wasn't exactly how she had been planning on making friends but hey, play the hand you're dealt right? "I'm Audra." Dede