Recent content by Alvin Davis

"I know what you mean." Alvin smiled. "My sister is one of those girls. She spends her life making sure she's in the next new fashion and doesn't care who she's friends with as long as they're cool." Alvin shook his head at the thought of Tanya.

"Seriously?!" Alvin knew people could be pathetic but this just took the mik. "That's terrible. Why would anyone do that?! Just because your different." Alvin shrugged. "I see it as a good thing that you're different. If everyone was the same the world would be boring."

Alvin frowned confused. "Why wouldn't someone like you?? What's not to like??" He couldn't see why people wouldn't like Ivy. She was a kind, bublly if a little weird girl and he liked her.

"No." Alvin shook his head. "I'm not really that interested in people. I stick to my books. You'll probably think that's weird." He laughed slightly as he looked at her.

"Well..." Alvin shrugged. "Yeah, actually." He grinned. "Most families have faithful parents. It's kind of the norm." Alvin hadn't seen many families where the parents were unfaithful except the ones where the parents had split up or got divorced.

Alvin was getting more and more confused by the second. "You've been brought up in an odd family-if you don't mind me saying." He didn't want to seem rude but he had never heard of a family like Ivy's. His parents never went off with other people.

Alvin frowned slightly. "So, has your mum had an affair or something??" He was confused as to how she could have a baby sister with a different dad when her parents weren't divorced. Alvin's parents had always been very loyal to each other so he didn't understand how marriages could end.

"With difficulty." Alvin laughed. "Daisy's cool though. She's my little sister." He smiled over at Ivy. "I take it your parents are divorced then??" It was the first conclusion he could come to as to why her mum was giving birth to the child of a man who wasn't her husband.

Alvin laughed. He would never understand why girls tortured themselves so they could look good. "You've met a brother." He smiled. "I have four brothers and five sisters. Not fun. I like them and all but I tend to keep out of anything which happens in the house. I stay in my room most of the...

Alvin smiled and turned away when she told him not to look. "I'll just have to be a good boy until I have his trust then." He laughed and turned back to Ivy. He gulped quietly to himself when he saw her. She looked great. "It would be. You're wearing a dress." He shrugged. "Why don't you put on...

Alvin watched Markov leave then laughed slightly as Ivy said she was cold. "That's because you've been under a duvet all night. Just chuck some clothes on and you'll be warmer." He smiled at her. "How do I get on his good side then?? He was acting like he didn't like me."

"That's about it really." Alvin smiled at her. "We talked then you yawned and fell asleep." He looked up at the older boy then back to Ivy. "Is he your brother or something??" He had never seen this boy in his life and he didn't think Ivy looked much like him but then Alvin didn't look much like...

Alvin had been on the little line between awake and asleep so the door slamming made him jump out of his skin. He looked around the room. His eyes were tired so it took a few seconds for them to focus. Then he saw the older boy stood by the door. He didn't know what to say to someone who was...

Alvin didn't want to move from where he was in case he woke Ivy up. Instead, he fell asleep where he was. He was comfy with his arms wrapped around her. It was weird how he was reacting to her but he liked it. The next morning Alvin was still asleep. He had always been a deep sleeper. Once his...

When Ivy snuggled up to him, he automatically put his arm round her. He didn't realise he had done it until afterwards. "Basically, yeah. I prefer books to people." He shrugged slightly trying to make sure he didn't move Ivy as she seemed to be comfy.