Lets see if we get along

[Collin Jin]

Collin had been acting awkwardly each day, he had no idea why. Perhaps it was because both Lykke and Cherie were no where in his sight. No, he hadn't seen them for a while, where were they? Those two trouble makers that he loved the most and who had been the greatest influence in his life. Secondly, he wasn't sure why the sorting hat sorted him into Ravenclaw, he had been skipping class lately and had been acting as if he was a Slytherin. And worse, Cherie was sorted into Gryffindor, and she was meaner than him, she was the arrogant one, and the main in the @ss. But yet, he missed her more than anyone else even though they fought a lot.

Spring wasn't that bad, the weather was pretty good and it was pretty warm. Collin decided to go to the Lakefront and probably sit around for a while. He wasn't going to spend the rest of his day in the library. The third year Ravenclaw got out of class and walk toward the Lakefront and jumped on the huge rock and sat on it. He place his books on his side not caring if it slipped or not. Classes were boring, he began hating it. At first he loved classes, but that was a tac tic of his to draw his father's attention. But sadly, his father didn't care.

 

[Adriana Clarke]

Adriana's day had been, well, uneventful to say the least. She woke up late as always, did her homework, had some tea, and began to take her daily walk. She would always ponder things while walking, though her father used to accompany her. Now that she was at school that wasn't a possibility, but it was a nice thought. The school year had been boring to her as well. She had friends, but they were too stuck up to want to do anything at all. For Adriana to think that, well, it had to be pretty bad. The slytherin wasn't a brat, but she definitely knew who she would talk to and what she wanted.

Spring was always her favorite season. It wasn't too hot, but it wasn't too cold either. It was perfect weather for being outside, but still perfect enough to curl up with a nice blanket inside. Adriana kept pondering this as she wandered around, not really paying attention to anything in particular. She did, however, snap back into consciousness as a boy's books fell from the rock he was sitting on. She wasn't a fan of classes, but she knew that they did count for something eventually. With dignity, she picked up the books and tapped the boy on his shoulder, "Are these yours?"

 

[Collin Jin]

After wasting time for a while, someone tapped Collin's shoulder. He looked back trying to see who was it, he was expecting either Hayley or Cherie. But turned out to be a Slytherin, and a girl who looked younger than him. Did she not know that this boy had been loosing his temper lately? And that he could be worse than Slytherin if he lost it? But then Collin decided to be nice, just like he used to be. There was no point anyway, and after all he had no reason of yelling at this girl. He looked to the books that were on her hands. "Yeah... But you can put it anywhere" He said flatly, he didn't care if the book fell into a mud or even got ripped. He could always get a new one and again, what's the point of learning? "Thanks" He said.