Kennedy Smile
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Kennedy sat down on a bench in Takarokaro Park. His cheeks were still damp and puffy from the crying he did at home. Of course, his mother told him to stop overreacting. He wasn't over reacting. He was broken. Klaus had left him to go to Hogwarts New Zealand. Kennedy then received a letter from his twin stating he was placed in Gryffindor. Throwing a fit he ripped up the letter and and trashed all the things his twin left behind. He ripped up most of the pictures he and his brother had taken. All except the ones with their father in them. Since his twin left he had become somewhat unstable. Emotionally at least. He and his mother had gotten into several arguments already. One resulting in his mom throwing a plate at him, but missing. He touched the scar over his left eye. He had gotten that scar from JazzyMae last year. It was difficult to see from that eye, but he always managed.
Kennedy had been looking for something or someone to hold close. Someone he could take under his wing, and someone he could keep close to him. He had lost the comfort of his brother. Now he was looking for someone to prey on. Someone that could balance him out, stabilize him. He crossed his legs and scanned the park. Most teens his age were at Hogwarts or another wizarding school at this time. He was home schooled and had already finished his lessons for the day. There were mostly little children. He kept looking for someone that caught his eye.
Kennedy had been looking for something or someone to hold close. Someone he could take under his wing, and someone he could keep close to him. He had lost the comfort of his brother. Now he was looking for someone to prey on. Someone that could balance him out, stabilize him. He crossed his legs and scanned the park. Most teens his age were at Hogwarts or another wizarding school at this time. He was home schooled and had already finished his lessons for the day. There were mostly little children. He kept looking for someone that caught his eye.