(Not gonna lie : This was mostly created just for the fun of rping crack pairings. The premise is: certain characters are going to a fancy-schmanzy boarding school, with dorms and the whole shebang! If your character stays in a dorm, they ought to have a roommate of some sort ^^ Doesn't matter who, so long as they're the same gender, as the dorms are obviously separated by gender)
(And without further adu: lesbians!)
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Roberta should've been in class fifteen minutes ago. But, she wasn't, and she didn't particularly care for once.
The beautiful charcoal-haired girl of her dreams had finally found a place they could slip off to and be unnoticed, and she had somehow managed Roberta to do just that. She justified skipping class by saying it was the only time most of the students and teachers were busy, so there was less chance someone could spot the two of them. It was a flimsy excuse, but Robbie really wanted to spend more time with her, and they couldn't do it around other people just yet. Robbie wasn't... Ready to be seen with a girl.
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Manda, on the other hand, had been seen with plenty of girls. Quite a few boys, too. She didn't mind in the least, and would usually be offended if someone didn't want to be seen with her. But, Roberta was different. Roberta was special, and Manda was afraid to admit much more than that. She kept telling herself that it was just the fact that Robbie played hard to get that kept her sneaking around. But, that wasn't true in the slightest.
Currently, however, it seemed fitting. Manda had been trying for the past fifteen minutes to at least get to second base. Robbie was having none of that. Manda was smirking and enjoying Robbie's adorable attempts to keep her off far too much to stop. She knew when she was actually crossing the line, and she wasn't even close. Robbie was just being shy and adorable, and Manda was pretty much just teasing at this point.
It was sixteen minutes after the first bell, and Roberta and Manda were in a garden shed.
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It was twenty minutes into Helen's first class, and Roberta still had not arrived.
That was incredibly odd, and Helen couldn't focus on the actual class work as her mind kept wandering to where her friend could've run off to!
They had a Student Government meeting at lunch! If she was sick, then all of their work and planning for competitions would go to waste. The club was supposed to compete next month, and participate in a mock election. Helen and Roberta had planned out their ideas for how to set up the election, and Roberta had kept the papers because she had a free period before lunch. She could go and get the papers, and Helen wouldn't have to rush and miss part of lunch to fetch them. It was the perfect plan!
Unless Robbie was sick.
It was driving Helen absolutely mad, and she nervously began tapping her pencil against her notebook.
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Salvatore Bellini was actually trying to do his work when Helen started tapping her damn pencil. If there was one noise he could not stand, it was the sound of someone tapping their pencil. He turned in his seat to motion for her to stop, but he simply rolled his eyes and turned back when he realized she wasn't going to notice. She was in what he liked to call the 'anti-zone'. She was deep in thought, biting her lip and twirling her hair. She almost looked adorable... almost. If Helen weren't so uptight and annoying then she could be adorable. But, alas...
So, Sally turned back to his work and tried to focus for the last half of the class. Despite his 'tough guy rebel' image, he sincerely tried when it came to his grades. He came from a big family, and was only in this school due to grades and a lot of string-pulling. If he wanted to go to college, he needed to keep it up for another few years.
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Jules was stoned out of his mind, sitting in a tree, far-FAR away from his classes.
It could be hours after the first bell. It could be lunch for all he knew. The only thing he knew was that he really had an awesome tune going.
It wasn't often that Julie got stoned. Only when he needed to get through a composer's block. It helped the creative juices flow, and gave him something he could fix up and use later. And this tune? Man, it. Was. Awesome.
(And without further adu: lesbians!)
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Roberta should've been in class fifteen minutes ago. But, she wasn't, and she didn't particularly care for once.
The beautiful charcoal-haired girl of her dreams had finally found a place they could slip off to and be unnoticed, and she had somehow managed Roberta to do just that. She justified skipping class by saying it was the only time most of the students and teachers were busy, so there was less chance someone could spot the two of them. It was a flimsy excuse, but Robbie really wanted to spend more time with her, and they couldn't do it around other people just yet. Robbie wasn't... Ready to be seen with a girl.
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Manda, on the other hand, had been seen with plenty of girls. Quite a few boys, too. She didn't mind in the least, and would usually be offended if someone didn't want to be seen with her. But, Roberta was different. Roberta was special, and Manda was afraid to admit much more than that. She kept telling herself that it was just the fact that Robbie played hard to get that kept her sneaking around. But, that wasn't true in the slightest.
Currently, however, it seemed fitting. Manda had been trying for the past fifteen minutes to at least get to second base. Robbie was having none of that. Manda was smirking and enjoying Robbie's adorable attempts to keep her off far too much to stop. She knew when she was actually crossing the line, and she wasn't even close. Robbie was just being shy and adorable, and Manda was pretty much just teasing at this point.
It was sixteen minutes after the first bell, and Roberta and Manda were in a garden shed.
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It was twenty minutes into Helen's first class, and Roberta still had not arrived.
That was incredibly odd, and Helen couldn't focus on the actual class work as her mind kept wandering to where her friend could've run off to!
They had a Student Government meeting at lunch! If she was sick, then all of their work and planning for competitions would go to waste. The club was supposed to compete next month, and participate in a mock election. Helen and Roberta had planned out their ideas for how to set up the election, and Roberta had kept the papers because she had a free period before lunch. She could go and get the papers, and Helen wouldn't have to rush and miss part of lunch to fetch them. It was the perfect plan!
Unless Robbie was sick.
It was driving Helen absolutely mad, and she nervously began tapping her pencil against her notebook.
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Salvatore Bellini was actually trying to do his work when Helen started tapping her damn pencil. If there was one noise he could not stand, it was the sound of someone tapping their pencil. He turned in his seat to motion for her to stop, but he simply rolled his eyes and turned back when he realized she wasn't going to notice. She was in what he liked to call the 'anti-zone'. She was deep in thought, biting her lip and twirling her hair. She almost looked adorable... almost. If Helen weren't so uptight and annoying then she could be adorable. But, alas...
So, Sally turned back to his work and tried to focus for the last half of the class. Despite his 'tough guy rebel' image, he sincerely tried when it came to his grades. He came from a big family, and was only in this school due to grades and a lot of string-pulling. If he wanted to go to college, he needed to keep it up for another few years.
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Jules was stoned out of his mind, sitting in a tree, far-FAR away from his classes.
It could be hours after the first bell. It could be lunch for all he knew. The only thing he knew was that he really had an awesome tune going.
It wasn't often that Julie got stoned. Only when he needed to get through a composer's block. It helped the creative juices flow, and gave him something he could fix up and use later. And this tune? Man, it. Was. Awesome.