Supernatural

What do you guys want to do... why did it feel all of a sudden like they were friends? It didn't bother him, just made him feel uncomfortable.
"Um, how about the pizza parlor? No one will spot us there..." Micheal forced out.

 

Savvina shrugged, showing a shallow approval. She didn't want to be seen at any public place, but for the sake of skipping school, she had to pull along. She knew they weren't friends - but Jesse had a point. She was popular, and whatever she said goes.
"I guess the one across the yarn shop would be even more safer."

 

He knew he was going to get in trouble for skippin physical education. But he couldn't do all that gymnastic stuff. It scarred him death. they were gymnastics on the stage that he would no longer use.
He found himself running and then he bumped into people. The girl from this morning and a boy he did not know.
"Sorry," he said getting back up.

 

Savvina felt a brief surge of insecurity and fear, which evolved into anger and frustration as she turned around to see the person who had victimized her.
"You again."
She said plainly, and helped him up. She looked back at Michael and Jesse, and then looked at the boy.
"Still missing out on class."
She spoke under her breath, letting go of the boy.

 

"I don't want to bother you or seem to be nosy, but where are you going?" he asked, "May I come if you are going?"
He had to get out school. This place was killing and eating from the outside. He wasn't a bad student he had all As at least at one point in time. He had never skipped school until now. He was the perfect child, but school was driving him crazy. How long would he last? How much longer would he last before he went completely and mentally insane?

 

"We're...umm..."
Savvina wasn't sure whether she should let the boy in anything, but since she wasn't goign to take orders from her juniors, she spoke out:
"We're going to play hookie. Wanna join in?"

 

"I'll join," Julian said.
Julian couldn't be at school not now. Not ever.
"This place will just make me go insane,"

 

"Fair enough."
Savvina said out, agreeing to his last statement. The place really would drive her insane.
"So its going to be the Pizza Inn, right?"
She said out loud, confirming their decision so that they could get moving.

 

"What floor of the Pizza Inn?" Julian aske immediatedly fearing the second floor, the third floor, or even the fourth floor, "The first floor right? First floor."
His body became shivery. He didn't want to think of the heights.

 

Savvina eyed him crossly. Is that even a question?! She shrugged it off and folded her arms.
"We didn't think that over yet, but I guess the first floor works."
However, Savvina thought that going to a higher floor could keep them secure. Nevertheless, seeing the boy had issues with it, she didn't push her idea any further.
"And by the way -"
Savvina asked him curiously:
"You're Julian, right? Sorry, not too sure of it."

 

"Yes, I'm Julian," he replied.
Julian opened the door for the girl.
"What's your name?" Julian asked.
Julian felt a little lighter this was the first time a popular girl had ever talked to him before. He felt like such a nerd for talking to a popular girl.
All the other kids would have hit him by now.

 

Savvina pushed her hair back and replied:
"I'm Savvina."
She walked out gracefully as Julian opened the door for her. She made sure none of her friends saw her with these kids - all of them being juniors and a blot on the status quo.

 

Julian smiled a little. He felt like a dork hanging around some popular girls. Who flipped their hair?
And they smelt nice.

 

Savvina pulled out her mirror as they walked over to the exit. She looked just right, though the dark circles under her eyes made her look like a witch. She quickly applied a small amount of anti-circle cream on her dark circles, as they approached the gate to freedom. Ah, I can breathe.
"Okay, on the mark of three."
Savvina whispered to them, observing the gate.
"One...two..."
After a final glance towards everyone, she said:
"Three."

 

Julian follwoed the girls. Watched as they put their makeup on. Like they needed more makeup. He didn't want to be rude and tell them they looked like clowns. He didn't know what to say or what to talk about.
"Who likes Beethoven?" he asked.
He wondered if popular girls listened to that kind of music.

 

Micheal walked slowly behind the others with his hands in his pockets and keeping to himself. Jesse, Julian, and Savvina walked at a brisk pace that he didn't feel like moving at. This Julian guy had come out of no where and seemed a bit strange to him. Yet any of them could say the same of him so he just kept his mouth closed and kept moving. He heard Julian mutter something about Beethoven. As if anyone listens to him anymore, thought Micheal cynically to himslef. He didn't really listen to music, it never interested him. Still, he remembered a time when he was very young that Beethoven calmed him, relaxed him. He looked up in the sky and smiled sheepishly to himself as memories of his simple child hood came flowing back. That was until he remembered the times in the basement...

 

The girls didn't answer. As he had figure. It wasn't very popular music. He remebers when he use to sit on his grandfathers big comfy couch listening to classical with him. Julian looked beside them. He never looked around so much. Shock came to his system as they stopped at the Pizza inn. He couldn't lok up and he didn't want to lok up. Four stories high the pizza sat. With four kitchens. he didn't want to go up no matter what. They weren't going to get him on an escalator or the stairs. The first floor was nice. then he looked at the first floor the Vice-Principal was there.
"Vice-principal Sed is in the Pizza inn," Julian swalowed his spit hard he hated saying this, "We should go on the third floor."

 

Micheal looked over and confirmed the V.P. was there. Damn, he thought to himself, I don't wanna get caught.
"I agree with Julian, let's book it."

 

"Well, what's the ish then?"
Savvina whistled coolly, looking back at the boys. She had begun to realize that Julian was much of a creep - now who listened Beethoven in this century. Not even the nature-lover Savvina, who in all other aspects was a pretty social girl. You listen to nature in my place.
She noticed discomfort arising on Julian's face, while Michael seemed pretty calm. Bah, let's just get going. Better than being at school. Savvina yawned and suddenly felt an intense need for drowsing off. But she tried her best not to let her need for sleep overwhelm her need for safety.

 

Chasity knew she needed to go to school. She knew her mother would make her the next day. Her apartment building was fine - not too big. Small steps . . . She wished she'd taken small steps before, then she'd have more time. The next day, she knew her mother would force her to go to school - she might not even go to work on time to make absolutely sure she got there. Then, it isn't as if she'd escape - it was even bigger in the parking lot. Chasity walked slowly to the door. She took her shiny, rarely used key off the hook by the door and turned the knob. She turned it on the outside to asure herself it was certainly locked. The staircase was okay - it was a small one, and she gripped the railing as she walked down. Her hand was shaking as she turned another doorknob, the one leading to the hall. The hall wasn't very big either, but there were people checking their mail, or mingling. On this day, only two people chatted over a package. She looked out the clear glass door. The Pizza Inn was in sight - it wouldn't be a long walk, and she'd been there before. Even though it was a whopping four stories high, it was small on each floor. Mostly, kids went there, and since it was a school day, barely anyone would show up. She took a deep breath, and flung the door open. The warm air hit her face, and the people in the street walked by, going about their buisness. I can do this - I can make it . . . can't I? Chasity began to shake. She could see the open sky, hear the chatter of the countless people. The hot air seemed to expand, and everything seemed to grow. Soon, it was as if she were a small speck of nothing. I will NOT run back! she screamed in her mind, and so she ran forward. A car honked it's horn as if swerved to miss her, but she didn't even slow down. When she got into the door, the shock had not worn off. The people still seemed to be numerous, although on the first floor, there were only about ten. She needed a small space, so she ran for the elevator - she pushed "4", and when she got there, she beheld the flashing lights of an arcade. It was empty - she let out a sigh of relief.

 

Micheal looked up as some girl with an insane look in her eyes came dashing through the door. The Vice Principal popped his head up from the magazine he was reading and frowned as he saw her charge into the elevator. He got up and almost looked in their direction.
"C'mon, let's stop moving around. We've gotta get away from his line of vision," as he started jogging for the stairs.

 

Savvina nodded and pulled Julian and Jesse along.
"Com'on slow folks!"
She whispered, and followed behind Michael who trotted his way to the stairs. The Vice Principal was busy talking with the waiter for now, which was a good thing.

 

(Sorry I disappeared my Internet crashed)
Jesse trotted behind Savvina up the stairs as she stared at the vice principal. His back was still turned. She smiled. What luck.
"This game of hokie is turning complicated, isn't it," she muttered to the group.

 

Jesse seemed to be going on about a "game" or something. Micheal couldn't really see how this was something fun like you would expect a game to be. He had to admit he felt fairly excited about doing something against the rules, but there was also an overwhelming sense of fear. He didn't really like playing this "game of hookie" he just didn't want to stick around the school (as he was sure the others felt, being a group of the schools rumours and misfits). But, he always would try to think about how the "cool" guy acts in movies. They were always calm in any situation and never panicked. He felt he gave off the outward appearnce of calmness, so he felt he didn't need to really worry. If he was being "cool" that was all that mattered right now...

 

Savvina almost swooned as she yawned on the stairs. She blocked Jesse's way for a short moment, but then apologetically paced herself. She was so sleepy right now, and she could actually fall out of reality any moment then.
She looked over to Julian who was slacking behind.
"Julian," She started, "Faster."