@Moxie group
(We love that)
(We love that)
(Yes, yes we do)
(Okay nice!)
Cleo's day dream was rudely interrupted by the sound of knocking. Turning her head towards her door, she mentally calculated how long she'd been zoned out on the floor. Forty-five minutes? Crap. She sighed, pulling herself up and stretching her stiff body as she stepped to her door. She opened it with a flourish and her usual sunny smile. "Well hello Zane! What can I do for you?" Cleo leaned against her door frame and tucked a messy lock of hair behind her ear. Picture of sunshine. Slam his face into the wall. Wait no–Oops.
"We need to go somewhere no one will find us easily, or at all preferably." Silas ran a thumb over his lips as he thought. Where would that somewhere be?
"I mean, I did say you could go on the roof." Shade scowled, crossing his arms. "But as per usual you never take my idea into account. Fine, I see how it is I–"
"Shut up, we're not going on the roof. She could fall!" He hadn't realised he had spoken aloud until the final words were out of his mouth. He quickly glanced up at Sam, smiling apologetically. "Sorry, Shade was being himself again."
("Slam his face into the wall" Ok then)
Zane shifted his weight from both his feet multiple times before putting the book up to Cleo's face. He leaned his head down, not making eye contact with her and letting his hair fall in front of his face before lifting it up and speaking. "Will you read this with me?" He asked, shifting his weight again before moving the book from her face.
(And be really harsh when you reject him)
Deciding that since no one else was really eating tonight, Ellie took her untouched plate into the kitchen. She was tempted to just throw everything into the trash but given how many people were in the house she instead looked for some form of Tupperware and put it in the fridge. Afterwards, she headed back upstairs to her room passing Min on the way.
Sam's eyebrows had been raised in surprise when she gave a small smile and said, "Roof? Shade suggested the roof?" She nodded, respect on her face. Her mouth stretched into a smirk and she shook her head in mock disappointment. "Silas, Silas, Silas. We obviously don't know each other well enough." Her expression changed again to a wide grin. "Because that sounds amazing, and just the kind of thing I would like to do." She punched Silas lightly on the arm. "Come on man, I'm not gonna fall. And if I did, I'd do a backflip or something, so at least I could look cool."
Blake got dressed into his pjs, some plaid bottoms, a white shirt, and a sports bra. He padded down the stairs to grab his water bottle so he could go look at the stars. "Okay Bram, you have to stay in here." He told the dog when they got back to his room. The dog jumped onto the boy's bed and laid down, the boy in mention went climbing out the window, holding his textbook and water bottle in a bag.
(ooh roof battle)
(It's a duel.)
(Sam's gonna kick his ass)
(The textbook is hardcover.)
(Did I stutter?)
(Did I?)
(She's beaten up kids way bigger than her. She can take a scrawny nerd with a textbook)
(Good point.)
(Mhm)
(Darn right)
(Honestly, they might not even notice Blake. He is smol and quiet and it also sitting on the highest part of the roof.)
(Oh alright cool then)
(He will notice them, he is a big people watcher. Deffinitly not a narc, no, why would you say that?)
(If you say so)
(Cleo has a maladaptive disorder. Her thoughts can be violent, irrational, and random. Also- She's not very mean… so IDK about 'harsh'. It's not in her character.)
Cleo leaned forward a little to get a good look at the book Zane was holding. Micheal Vey. Not one of her favorites. Bummer. "Ahhh–You know actually, I have some homework that I need to get done." She leaned back into her room, preparing to close the door. "Maybe someone else will want to. I just can't." Cleo continued muttering softly. Saying no to things always bothered her. She could feel the influx of dark thoughts churning in the back of her mind.
Min-Hyuk heard rustling around as he walked up the stairs, a piece of garlic bread in his hand. He shrugged it off, not thinking much of it. He just knew some of the kids here were pretty idiotic. They have no wisdom nor do they know that they probably shouldn't be sneaking out. He didn't care about them though. He slowly opened his door and stepped in. Looking at the drawings on his desk and the sticky notes shattered along his wall above his desk with all sorts of writing on them. He opens his window, throwing the garlic bread out, though leaving it open, he sits at his desk, taking a sticky note and scribbling something down. Plastering it on the wall in a random place he sat back in his chair. They were only grey and white sticky notes. He despised those multicolored ones. They made his head hurt. He couldn't have them in organized lines or columns or grids on the wall. He had to have them all over the place or else he wouldn't be able to have them up. His bed was on the right side of the desk, leaving room on the other side for a stand where the window sat above it with a glass lamp on top of the stand.
Zane's head jerked back slightly at the sound of her words. He didn't really expect it, sensing as Cleo was probably one of the nicer kids there. "What do you mean you can't? It's just a book." He said quickly, not knowing what to do in this situation. He didn't wait for a reply before he stormed off towards his room, chucking the book to a nearby wall.
Ellie saw this unusual (to her at least) interaction and out of curiosity, more than anything, she found herself walking towards the boy’s room, jumping when she heard the loud thump. Taking a shaky breath, she knocked on the door. ”Are you alright in there?” He probably won't answer… I wouldn't.
Flinching at a thud, which he just guessed one of those idiots punched it or something. He was an extremely curious person, no doubt. So he was really tempted to go see what was going on. But he refrained himself from doing so. He might go on the roof, but he didn't think he should. Though he didn't think he should have done a lot of things that he's done.
Zane heard a voice protruding from the tiny space below his door, asking if he was alright. Am I alright? Am I really? If I was then I wouldn't be in here in the first place. He thought, not yet answering the question. He grasped his head, suddenly the thoughts started filling up and clogging up his brain, making it heavier and heavier. It was as if they were trying to find a way to squeeze out of his head and into something else. He started getting a headache that was worsening by the second. "Yes, I- I'm fine. Leave me alone!" He yelled at whoever's voice was coming through. It was the only word he was able to get out before he flopped onto his bed, still clutching his head.
Ellie didn't believe his words, not for a second. Not anymore than she believed herself when… she… ”Ok.” she said softly, willing her voice not to crack. She took a few steps back and headed to her room, mentally scolding herself. She wasn't normally that intrusive. Parisa said that everyone here had issues but Ellie was still a complete stranger here. No one knew her why would anyone want her to bother them. She didn't want anyone in her room either, she preferred the solitude. It was safer.
"Whoops. You did it now Cleo." The girl muttered to herself after listening to the thumps come from Zane's room. She just couldn't find any part of her that really cared though. She was nice, and gentle to everyone in the house because that made them all happy, but she was only like that when she was on her meds. All her meds. Right now, it seemed her Tegretol was wearing off. Or had all the way…. "Shit what time is it?" Cleo muttered again going back into her room. Her smile slid from her face. She could feel it. The rage, the sorrow. Everything. Crap.
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