The Jerk and the nice one. [Cherrie]

Alec Kieran Whalen walks into the lake listening to his ipod. On his face he has a pair of Ray-Ban sunglasses, though its getting dark and he won't need them. He looks around and blinks, it was pretty empty, actually more like deserted. But its not like he really cared, he prefered when it was empty. That way their wouldn't be a lot of annoying people to bother him. He grins widely to himself at the thought, no people to bother him! It was like a dream come true.

Alec looks around for a spot to sit. After a few minutes of looking he finds the perfect spot; a large rock hidden in the darkness, it was just perfect. He walks over to the rock and sits down on it. He takes his ipod out of his pocket and sits it down on the rock next to him. He then takes his sunglasses off and carefully folds them and puts them in his pocket. Next he turns down his ipod volume, that way it would be easier to hear people.

Alec lays back on the rock folding his arms behind his head. He stares up at the sky, at the stars. It was a beautiful sight, not that he would ever say that, or admit it. Most likely he would never even talk about it with someone. It just wasn't his style, it made him seem weak and nerdy. The exact oposite of what he wanted. He worked hard building his image, and he wasn't going to let something stupid like that ruin it. He would make sure of it.

-Excuse the weird title, I couldn't think of anything but it works.

«---------- adelaide scarlet browning«

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Adelaide was walking around camp in the dead middle of night when she came across the lake. She saw a figure reflected on the water and decided to start a conversation with whoever it was. She was just feeling chatty today, and a new friend wouldn’t hurt. As she approached the figure, she saw that it was a boy, around her age. She walked towards the boy, “Hey there.” She said quietly, not wanting to be overheard. Adelaide wasn’t feeling tired at all, it might’ve been the coffee she drank only a few hours before. She was feeling too tired to even sit there and sing so she just decided to drink a cup of coffee. It seemed as if she had made a mistake by doing that.

-this is what happens when I post before I feel like it.-

Adelaide could feel the soft breeze hit her skin. She could smell the scent of sea water. She didn't look at him directly, but she could tell that he liked the train a lot. She could tell by the frame in the corner of her eye. Adelaide shifted her position a bit, so that she was half facing the boy, and still looking out at the lake. The lake glinted in the moonlight, and it was barely enough to illuminate them two. Adelaide smiled at his suggestion for a nickname. "Sure, it doesn't matter, really." she said, smiling lightly at the boy. She yawned a bit, suddenly feeling a bit hungry. "Hm, I don't know. I just do whatever I feel like doing." she said, unaware of the possible things that would run through the boy's head at her comment.

I'm so sorry, I know this is nothing compared to Ninja's post, and like, I'm wasting your efforts to post 3 paragraphs, and sdhjkfad I'm sorry.

Alec pulls his legs up to his chest, and loosely wraps his arms around them. He stills watches her, and keeps grinning. This was actually pretty nice if he thought about it. Except of course, thats not even the point. He rubs the side of his head and looks at her. He heard her answer and blinks, what was he supposed to say?


"How would you like to help me find something you like to do?"he suggests to Addie. Alec then waits for her reply. Hopefully, she got some idea of what he meant. If not he'd have to think of another plan. He didn't want to just come right out and say it. She didn't seem like the type to take that so easily, and he'd just end up getting slapped.

--Don't worry. It's fine I like posting.