(Herro? is anyone else there?)
(Sorry my exams are coming up and I'm far behind multiple projects, on both an academic and professional. So I'll be a bit slow.)
(Otay)
(IDNSIQBAJFKDN SOZ Got a WoW sub, kinda getting carried away 
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Asher walked through the school slightly calmer than the morning and noticed Oliver staring at the sky and slapped him playfully on the shoulder.
"Whatever drugs you're on, why you no share?"
)Asher walked through the school slightly calmer than the morning and noticed Oliver staring at the sky and slapped him playfully on the shoulder.
"Whatever drugs you're on, why you no share?"
She looked up and saw a few people then backed into a corner, not wanting to be seen. She pulled her hood down over her right eye even more and hugged her knees to her chest.
Oliver turned his head slightly to look at Asher, a bit startled by the sudden presence of the male. Clearing his throat, he adjusted his shirt and glared at Asher, before speaking with that French thick accent.
"Well you see Asher, unlike you I don't need the help of a mind altering substance to understand and thoroughly enjoy the sheer aesthetic beauty the world has to behold. So no, no chemicals are involved with my daydreaming."
He had begun to grin at the male, having taken pride with his word spouting, with that he fully turned to look at the male, an eyebrow raised, running a hand through his white hair, trying to focus on him in this blinding light (thanks albinism) "Its to bright here, can we talk somewhere else? Somewhere shady preferably."
"Well you see Asher, unlike you I don't need the help of a mind altering substance to understand and thoroughly enjoy the sheer aesthetic beauty the world has to behold. So no, no chemicals are involved with my daydreaming."
He had begun to grin at the male, having taken pride with his word spouting, with that he fully turned to look at the male, an eyebrow raised, running a hand through his white hair, trying to focus on him in this blinding light (thanks albinism) "Its to bright here, can we talk somewhere else? Somewhere shady preferably."
She st there and looked around with a look of pure stone. She was trying to hide in a dark corner of the courtyard and would prefer not to be bothered. She finally sighed and started sketching in an old book that looked about 100years old. She looked around for inspiration, yet found none. "This is so frustrating." She whispered to herself as she tried to find something, anything to draw.
Asher know whether or not Oliver was joking although took it as a joke and quietly chuckled, he looked around for a shady spot noticing one along with Ice and shrugged.
"I haven't seen her before, wanna go say hi? She is in a shaded spot after all..."
"I haven't seen her before, wanna go say hi? She is in a shaded spot after all..."
She sat there sketching and humming a lullaby quietly to herself.
Oliver looked over towards the shady area, again his vision is engulfed by that of the bright shining asshole above (thanks sun). So he simply gave a shrug before starting his stride forward, he had a walk of someone of power, despite his size and body structure. If anything, it just makes him look like he had a napoleon complex.
She was too engulfed in her drawing to noticed anyone around her.
Kat walked to the back of the school and climbed a tree she sat and skeched a picture of asher
(Yup this way is much easier)
(Yup this way is much easier)
(Ha lol!)
She stayed there, not really wanting to be bothered.
Asher leaned against the wall looking over her at the drawing quietly watching
She was drawing a tree, but it was blue and looked like a willow tree.
//Hey! My exams finished today, so I'm back to posting again! 
The duo arrived at the quiet cafe around half an hour later, Ace's eyes immediately finding a small spot on the wooden floorboards as soon as the door was opened to reveal the warm interior on the other side. Admittedly, she hadn't exactly had time to consider what she was getting herself into- Cass made her feel so comfortable and safe that she seriously forgot to think things over. She was in a coffee shop. How long had it been since she'd visited one of these places? Her roommates had always had the job of bringing her caffeine, since she was too petrified to even consider stepping foot in one of these places.
"Cass- I.." And now here she was, almost on the verge of a panic attack, her body almost instinctively pushing itself closer to the male standing beside her. This would've been so much easier if she'd of just said no to his coffee suggestion, but some part of Ace seriously wanted to accept, since it was the first time she'd done something like this in forever. That familiar warmth spread up her lower-back and crept onto her pale face, alerting her brain that she was about to shutdown. It was seriously difficult for her to form sentences properly in her current state, and stuttering just fuelled her anxiety and made it a million times worse. "C-Cass.."
The duo arrived at the quiet cafe around half an hour later, Ace's eyes immediately finding a small spot on the wooden floorboards as soon as the door was opened to reveal the warm interior on the other side. Admittedly, she hadn't exactly had time to consider what she was getting herself into- Cass made her feel so comfortable and safe that she seriously forgot to think things over. She was in a coffee shop. How long had it been since she'd visited one of these places? Her roommates had always had the job of bringing her caffeine, since she was too petrified to even consider stepping foot in one of these places.
"Cass- I.." And now here she was, almost on the verge of a panic attack, her body almost instinctively pushing itself closer to the male standing beside her. This would've been so much easier if she'd of just said no to his coffee suggestion, but some part of Ace seriously wanted to accept, since it was the first time she'd done something like this in forever. That familiar warmth spread up her lower-back and crept onto her pale face, alerting her brain that she was about to shutdown. It was seriously difficult for her to form sentences properly in her current state, and stuttering just fuelled her anxiety and made it a million times worse. "C-Cass.."
(My exams aren't quite done, but I don't have any for the next couple of weeks, so I'm psyched to be able to post again!!)
Aware of Ace pressing herself closer, Cass automatically wrapped an arm around her, peering at her face in concern. "Are you alright?" he asked softly. "Here, come with me." He gently guided her towards a table in the corner of the cafe, out of the way of the few patrons and difficult to see from the door. Being in plain sight surely wasn't going to help Ace out, he assumed. Helping her sit down, he took her hands in his own and knelt in front of her.
"It's okay, you're okay," he comforted, rubbing his thumbs against the backs of her hands while trying to work out what might have caused the anxious response, and how he could help alleviate it. "If you like, you can stay here- I'll order for both of us, if you'll look after my bag," he offered, with a relaxed, lightly joking smile. "I don't want anyone trying to steal my spare glitter, after all."
It looked like this was going to be a rather difficult experience for both of them, but he was still glad they were doing it- not a single part of him regretted asking her, or wished that she hadn't accepted, because he adored her more than he feared his own insecurities coming to light. He sat back on his ankles, looking up at her undeniably pretty face, with even more freckles than his own, with complete adoration.
Aware of Ace pressing herself closer, Cass automatically wrapped an arm around her, peering at her face in concern. "Are you alright?" he asked softly. "Here, come with me." He gently guided her towards a table in the corner of the cafe, out of the way of the few patrons and difficult to see from the door. Being in plain sight surely wasn't going to help Ace out, he assumed. Helping her sit down, he took her hands in his own and knelt in front of her.
"It's okay, you're okay," he comforted, rubbing his thumbs against the backs of her hands while trying to work out what might have caused the anxious response, and how he could help alleviate it. "If you like, you can stay here- I'll order for both of us, if you'll look after my bag," he offered, with a relaxed, lightly joking smile. "I don't want anyone trying to steal my spare glitter, after all."
It looked like this was going to be a rather difficult experience for both of them, but he was still glad they were doing it- not a single part of him regretted asking her, or wished that she hadn't accepted, because he adored her more than he feared his own insecurities coming to light. He sat back on his ankles, looking up at her undeniably pretty face, with even more freckles than his own, with complete adoration.
She was okay. She was okay. Nothing wrong was going to happen- besides, what was there to worry about? No one was going to look at her, or talk to her, and Cass offering to order her coffee really was a massive help, since she no longer had to worry about speaking to the barista working the till. This was okay. She was going to be fine.
Deep breaths, Ace.
After a few short moments, Ace managed to regain control over her anxiety, the warmth in her lower back notably beginning to fade. Cass had, somehow, managed to calm her down, which was unusual. No one really knew what to do when the redhead was on the verge of a panic attack- they usually just stood there and worried alongside her, which made it even worse- but Cass knew how to calm her down. Her hands in his really helped; she was comforted by the warmth of his grasp, and maybe..
Had Cass done this before? Was this why he was so good at helping her calm down? Did he have lots of other friends? It was certainly a possibility, knowing Cass’ upbeat personality. People generally tended to be much more interesting than her, since Ace found it extremely difficult to navigate her way around social situations.
Was Cass going to get bored of her? No matter how hard she tried to push the negative thought out of her mind- and there was no doubt that it was her anxiety talking- it still remained, growing only stronger once she properly thought out the situation. What if he did abandon her? She could deal with that, right? She’d dealt with the feeling of loneliness for most of her life, and it was only up until recently (when she’d finally moved in with her roommates) that she was beginning to experience actual love and support.
Admittedly, Ace seriously wasn’t prepared to go back to spending the rest of the school year alone, especially not when she’d developed such strong feelings towards Cass. With strong determination, the small girl pushed the thought out of her mind, and focused on the proper situation at hand.
“Uh, I’ll.. I’ll have a hot chocolate.” Well, if Cass did end up abandoning her in favour of someone else, at least her roommates would be proud that she’d managed to stop herself from ordering a caramel latte.
Deep breaths, Ace.
After a few short moments, Ace managed to regain control over her anxiety, the warmth in her lower back notably beginning to fade. Cass had, somehow, managed to calm her down, which was unusual. No one really knew what to do when the redhead was on the verge of a panic attack- they usually just stood there and worried alongside her, which made it even worse- but Cass knew how to calm her down. Her hands in his really helped; she was comforted by the warmth of his grasp, and maybe..
Had Cass done this before? Was this why he was so good at helping her calm down? Did he have lots of other friends? It was certainly a possibility, knowing Cass’ upbeat personality. People generally tended to be much more interesting than her, since Ace found it extremely difficult to navigate her way around social situations.
Was Cass going to get bored of her? No matter how hard she tried to push the negative thought out of her mind- and there was no doubt that it was her anxiety talking- it still remained, growing only stronger once she properly thought out the situation. What if he did abandon her? She could deal with that, right? She’d dealt with the feeling of loneliness for most of her life, and it was only up until recently (when she’d finally moved in with her roommates) that she was beginning to experience actual love and support.
Admittedly, Ace seriously wasn’t prepared to go back to spending the rest of the school year alone, especially not when she’d developed such strong feelings towards Cass. With strong determination, the small girl pushed the thought out of her mind, and focused on the proper situation at hand.
“Uh, I’ll.. I’ll have a hot chocolate.” Well, if Cass did end up abandoning her in favour of someone else, at least her roommates would be proud that she’d managed to stop herself from ordering a caramel latte.
She stopped drawing and zoned out for a little while as she thought about the possibilities of being bullied, alone, and so much more.
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