Tristan "Strawberry" Westergaard
| Town || Porcelain “Silver” Elanor Snow|
He looked at her in a condescending way. “How… is that a statement?” Tristan asked her as she had replied with saying that she liked wearing tattered clothes. It wasn’t a statement, a statement would have been that she didn’t like her privilege to proper clothes and believed in equality. At least he thought that’s what it was. “I didn’t wear the uniform, but I am fully open to admitting the fact that I want attention.” He glared as she continued in a slow voice. “I already get talked like that-” he stopped in his tracks, he hadn’t thought before he spoke, almost accidentally releasing the fact that his father treated him the same way. “Never mind,” he added very quickly, hoping that the argument could end.
Porcelain looked guilty, and he felt bad. It wasn’t really his fault - or hers. He looked away for a moment, he was still kind of hurt, but her half apology definitely made him feel better. His hand wavered as he considered giving her a hug. However, he didn’t want to make things more awkward, so he refrained and spoke nothing in return. His spark returned as she accepted his dare, “Outside the dorms. Thirty minutes after curfew,” he didn’t say it, but his thought process was that security would see them in the dorm before they left.
He looked down at his jeans. Granted, they were supposed to show off a little bit. He was proud of the effort and exercise he did every morning to keep that thing in shape. Not like Porcelain would have known anything about that. “Yes, actually, that was my exact thought process and I refuse to take any crap about my appearance from some random girl that can’t even be bothered to brush her hair - let alone wear a dress that doesn’t look like a family of moths used to live in it,” his tone was much like hers when she warned him to not do it again. It wasn’t mean, simply firm, much like his -ss.
Wow, of course. Not only did the girl that he was taking shopping not like him, but the cashier wasn’t very fond of him either. He didn’t glare, he just looked very unimpressed. With himself, with her, with this whole damn place! No wonder his father had sent him here, no one was interested in his antics! He looked over at Porcelain when the cashier addressed her, curious about what her reaction would be. Then the very slow gears started turning in his brain… “Nooooo,” he whispered under his breathe. Was… was Porcelain a lesbian? He had met a few, not surprising as he basically flirted with every girl, and most of them had the same reactions - for the most part. They either ignored him or were more bro-y. He stared at her for a little longer, the blush was imminent on her face. He let out a low “hmm,” of anger. He started tapping his foot in impatience and biting his cheek. “Can I pay now? You know, like basically do your job?” He asked with a tone. He wasn’t really mad at the cashier, more at Silver for stringing him alone. “Or you can just keep flirting, I mean, whatever, right? Who cares about commission checks, am I right?”
ORP: @ethereal - Porcelain
hes angery okay
it took him too long to realize
which he should have done a while ago
says me
well he should have guessed earlier
Could you also take a quick look at what I wrote about the orientation papers down below, I just want to make sure that it’s somewhat correct
| Advanced Literature || Ashton “Ash” Shadow |
Isaiah was still thinking about his conversation with Laurie. He was really glad that he had such a nice, understanding, and intelligent guy as a roommate. It was going to make this year a lot easier. Sort of a grace period before he was going to inherit the throne. Seeing as the Northern Isles didn’t wait until the previous ruler died, merely waited until the successor was of age. In the case of a ruler dying before the heir is of age, the kingdom would be run by councils and trusted advisors until the child was old enough. Basically, what Isaiah was thinking, was that he was so glad he didn’t have a roommate similar to the kid that just walked into the classroom.
The “kid” as it were, looked slightly older than Isaiah. However, this wasn’t going to stop him from thinking the “kid” was younger than him. He had darker toned skin and a shaved head. It almost remined Isaiah of someone who was in the military - or a prisoner. Isaiah was absolutely stunned at the way this kid was behaving, drinking the teachers coffee of the desk, storming into the room, addressing the teacher by his first name - granted he had permitted this, but not while the kid was in the room. The Professor was talking to the students that had bothered to show up on time, and wearing the uniform. Isaiah shook his head and looked back down at his orientation papers. This kid reminded him all too much of his brother. Attention seeking, annoying, and overall, a waste of his time. He sighed when he heard the sound of the kid sitting down in the seat beside him.
Isaiah straight up wanted to bang his head against the wall, no one except Tristan had ever talked to him. Maybe that was why King Hans had sent him here. He adjusted his glasses as he looked over to the kid. “Okay, first off, my name is not glasses. It’s Isaiah. I dem-” he paused for a moment, remembering that he was supposed to learn how to address people as equals. “I would appreciate it if you would call me Isaiah, and not by my primary discriminator. Secondly, this is the orientation paper that explains how grades will work. Among other things, such as festivities, class times, excursions, and the book list for this school year. You would know that if you had bothered to show up on time,” he looked back to his paper at the end of his sentence. Too bad that not everyone was going to be like Laurie, a short lived pipe dream of his.
ORP: @benitz786 - Ashton
I’m sorry Isaiah can be very mean
He can get better, just don’t remind him of Tristan and it’s cool