I just realized the backstory is a bit … not plausible, so I’ll have to switch it up a bit
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Who says the backstory can’t keep changing?
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I changed it a bit, but in the RP I don’t want to make it feel like she’s being lied to if it does change
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oh ya very true
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Not sure if this would interest you…but there is a rivalry school you could have the said student be a transfer from there. Just a thought.
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I feer I’m too far into my rabbit hole for that option but thank you! 
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You’re welcome. And good luck with the rabbit hole.
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Hey do you want to make my guy and your guy brothers or friends or something?
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thank you!
I might have something I can tie it into but right now a whole lot has happened in a couple years in my backstory and uhhhhhh we gotta make it work 
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yes but rabbit hole
How about I show you the bio when it’s mostly done then you decide
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Sure
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okay we kind of got off track but here it is:
i debated having drew apply as like a joke but then it’s less of a ‘curse’ sooo yeah
Summary
At 18 years old, Drew has already lived a life none other could call “cursed”. At 5, his house flooded. At 7, his mom died. At 12, he broke his arm. His first partner got into a car accident the day they had their first kiss. Anyone who cared or dared to get close to him either wound up seriously injured or dead. Then when he was 14…his sister died and things only got worse.
His father, convinced some sort of supernatural creature was the cause of her death, fell into a frenzy. He quit his job as a detective to freely start tracking down this new case…the one about who murdered his daughter.
He pulled Drew out of school as the investigations crossed state lines, moving so often it just didn’t make sense to constantly keep enrolling him in school. First it was Bigfoot. Then it was the Loch Ness monster. Then it was a vampire.
Sometime along the way his dad married a bounty hunter who fed into his delusions.
It began to feel like any little remaining attention his father gave him at that point just suddenly…vanished. He only cared whenever there was a new trap his dad could lay out to try and capture the next possible murder suspect, the one where Drew would be used as bait.
Tired of everything, Drew focused his attention on homeschooling himself. Using free online programs he taught himself math and learned how to write essays.
Then it happened.
One night while sitting in yet another monster trap, something went wrong. All Drew remembers is feeling a sharp pang in his ear before waking up in a hospital bed, half his body covered in bandages.
Recovery was long and painful. The only good thing that came out of it was now that he was mostly stationary, he could finally be enrolled in school again.
Trapped in some random town in Delaware, Drew’s dad enrolled him into West Nottingham Academy, feeling the current state of the school’s online classes best suited Drew’s current situation.
At 17, when he was barely strong enough, Drew’s dad sent in an application for Saint Andrew’s Academy, convinced there was a new lead hidden somewhere in the building. In October of what was supposed to be his ‘senior’ year, Drew got in, scheduled to start in the Spring semester when he would be well enough to be released from the hospital, when his dad could turn his attention fully back to his deceased daughter.
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Omg I have the perfect ideaaa!
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ooo let’s hear it! 
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I’ll PM you
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do we need an actual existing town for the rp? Because there is “Little Creek” Delaware and I came up with “Magnolian Falls” from “Magnolia, Delaware”
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Lol I have a character named Magnolia
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I didn’t feel like retyping what @ChayChay05 said 
Sorry I’m running on after work brain and exhaustion
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lol it’s all good! Mad respect for having the Snapchat communication haha
Just a question, what’s a “day student” here? I was thinking he is like a dorm kid?
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I was just too lazy to actually send her a text. Lol.
From my understanding it means the student is only there for class and sports or after class programs. Afterwards they go back home to their families. AKA they live nearby / or can afford to go home.
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