Jenny Colours
Jenny was dreaming sweet dreams. An extreme shopping trip with her friends, a makeover at one of the best salons in town, a trip to a little bistro where they feasted on the best delicious deserts it had to offer, followed by a concert and backstage passes for one of the hottest bands on the radio. If only that would really happen. She hoped one day something like that would. At least she still had that. The tiny brunette was startled from her dreams as she felt a flick on her forehead. She winced and opened her eyes, the sunlight catching in them, just in time to see her mom closing the door. "Ah," she said sleepily, rubbing her eyes, "mommy's taking me to school today. How nice." She smiled.
She hopped out of the covers and stretched, took her clothes from the door and put them on, braided her shoulder length brown hair at the front, leaving it down in the back, and tied ribbons at the ends of the braids. This is how she always went to school, ever since she was little. Her mom used to always braid her hair for her, but when Jenny got older she began to prefer to do it herself. But mom still did the best braids, at least in Jenny's mind.
When she was done getting ready, she pranced downstairs. The smell of ham, muffins, and... eggs, warmly greeted her. "Good morning!" She shouted merrily, as always. "Smells great!" She scooted the chair that was beside her mom out from underneath the table and plopped down in it. "Riley left already," she asked, as her hand shot out for her juice, she took a quick drink and sighed at the refreshing feeling. "Aw. Too bad. Wanted to wish him a good day." Jenny started breaking apart her muffin and popping pieces in her mouth, savoring each and every taste of the blueberries that she loved. But she didn't have that much time. Couldn't be late. "So?" She asked as she ate. "What are you doing today mom?" Jenny was almost done eating, she looked at the clock. Good thing mom never ate too much.
Yuu Min
The train sped along its tracks in front of him, before coming to a quick and screeching stop. Yuu watched as all those before him rushed in, pushing each other as they tried to squeeze into the tiny doorway. A cloud of purple and blue smoke floated up around all of them, something only Yuu could see. It just started to get stronger recently. More profound. And he found it sort of disorienting. He finally boarded, but he had to stand because all of the seats were taken. The train smelled like sweat and morning breath. Nice.
Yuu sighed. Such a hassle just to get to school. He used to live right down from it before his dad changed police districts. Luckily, Yuu didn't have to change schools. But the commute was pretty exhausting.
Even by train, it took about thirty minutes just to get to his desired station. He exited the building with the rest of the crowd, and walked down the sidewalks. Some shady characters loitered around the alleyways. Even in broad daylight. They had some guts. Their aura's were pretty dark too. Yuu had the urge to go and have a little "chat" with them... but he couldn't. Not that he wanted to start trouble, he just had a hunch that they would (something he had secretly been hoping for). Didn't want to get bloodstains on his uniform after all.
He finally got to his school. Pretty, early actually. Even though he had a long commute, Yuu usually just woke up when his father left for work. So he got a little head start. He walked through the doors and headed to his locker, where he changed out his shoes. He turned around and leaned against it. Still had some time. He closed his eyes. Too bad he couldn't sleep standing up.
Jenny was dreaming sweet dreams. An extreme shopping trip with her friends, a makeover at one of the best salons in town, a trip to a little bistro where they feasted on the best delicious deserts it had to offer, followed by a concert and backstage passes for one of the hottest bands on the radio. If only that would really happen. She hoped one day something like that would. At least she still had that. The tiny brunette was startled from her dreams as she felt a flick on her forehead. She winced and opened her eyes, the sunlight catching in them, just in time to see her mom closing the door. "Ah," she said sleepily, rubbing her eyes, "mommy's taking me to school today. How nice." She smiled.
She hopped out of the covers and stretched, took her clothes from the door and put them on, braided her shoulder length brown hair at the front, leaving it down in the back, and tied ribbons at the ends of the braids. This is how she always went to school, ever since she was little. Her mom used to always braid her hair for her, but when Jenny got older she began to prefer to do it herself. But mom still did the best braids, at least in Jenny's mind.
When she was done getting ready, she pranced downstairs. The smell of ham, muffins, and... eggs, warmly greeted her. "Good morning!" She shouted merrily, as always. "Smells great!" She scooted the chair that was beside her mom out from underneath the table and plopped down in it. "Riley left already," she asked, as her hand shot out for her juice, she took a quick drink and sighed at the refreshing feeling. "Aw. Too bad. Wanted to wish him a good day." Jenny started breaking apart her muffin and popping pieces in her mouth, savoring each and every taste of the blueberries that she loved. But she didn't have that much time. Couldn't be late. "So?" She asked as she ate. "What are you doing today mom?" Jenny was almost done eating, she looked at the clock. Good thing mom never ate too much.
Yuu Min
The train sped along its tracks in front of him, before coming to a quick and screeching stop. Yuu watched as all those before him rushed in, pushing each other as they tried to squeeze into the tiny doorway. A cloud of purple and blue smoke floated up around all of them, something only Yuu could see. It just started to get stronger recently. More profound. And he found it sort of disorienting. He finally boarded, but he had to stand because all of the seats were taken. The train smelled like sweat and morning breath. Nice.
Yuu sighed. Such a hassle just to get to school. He used to live right down from it before his dad changed police districts. Luckily, Yuu didn't have to change schools. But the commute was pretty exhausting.
Even by train, it took about thirty minutes just to get to his desired station. He exited the building with the rest of the crowd, and walked down the sidewalks. Some shady characters loitered around the alleyways. Even in broad daylight. They had some guts. Their aura's were pretty dark too. Yuu had the urge to go and have a little "chat" with them... but he couldn't. Not that he wanted to start trouble, he just had a hunch that they would (something he had secretly been hoping for). Didn't want to get bloodstains on his uniform after all.
He finally got to his school. Pretty, early actually. Even though he had a long commute, Yuu usually just woke up when his father left for work. So he got a little head start. He walked through the doors and headed to his locker, where he changed out his shoes. He turned around and leaned against it. Still had some time. He closed his eyes. Too bad he couldn't sleep standing up.