Snippet #1749833

Fynn looked at each person that came in after him. He was a little suprised to see a girl walk in with a dog, he thought animals weren't aloud inside the library. Then he noticed she was blind and he felt bad for thinking she was one of those rule breaker types.
A guy came in and leaned up against the corner not sitting in a seat. The shadows seemed to cling to him like a jacket. He wondered in the back of his mind what that scar was from that was slashed across his throat.
He looked over at the door as someone else came and blinked. It was the same girl from before that had run into him and started complaining about her coffee. He didn't care for coffee all that much, he prefered just straight water. He glanced out the door and saw the bird that was with her outside the window.
Then a boy apeared out of thin air. He wasn't all that suprised but it still was strange that a person came out of nothing right in front of him.

X started speaking, saying that this was now their first period. He was okay with that, he didn't mind getting out of his history class. He wasn't all that good at history but he got by if he tried his hardest.
There was more talking and X was passing out folders. When his got slid over to him he opened it and took a look inside. As X had said there were the whole plans for everyone. He would be down town with X, keeping the police focused on them so the others could get in the store and ransack the place. He noded, he liked the idea it was a good one. It was close to the Robin Hood story, taking from the rich and giving to the poor.

The girl with the dog seemed uncomfortable, sliding the folder scross the table. Then she stood up and asked if she could go, sliding on a pair of glasses. He wondered what her problem was, she didn't have anything to be angry or embarassed about.
He glanced over at X then at the others in the room, he was going to be working with these people. He had to get to know them sooner or later, he didn't like socializing all that much. He would rather keep to himself and study or read a book than hang out with a group of people.