Eira Adler's Story

Eira had woken up just minutes before her phone had sounded her daily alarm, she slipped her hand under her pillow and retrieved her phone. She let out a sigh and made sure it wouldn't go off continuously. For a moment, Eira couldn't motivate herself to get up out of bed.

Just get up already...You'll be late...

She told herself before sitting up and staying in that position for a minute or so. Rays of light streamed into her room through the gap in her pastel curtains, she supposed that it was a good sign.

After dragging herself out of bed, Eira got dressed immediately, not bothering with a shower or breakfast. There was no motivation within her to make herself do any of those things that were usually part of her daily routine. She took a look at herself in the mirror and sighed as she made sure her hair was at least presentable. Exiting her room, Eira was pretty sure that there was nobody left in the house. Her dad had certainly gone to work early, Eira was aware that he was often up and out almost everyday. Her brothers were nowhere to be seen, which definitely meant that they were not in the house. She knew that this meant it was her turn to lock the door.

Grabbing her bag, Eira opened the front door after ensuring that all of the switches in the house were off and left the building. She locked the door, although the handle was a bit stiff. It was always a problem and she'd been mentioning it to her father very subtly. After tucking her keys in her coat pocket and zipping it up, Eira was ready to make the journey to school. She wasn't extremely overjoyed about having to go to school, but nor was she extremely displeased with going. The atmosphere was nice and she liked being in an environment where everyone was nice. She knew that she would certainly dread school if every student there was horrible.

Eira continued walking along the path, avoiding eye contact with people when they walked by. There was always something really awkward about making eye contact with a stranger and then smiling at them while they walked their dog or something. She carried on walking, engulfed in her thoughts about what the day would be like. Of course, she couldn't really predict how the day would turn out, but she hoped that it would be a particularly good one.

When she started getting closer to the school, Eira picked up her pace in order to get inside quicker. She walked through the front doors and made her way to the classroom. It had been labelled as a normal class. But Eira was never really sure what that meant, of course there were special classes, but she could never quite get her head around what they meant. She walked through the door to the classroom, didn't communicate with anyone in there and sat down at her desk, getting the supplies she needed out of her bag and started to look outside the window.

Logan knew that class would begin soon. Letting out a large sigh he made his way back through the corridors and up the stairs to the floor above. 'Maybe Azalea had returned to class already?' He thought to himself heading back towards the ever filling classroom. No matter she was never late and besides, he had other things to worry about too. Reaching the doors of the room, he glided through them to see everyone sitting down.
"Oh good morning Rowan!" Logan said cheerfully walking over to his own desk. It was always nice to see his good friends on a morning. "Good morning Eira. Did you both enjoy your holiday?" He asked politely, finally removing his glasses from the brim of his nose and sliding them into his pocket. Once again he brought out his needed equipment and set it out carefully on the desk before turning back towards Rowan and Eira.

Ari glanced up at Rowan and Logan. She half smiled at them before returning to her work calmly.
The end of.her pen was lightly in her mouth as she concentrated. A huge smile broke out on her face as she realized the answer to the question and quicky scribbled it onto her paper. She giggled softly at herself before turning in the work and returning to her seat.

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Eira turned around when she noticed that Rowan had entered the classroom, of course it was easy to notice that he had made an entrance due to his announcement as soon as he had came in, he had quite a big smile. Eira supposed that he was in a particularly good mood. She watched as he took a seat. Eira felt comfortable around him, and a few of the other students, it was nice to be in an environment where everyone was nice and she felt that she was finally making some close friends. "It was okay I guess," Eira shrugged. She wasn't a stranger to his jokes, so when he turned around and said "Did you dream about me?" With that grin of his, Eira wasn't phased at all.

"Why would I dream about you of all people?" She responded, raising a brow.

Just shortly after that was when Logan took a seat nearby and greeted them. She gave him a gentle nod of her head as she drummed her fingers on the wooden desk. "Was okay," she answered his question. Eira went silent for a moment before she caught sight of one of the other girls approached. She had to think about her name for a moment, Eira wasn't the best at knowing who everyone was. It was Azalea or something? Eira thought as hard as she could, it would be embarrassing to greet someone with the wrong name.

"Morning, Azalea," she answered, staring at the other girl. However, she wasn't quite sure what to say after that, but she felt satisfied with her efforts to acknowledge the prescience of Azalea.

"As you wish." Andrew said, crossing his arms behind his back and following the girl out of the garden. After they went their separate ways Andrew began to climb the spiral stair case to the third floor. Once there the causal walked down the hallway to his home room and waved at everyone as he entered the room.

"Hello everyone. It's all very pleasing to see you all again." He said in his usual calm tone. Andrew moved to and empty seat and sat down, setting his school bag next to him and the desk. He leaned back in the chair and placed his hands behind his head. He let his head drop back and looked up at the ceiling. letting out a blissful sigh and closing his eyes. He was happy anywhere that wasn't where his mother was. School was more his home than anywhere else.