Outgoth The Goth

Chapter 3 - Just another day

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Outgoth the Goth

Chapter – 3 – Just another day.

No One's POV

Tori awoke thinking about the new student from yesterday, Wednesday Addams. She remained a strange but very pretty girl. The attention that Wednesday paid to her, was both flattering and unnerving all at the same time. It was a bit like a gruesome accident on the highway that one simply could not look away from. Especially considering that the other sexier, accident, didn't want anything to do with her.

As she dressed and got ready for school, her mind drifted to the rather hideous, Regina Hawkins. While Jade was mean, cruel and frequently insulting, Tori could see the good in Jade. Well maybe not actually good, but there was a not totally evil side of Jade and Tori wanted to know that side. Regina however, had no good side and everyone knew it. Regina was nasty, plain and simple. Tori dreaded having to see that self appointed queen bee, pretty much each and every day.

As she got to the car to leave for school, she found her sister looking at her phone with a rather incredulous expression.

"What's up Trina?"

Looking up from her phone, "I just got at text from my friend, Shelly. It seems that Regina Hawkins dropped out of school and her family mysteriously moved away last night."

Tori stopped dead in her tracks as her eyes nearly bugged out of her head. "What you talking about willis?"

Trina frowned. "That joke was funny and relevant about 30 years ago, why must my sister keep watching ancient, unfunny TV shows. No wonder you don't have a man."

Tori scoffed. "Ok then, where's yours."

"Just get in the car." Snapped the elder Vega, harshly. "You heard me right, Regina Hawkins, moved away."

Tori was amazed, the person who in the school who was the meanest to her, next to Jade of course, was suddenly gone. As the car pulled away from the Vega home, Tori felt a great weight lift from her shoulders.

Arriving at school she spotted a familiar black shape walking across the parking lot; it was Wednesday Addams. Looking over, she could see the ghostly white girl was wearing the same black dress and carrying a black umbrella shading herself from the sun.

Still Tori, friendly to a fault, walked over with a smile.

"Hello Wednesday, what's up. Getting settled in alright?

The pale girl looked up and with her standard dour expression said. "Good morning Tori. I'm fine. I had something to clear up last night, but it's all taken care of now. Walk with me."

Pointing to the umbrella, Tori remarked. "You don't like the sun."

"No, it's bad for my skin. The more corpse like the better, as my mother would say."

Tori quickly disregarded the odd comment and excitedly said the news she was dying to tell. "Hey, good news. That girl Regina, the one who was so mean to you yesterday. I hear she abruptly moved away."

Wednesday nodded. "Interesting. It's a pity I didn't get to say, goodbye. I like goodbyes, the permanent one's especially. Tell me about your singing."

As the pair walked, to the school, Tori told Wednesday about what she liked to sing and how she wanted to be a pop star. At one point she could have sworn she saw Jade walking around the backside of the school, but paid her little notice.