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I walk into the school, Melbourne High School. The huge halls draped with Austrailian flags. With smells of Pumpkin. Which is always my favorite sent. A kid walks past me and turns around, first bell is in 2 minutes, might wanna get walking.
Great. That's the last thing I need is to be late on my FIRST DAY.
Everyone around me were rushing around too. Some crying, screaming, smiling. So many damn emotions.
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" Well, long time no see." I look next to me and the same kid was right next to me.
"Yea, hi." I say with no interest making friends today.
"I'm Luke. And you are?" He asked so enthusiastically.
"I'm Alicia." I say half smiling.
"Wow. Hello beautiful. " This other kid slides in his seat infront of Luke.
"Ew, bye." I get up to move my seat.
"No. He's a dumb cunt, don't listen to him." I hear Luke say as I stand.
"No, i'm his twin. So we're equally dumb." The other boy says.
"Shut up Jai." Luke says.
"Ok, here's the deal, " i sit down my books and take a seat. "I stay if you keep your mouth zipped. And Luke, you don't disrespect your twin."
"Y-yes ma'am." Luke says surprised.
"Ok. Now, hello boys my name is Alicia. I've moved here from U.S.A three months ago." I state.
"So did our neighbors." Jai says surprised.
"Is your mom's name Gina?" Their eyes widened.
"You're our neighbor! Oh my god, you are suppose to go into town with us tonight." Jai perks up and practically screams.
"Us? Isn't it just us four, you two, your brother and i?" I ask confused.
"And our two friends." I didn't sign up for a circus, just to meet and get to know my neighbors.
"Um, what?" I snap.
"Yea, it'll be ok. We promise. " Luke says shrugging his shoulders.
"If you say so." I say annoyed.
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Sorry, it was short.
Im just starting so..give me a break?
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Give Me Life
FanfictionHello, my name is Alicia Tolls. Today, I'm starting my first day at a school in Melbourne, since I did move here about 5 months ago. I was put in a program for me to travel. So I wasn't here for the last two months of school. But anyway, my mom was...
