Southern Blend Personalities

Chapter 2

After lunch Sean sneaked outside to the soccer field. He sits down on the bleachers and takes out his vape pen and takes a drag, he pauses abruptly and chokes on what vapor he drew when he feels a hand punch his back from beneath the bleachers. Much to his Surprise, it's Caroline. She wriggles her way around the bleachers and joins Sean on the third row. Caroline was five foot nine, 150 pound goddess with long chocolate brown hair, that had reddish highlights hidden throughout it. She had a tan complexion with a stunningly beautiful hourglass figure. To Sean, she was perfect. "Hey shouldn't you be in class or something?" Caroline smartly remarked. "Probably Geometry or English Lit., but i prefer to smoke." "Well at least share." Sean passed Caroline the vape pen and she took a long drag and coughed slightly." Smoke much?" said Sean. "Not since freshman year." Caroline muttered through her slight cough. Caroline gave Sean back the vape pen, he took a drag before stowing it in his jacket. "So why are you skipping class on the first day?" asked Caroline. " Could ask you the same." remarked Sean. "Just getting some fresh air instead of doing Spanish i guess. After all, La dia est bella." Caroline remarked while leaning back on the bleachers inching closer towards Sean. "A good enough excuse, better than mine I suppose." " And what would that be?" she asked inquisitively. "The fact that I couldn't give two shits less about English Lit." Caroline punches his arm after stifling a snicker. " So where's your boyfriend, surely you're not here alone?" " Haven't got a boyfriend, where's your girlfriend?" "Same as you, haven't got one." Then, from behind the bleachers came Caroline's friend Rose. Rose was a tall skinny brunette. She has a beautiful figure and dark blue eyes. "Caroline, where are you? Come on you're gonna be late to band if you don't hurry." Caroline sighed and looked over the bleachers and yelled to Rose, "Just a minute!" She collected her bag and hugged Sean. As she pulled away from the hug, she could tell there was something different about Sean. Something that set him apart from the other boys at Middleton. But she left Sean on the bleachers and headed to band with rose. Sean waltzed into his final period with a smile the size of Texas. He sat beside Andy and recounted his choice meeting with Caroline in great detail. When the bell rang Sean raced to the parking lot, hoping to find Caroline before she left, but to no avail. Sean threw his bag into the back seat of his car and headed to McDonalds