Zodiac Trials

Chapter 10| POV Leo

     While Virgo was on her phone, I was just sitting there, looking at the floor of the bus. Occasionally, Virgo would smile or frown, and say something like, "Yes!" Or, "I told you not to do that!" I just smiled and shook my head at how weird and crazy my friend was about her books.
(Last chapter was in Cancers POV)
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*~*~*~*At Camp *~*~*~*

      As I was walking down off the bus, I recognized a lot of familiar faces. One of them was a girls name who if I recalled correctly, was Gemini. She was standing over near a patch of bushes, just turning in a circle. Another face I recognized was a boy named Asher, who was just getting off the bus that was in front on mine. The more I looked around, the more people that looked familiar. I've talked to at least 80% of them before.

     But who I was trying to look for was my best friend Aquarius. We had planned to hang out as much as we could at this camp, since we don't have a lot of classes together this year. Getting on the same bus was a problem, because we got on the, according to home room.

     I walked behind our bus on the gravel road. There was a truck that held everyone's belongings that they brought. This truck happened to carry mine.

     I continued to walk to the back of the truck where they were handing out bags. A few adults were in the truck and grabbing bags then handing them to us. I watched for a few seconds, until someone called for me.

     "Miss, what's your name?" A tall man asked who was perched inside the van. He looked at me and I turned toward him. At first I couldn't concentrate because of his attractiveness. His eyes immediently caught me when I saw him.

     "Miss?" He called again. I snapped out of my thoughts and tried to set his attractiveness aside. He had medium sized light brown hair, that covered some of his forehead. Some strands fell in front of his sea green eyes. His arms were muscular, but not to the extreme. He looked young, maybe in his early twenties. I noticed he wore a red badge that said "Staff" in golden letters and underneath it was "Luke" I'm the same golden letters. I was glad I'd be able to see him around, since he's staff.

     "My names Leo Gringe," I said confidently. Knowing every person ever, my name would probably get a few weird stares. It's apparently strictly a boys name, and since I'm a girl that's "not right."

     He smiled at me and held up one finger as he turned around and went to the stack of bags that was slowly decreasing. As he smiled, he showed off his small dimples. They were small, but still noticeable.

   I heard him moving a few bags, them returned with a lavender purple suitcase with a few gems lining the sides, and a trash bag that was once just plain black, but was spray painted purple (almost the same shade as my suitcase), then wrote with white spray paint my name. Just because it was used to pack stuff in, doesn't mean I can... Spruce it up to my taste. Both had my first and last name on them.

      "Are these your bags, Leo?" He asked kindly. His voice was sweet, but also manly. I nodded and smiled as he held them out to me.

     "Thank you, Luke," I said as I grabbed them out of his hands. I smiled at him and he smiled back.

     I was about to turn around, when he said, "That's a nice shade of purple," as he crossed his arms. I grinned and waved goodbye to him. I pulled up the handle for my suit case, and held my trash bag in my right hand. I turned around and walked to the dirt path that I saw cabins off behind them. There were trees that surrounded around the path and the road that we drove in on.

There was a women standing in the middle of the pathway, that held a zebra print clipboard and a blue pen in her hands. Her thick black hair was pulled back up in a high pony tail that made its way past her shoulders. Her sea green eyes were gleaming from the way the light was reflecting off the sun. She was the one who would tell us what cabin to go to.

She was currently pointing three girls to their cabins. I stayed back until they left. They rushed off to their cabin and I stole the spot that they had stood in.

"Leo Storm," I said as soon as she looked up to me. She didn't have to ask, since I already knew what she was gonna asked. She starred at me confused, and I was getting a little anger at that. My name wasn't just a boys name. I decided to let the anger slip and go away. I didn't want to start something in the middle of all these people.

She flipped through a few sheets of paper and scanned them. "Found it," she started as she traced her finger across the paper. "Girls Cabin #5." She pointed where for me to go, and put on a fake smile. I returned the fake smile and headed toward where she was pointing. As soon as she couldn't see my face, I rolled my eyes at her.

Kids rushed by me, already laughing and chasing after each other. They seemed like a bunch of elementary kids. I sighed and laughed. At least they were having fun.

I tried to weave myself around the crowd that was walking in different directions. The path that I was walking in was a dirt path, and was wide enough for three cars to drive on side by side on. I noticed that there was only 5 cabins on each side, and that the girls was on the right and the boys of the left. Where ever there wasn't a cabin or dirt paths, it was old leafy oak trees with there vibrant green leaves blowing in the small wind. I walked all the way to the end of the girl cabins, and stopped in front of Number 5. As I walked past the middle here was a camp fire. There were a few benches that were reaching their way on to the path. Around the camp fire were a few log stumps arranged around it in a circle. The trees were creating a bunch of shadows, since the sunlight was shining through.

The cabin was a wooden one, and the roof made a triangle. The wood was a lighter shade. There were two square windows in the front and the door was a slightly deeper shade then the whole cabin itself. The porch itself acted as one step, since it wasn't so high. The roof reached to the edge of it, and it had a wooden log on each side that helped support it.

I walked up to the cabin, and walked in to see my new sleeping place for the next three to four days, and my new "roommates."
___________________________________Authors Note;

     Thank you guys for reading! I hope you enjoyed and continue to read! Is this how Leo would act? I tried to fix some parts. :/

     Sorry for my poorly written chapters recently, I'm struggling with coming up with ideas and portraying their traits correctly. My chapters are also lacking in length, but I hope to soon fix that! I really need to go back and reedit chapters soon, so if you catch anything please feel free to comment them!

     Have any ideas or questions? Feel free to comment!

     Thank you guys for all the votes, reads, and views! Even you silent readers! It all means a lot to me, and helps me keep going!

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