baby boy imagines

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"Welcome to the proud and highly honoured school we have here in Clear View Hills. As you can see from above, our students welcome everyone with pleasure and hospitality. Enjoy your stay." Robert smiled as he guided us from the car, into the main entrance or, the lobby.

"Do we always have to speak advanced English?" Lu whispered as she tugged onto the sleeve of my crisp, white shirt. We were four, cousins and siblings all mixed up and put into a posh black limousine, as required for all new comers.

I honestly don't know how I ended up here, but I sure am not happy to be here.

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As soon as I opened the door out of the entrance, loud noises made by the students rushed through my ears, giving me a little shock. Maybe these walls are sound proof. I realized.

As cliché as it sounds, my two twin cousins found their little group of friends, more like wallflowers, and blended into the crowd, and so did my siblings. Obviously everyone was to find a friend before the day ended, or else it would be boring lessons day after day.

I felt a hand tug onto my shirt and I looked down, only to find a little boy around ten grinning at me. "Hey there little guy, um, if you're from a power rangers fan group or something, I think you should go back." I gave him a sympathetic look.

"I want to be your guide." He smiled as if it was as simple as the alphabet. "No thanks. I'm pretty sure I don't want to be stuck with a ten year old for the rest of the school year. Run off now." I shooed the little boy.

He stayed glued to his position and a few girls gasped. A girl of my age gave threw daggers at me with her eyes, and before I could say I was sorry, a hologram appeared from the watch I was given at the beginning.

"Student #77560 has lost 10 identity points."

"What just happened?" I asked the little boy. "You just lost ten points. On your first day. That is really bad." He shook his head.

"Okay okay, I'm sorry, and we can be friends, but you are definitely not going to be my guide." I assured him. "Oh come on!"