Vampire Slave and Witches Crush

Excuses, Excuses.

"Ugh, it's all sunny outside." Morticia looks up but holds up her arm to cover her eyes. Hate the heat. Such a bitch. She thinks to herself bitterly. Ana-Marie giggles and looks at Morticia. "It's beautiful!" She chirps tilting her chin up towards the blue sky. "I hate the sun. An' the sky." She states bluntly while placing her sunglasses on her crimson changed eyes. Her emerald changed to ruby when she went outside, she can't let anybody see them now, and she can't really look around without them. Ana-Marie's eyes changed with her mood. She closed them for a moment trying to set her mood back to normal so they turned to their normal blue, "A lot of people do." She mumbles. Morticia smirks and jogs to her gym group, dragging Ana-Marie still. "C'mon, I want to get this exercise shit over with." She mumbles with a strict sense of poor quality in her voice. Ana-Marie groans, "I hope we're not running today. I dread running." She whines a little annoyed with the gym teacher for making her run extra. Morticia frowns but it forms to her usual smirk quickly. "Guess what?" She continues smugly. "We're running."

"Oh my god!" Ana-Marie groans again and pouts, "Why does this always happen?" Morticia shrugs. "Because you wish it..." She trails off glancing at a bee not so far away. The white-haired girl slowly took a step to Ana-Marie while trying to avoid the, in her opinion, monster. Ana-Marie smirks and puts her hands behind her back, she had her pinky sticking out. She wiggles it and in her mind she chants, 'Let Ana-Marie out of gym so she doesn't have to run.'

Morticia frowns at the incoming bee, ignoring the gym teacher when he speaks up. "Ana-Marie! Out! Back in the school! You left something at study!" He yells at her, pointing to the door. Ana-Marie lets out a sigh of relief, and quickly turns around and runs back inside the gym. So much for not running. Morticia frowns more deeply and while the coach is discussing the mile run. Under seven minutes my ass. She thinks sourly.