A little bit of courage

Ride to Auradon

3rd. person...

Sadie stood in her secluded dorm, she requested the school to have her own dorm because lets be real she is a bit more than just antisocial. She was looking in the mirror. Her bag with clothes was placed by the doors just waiting for her to grab it and take with her on her journey to Auradon. 

The mirror reflected her pale skin, her glossy blue eyes, and light blue hair styled in two buns. Few loose strands were reaching in her eyes, giving her that always scared look that everyone got so used to on her. 

The amulet on her neck reflected the shine from the sun and it hit her in the eyes. She sighed taking it in her hand. It sure felt heavy around her neck not to mention it wasn't at all her style. But what could she do? She desperately wants to go to that school. Her individual program was waiting for her. 

With another sigh, she walked over to her door, grabbed her dark blue bag, and exited her room. Strolling down the hall with her head hung low, trying to avoid any possible contact with anyone. Successfully she made it outside of the school where the bus with the logo of the school was already waiting. The line was formed alongside it and Dean Joy was at the front writing something in her notes. Probably the names of the students that were going to Auradon with her.

At the front of the line was Marley. The princess of this kingdom and soon to be queen. It isn't that hard to believe since Marley is really a beautiful lady. With her own great opinions and great ideas but she likes to tease people around her and especially Sadie. 

So when the young daughter of Sadness walked forward towards the dean of the school Marley glared at her hard. She turned to her friend Noah who just rolled his eyes. He was trying to be a tough guy for the sake of his friends but really he had some struggle with this behavior. 

"Dean Joy, I'm not really sure where to go," Sadie said approaching Joy. The joyous woman around nodded and wrote something down and then walked away. 

"One second, Sad." She dismissed the girl and walked over to Dion who immediately started arguing about why he couldn't take something with him. Sadie wasn't really interested in their conversation. She was just extremely nervous to be here with all these kids that didn't really like her much. 

"You could try the end of the line!" Marley said sourly leaning against the bus while Noah snickered next to her. Sadie gulped down through the lump in her throat and shakily turned around to face the two.

"Um, excuse me?" Marley managed to pull on the sweetest fake smile she had in her repertoire of expressions and batted her eyelashes cutely. 

"Just that someone as smart as you should definitely go first," Marley said with fake nice voice while pointing at Sadie causing the girl to immediately feel bad about cutting the line like this. It surely weren't her intentions. 

"I...I didn't mean to. I was just asking..." Before she could finish Dean Joy walked behind her. 

"This is the right bus, Sad. Go ahead and have fun." Joy encouraged the young girl and walked away again. Sadie felt sudden anxiety creep onto her. Not that she didn't feel it before. She was always anxious around other people. But the annoyed looks both Marley and Noah wore were giving her chills. She messed up. 

"But... I didn't mean to cut in front." Sadie mumbled looking after the leaving school employee. 

"Well, it's too late now." Marley scoffed silently leaning her body now onto Noah who was trying hard not to fall under her weight. He needed to pretend to be strong. The doors of the bus opened and with a sigh, Sadie walked up the stairs. At least she can take a place somewhere isolated from others. But she was jumped by the bubbly pink-haired girl.