Gil Nexdor. The guy, the legend, the… Hot one. Gil was the typical dude bro of the school; he liked sports, he liked skating, and he was the most sought after guy in school, and it was almost never ending. Even at home, it was hard for him to get a break. The only peace Gil ever had was whenever he hung out at Johnny’s house. Sure, there were a few girls he’d never seen before, but it was tame enough for him that it didn’t bother him as much as the rest of the crowd. At least hanging around Johnny brought him peace, and he could at least hang out as friends; after all, with the skateboarding interest between them,
"So... Just off of here, right?" My dad asked, pointing towards a street on our right.
I replied with a bit of confidence, though I still wasn't entirely sure, "Yeah, that's what he said."
He turned the wheel, and my body went along with the same force as the car turned. Not a minute later, he pulled up to the building, and set the car in park, "All right. I'll still be in town, probably just exploring. If anything, I'll be at the library until we're ready to pick up your mom."
"Thanks, dad." I got out, and shut the door behind me, already half way into the building.
"Be careful!" He called, waving at me while I slipped passed the glass d
“TWEEEEET!” The coach’s whistle echoed in the large room. All of the girls came up from the water to catch their breath, and listen to what their coach had to say. “That was fantastic, ladies!” She clapped her hands, “Jessie, you set a new record for yourself; I’m impressed. Alyx, good strokes, keep it up. Sarah, come see me after you dress up.”
Sarah looked down at the water, knowing what she was being called in for. All of the other girls got out of the pool, but she took her time. The rest of the girls were talking to each other, getting excited for the competition next week. They had been
"It's game over for you, Holloway..." The sharply dressed man and his thugs surrounded a man who obviously wasn't dressed to face a situation like this. Slowly, the thugs closed in on the man, forcing him into a corner. It didn't help that half of the room was nothing but glass, but Holloway needed to something fast, before...
He crashed through to window, falling a couple of floors down and landing on the broken pieces of glass. He slammed onto several rocks near the bottom, and lay lifeless on the ground.
"Damn it all!" I shouted, almost throwing my controller across the room, "What the hell am I supposed to do? It's bad enough the gate g
OH, another day at school. How delightful. It was bad enough that the school I went to gave me enough trouble, what with the constant threats of kicking me out if I don't pass, and their inability to listen to a student's troubles. I shouldn't have come to this forsaken place. Still, I had friends here that were pretty cool and I was even friends with a couple of teachers that were fun to be around with. I was sitting in class, programming a game I had been working on for weeks. I didn't realize I had worked two hours past my release, since I had been so focused. Fortunately, one of my friends had stuck around in the classroom to finish s