Another Story

“Look at the new girl,” Seth said, “she’s a cutie huh?”
“I think you have said that about every single girl in this class,” Drew smiled.
“What can I say, all girls are gorgeous.”
“And your all idiots,” Jake said. He was sitting in his seat looking down at his paper.
“I already know your opinion you don’t have to keep repeating yourself,” Seth said
“You’re one to talk,” Jake said as he looked up at Seth.
“I don’t repeat myself, it’s a different girl every time,” Seth smiled.
“Alright class, settle down and take your seats. Has anyone seen my calculator sitting around anywhere?” Mr. Moore said
“Misplace something again Mr. M?” Seth chuckled.
Mr. Moore looked up at Seth and slid his finger across a paper and cut it, “it’s not again and now I have to find a band aid.”
“I have to get out of here,” Jake mumbled as he stood up.
“Something wrong Jake?” Mr. M asked.
“I don’t feel good; can I go to the nurse?” Jake asked.
“I need to write you a pass, just a second let me find them.” Moore said.
“Not enough time,” Jake said.
“Oh ok then go ahead,” Moore said.
Jake left the room and Moore said, “How are you supposed to tell if that kid is sick he is always pale and I can’t see his eyes.”
Everything froze, “I couldn’t deal with it anymore. I know I'm supposed to be the one with self control but there is only so much a vampire can handle.” Seth said.
“Must suck to be you,” Drew said, “but I think Jake has it worse. Demons have a hard time controlling anything and when they smell blood they have urges to tear up everything around them.
“We all know werewolves just have it great, you lucky pup,” Seth said.
Seth walked towards the teacher and wiped the blood that was floating in mid air coming off his finger. He licked it off his hand, “that isn’t bad.”
“Don’t eat the teacher,” Drew said.
“I’m not,” Seth grabbed a band aid off the top shelf of the book case beside the door, “it’s pretty bad when I know where stuff is better than he does.” He wrapped the band aid around Mr. Moore’s paper cut.
“I’m glad you froze them, I had time to finish the homework,” Drew smiled.
“You’re a bad puppy. You should do your homework at home.” Seth said as he flicked Drew on the nose. Then he unfroze everyone else.
“What are you doing standing up, Seth?” Moore asked.
“I was coming up there to help you find your calculator like you asked me too,” Seth said.
Mr. Moore looked at his finger, “oh well….okay.”
Seth walked up to the front of the class and pulled out the calculator from under the pile of yesterday’s homework, “same place it always is.”
Seth walked back to his seat and the bell rang.
“Time sure flies,” I guess we accomplished nothing today,” Moore said, “oh right I forgot we had a new student today. Where is Ana?”
“I'm right here,” Ana said.
“Welcome to algebra 2, sorry we didn’t learn much today.” Moore said.
“Its fine,” Ana said as she walked out of the classroom.
“Hey what’s the hurry?” Seth asked coming up behind her, “You know I’m part of the welcoming comity so I will gladly show you around.”
Ana turned around to look at Seth, “how did you do that?”
“Do what?” Seth and Drew asked at the same time.
“If you’re talking about joining the welcoming crew he’s full of it,” Drew said.
“I’m not stupid,” Ana said, “I mean how did you put the band aid on his finger and how did you make class go by so quickly. None of that makes sense.”
“You’re not making any sense,” Seth said, “I didn’t do any of that stuff.”
“I know something is up with you three and I will eventually find out,” Ana said. She turned around to walk away and gasped because Jake was standing right behind her. “Sorry,” she mumbled and went around him and walked away.
“How in the hell does she know something was up?” Seth asked.
“I don’t know,” Drew said.
“That just means you have to be more careful now,” Jake said.
“Yeah I know. Man, school is going to suck when I can’t have any fun,” Seth said.
All three of them headed off towards their next class. Drew found out that Ana was in his English class too. He walked over and sat next to her.
“What do you want,” Ana asked?
“I want to go home and sleep,” Drew smirked.
“You ass hole, you knew what I meant,” Ana said.
“Yeah sorry, but I'm not the ass hole, Seth is. You notice a lot of things but you can’t tell what they are,” Drew asked?
“So you’re admitting that you did do something that I noticed,” Ana asked?
“No, I'm still trying to figure out what you could possibly think we are? How could stupid normal guys like us do anything like that?”
“I don’t know, maybe your not human at all,” Ana looked over at Drew trying to catch a reaction but he just smiled.
“Where do you come up with these things,” Drew laughed?
“Just leave me alone and let me believe whatever I want.”
“I’ll leave you alone but you are most likely going to have a hard time making Seth leave you alone. I’ve been trying for awhile so when you come up with something good let me know.”
Ana sighed and started to listen to the teacher, as if she needed to, English was her best subject. She loved reading all the books and writing. She also liked history though. Only certain parts because some were just boring. The only reason she said the three weird boys weren’t human was because today in history some stupid kid asked if they used to have strip clubs in the 1800s’. The teacher said no right off the bat then Seth stepped in and said that they didn’t have strip clubs but prostitute houses were close to what it’s like to be in a strip club today like he had been to both. She thought it was really strange that he knew anything like that. She was thinking time travelers were what they were but why would they be at this school if they were time travelers.
“Gym is definitely my favorite subject,” Seth said as he walked into the locker rooms with Jake.
“Really because I hate it, all the stuff we have to do is stupid and childish,” Jake retorted.
“Well I’m sorry we can’t fight dragons anymore,” Seth smirked.
“Oh yes because we all know dragons are realistic,” Jake glared.
“That’s a pretty ironic thing to say,” Seth laughed.
The boys got dressed and walked out to the gym. Automatically Seth spotted Ana, “We are in three classes together how lucky is that?”
“I think I'm going to ask if I can change those three classes,” Ana glared.
“To late in the year to do that now, you know you remind me of my buddy here,” Seth said as he pointed to Jake, “you guys would make a great couple.”
Jake smacked Seth on the back of the head, “don’t bring me into your stupid teasing.”
“Okay everyone we are running laps today,” the teacher screamed and blew her whistle.
“Okay so I lied, gym sucks right now,” Seth said.
“I told you everything we do is childish,” Jake said back.
“You look scared, mon amie,” Seth said to Ana, “is something wrong?”
“I have some breathing problems and can’t run for a long period of time,” Ana said.
“Why didn’t you get a guardian to write a note or something so you could get out of this shit,” Seth asked?
“I don’t have a guardian,” Ana said. She was running slowly so she wouldn’t have too many problems and Seth and Jake were running beside her.
“Oh, I’m very sorry, ma belle. Do you think you will be ok or will I have to give you mouth to mouth,” Seth asked? He grinned at her, trying to take her mind off of the running.
“I’d rather die.” Ana tried her best to keep a serious look on her face. She didn’t want to admit the Seth was actually kind of funny. She had to figure out what was up with him.
“Do you want to see something cool?” Seth asked Ana.
“Um sure, as long as you don’t hurt me.”
“I would never hurt a beautiful flower like you, mademoiselle.” Seth said smiling sheepishly. He turned to Jake, “let’s race.”
“Why?” Jake asked. Jake looked annoyed, Ana concluded, but he was more amused.
“You said gym was boring so let’s make it interesting for the lovely girl.” Seth smiled back at Ana.
Jake rolled his eyes. “I’m going t take that as an ok,” Seth laughed, “alright whoever runs around the track once and gets back to Ana first gets to take her on a lovely date tonight, ready go!”
“Wait a second! I didn’t agree to a date,” Ana spoke but Seth and Jake were already gone. She looked ahead for them and they had already passed all the other students. They were fast.