Hayley sighed, turning to face Kyle. "I don't want to watch this movie particularly, no. Especially not with the Teen Girl Squad here shrieking every five seconds. Christ I hate teenagers..." She shook her head. "Such a sad waste of ten bucks. I wish I had something better to do, but....

Hayley snuggled against Kyle's shoulder, falling silent as she watched the preview come to an end. The movie was about to start, and she took the slushie back from Kyle in preparation, taking another, smaller sip from it before putting it on the ground by her feet. The movie began as zombie movies o...

Hayley could only laugh- thankfully remembering to move her mouth away from the slushie straw first. She'd temporarily forgotten how perceptive the smart ones could be- unsurprising, considering what a rare commodity intelligent boys were at Bayview, and in life, really. She raised her head, resting...

"Undoubtedly," Hayley answered, stretching her arms dramatically above her head. "We're going to college! It's a whole other reality. I keep thinking of it as this wonderland of intelligent conversation half the time and, like, shitloads of vodka the other half. Aka my version of para...

Hayley smiled slyly. She'd assumed the same disagreement they'd had at their last trip to the movies would come up again, but he'd perfectly memorized her preferences, not to mention obviously knew what was on her mind- not that it was hard to guess, Hayley being Hayley. She took a long sip from her...

Hayley jumped at the sudden contact- miraculously not dropping her slushie- but quickly relaxed, knowing full well who it was. She knew those hands, after all. She whirled around to look at Kyle at immediately rapped him playfully on the head with a tiny fist. "You're late!" But she was gr...

[[Hayley Kelly- continued from A Quiet Time ]] Hayley opened the door to Sunset Cinema, yawning and reeking of cigarette smoke. This had been an easy choice for her to make. Option 1: go to Chemistry, be bored to tears, probably fall asleep and probably be yelled at for one thing or another. Option ...

Jasper walked behind Alex, purposely walking quite slowly to avoid overtaking him. He considered mentioning that he'd have no problems paying for both Jay and Alex's meals- he had a good amount of money on him, as his parents gave him money all the time and he found little use for it. But he recogni...

Jasper-Declan only nodded slightly in response at Alex's words. He was concentrating on the way the cold stone of the wall felt against the back of his neck in the summer heat. Fantastic. He took a moment to adjust the purple bandanna he was wearing warrior-style around his head. In conjunction with...

[[Jasper-Declan MacDermott- Debut.]] Jasper-Declan was running. Of course he was running- as long as the sun was on his face, the boy was always running. The exertion seemed to have no affect on him- his facial expression remained blank, though he occasionally looked up at the sky, blinking into the...

Hayley made a face. She hated Chemistry with a passion, and had been considering cutting it. In fact, she was definitely cutting it- she had plans, after all. Sarah didn't exactly seem to be the type to be...encouraging of that. She hadn't said anything about Hayley's smoking, so maybe she was trust...

Hayley grinned. "True enough. I'm just happy you know Pratchett, to be honest. If you haven't noticed, no one in this school reads." She leaned back on her hands, looking lazily up at the sky. It was hot, hot and humid, two things Hayley despised. She pulled off her beanie, shaking out her...

Hayley couldn't help but raise an eyebrow at Sarah's visceral reaction to her swearing, but chose not to say anything. She wasn't sure exactly how well she'd get along with someone who couldn't abide by cursing- Hayley would guess that her most commonly used word of four letters or more was 'fuck'- ...

The scarcity of intelligent people at this school only made it better when Hayley did find the odd reader. Admittedly she was maybe a bit disappointed that it was only Tamora Pierce- not exactly highbrow, that- but, shit, she was the kind of person who reread the entire Artemis Fowl series every cou...

Hayley flipped restlessly through her iPod. Musical ADD, she called it- the utter inability to listen to one song for more than thirty seconds at a time. As a result, she'd listened to (a small part of) a good fifteen songs before she was through with her cigarette. Sitting up, she crushed the butt ...