Giving a mild glare, Jamie bounced the soccer ball off her knee, dribbling it a bit around her foot. So was that supposed to be an actual answer or not? It even slightly confused Jamie herself, a thin frown growing on her face. Maybe the best answer was to just ignore him, although that was totally ...

Catching the ball on her chest and bouncing it to just a bit forward of her feet, Jamie gave a quick roll of her eyes. She wasn't a forward; the last time she had to do a shot at goals was when it turned into a penalty shootout last year. Sliding a little as she went outside the box, she turned back ...

[[Jamie Snicket Start]]

How to kick a soccer ball. First, you get the ball. Then, you put your boot to the ball. Push it towards where you want it to go. It shouldn't be that hard at all. And yet, Jamie Snicket just couldn't master it at all. Her kick was always way too overpowered for what she ...

Resting her face with her left hand and giving a sarcastic smirk, Jamie sighed. "Jesus fuck. If I wanted a pity party I would have flashed my tits at the football jocks."

With a quick glance around, Jamie shook her head at Mallory, completely ignoring the rest right now. First priority was to get ...

[[Jamie Snicket continued]]

"I hate ribs."

Searching her locker for the law books at the back, Jamie grumbled annoyingly at how much work she had to still do. Being away for a month due to something as boring as a fractured rib was the stupidest bullshit she'd have to endure for a while, and on ...

Name: Jamie Snicket
Gender: Female
Age: 19
Grade: Grade 12
School: Aurora High School
Hobbies and Interests: Legal Studies, Kickboxing, Soccer, Shopping, Gossiping with friends.

Appearance: Standing at a good height of 5'7" (170cm) and weighing in at 155lb (70kg) of muscle, Jamie is a very ...

[[Jamie Snicket continued from Perfect ]]

Jamie had an unusual knack for knowing where everyone was at a specific time. Considering that it was a day off and that most of the girls were bitching about everyone's looks and clothes the other day, the most likely places to find them would be in the ...

"No, not really. As long as I'm not sleeping, it should be OK."

Sapphire slowly chuckled before looking at her watch. Finally, it had seemed like her time was up. Rolling out the plastic boxes, she started to carefully place the stands inside. So today wasn't the best day. Well, it wasn't the worst ...

"Yes, I'll take this necklace, these earrings, and these two wrist bangles."

Grabbing a calculator, Sapphire looked at the items being shown to her. Green necklace with silver chain, earrings, wrist bangles times two. Twenty five plus twelve equals thirty seven. Fifteen doubled is thirty, plus ...

"Wow, uh seriously? I mean thanks and all, but if you run a business you gotta charge full price, trust me I know from experience on that one."

...what?
"Umm..."
Think. Think, activate brain.
"I like you, kid. Here, keep ten, I'm rich today." Wake up, you're getting money. WAKE UP ...

Sapphire's eyes widened as the earring broke, wincing as if she had been hit by a thrown rock. For a few seconds she blanked out, totally unsure of what had happened.

"Uhhhh, my mistake."

Snapping back to reality, she swallowed as all her thoughts came rushing back at the same time, trying to ...

"I'm looking for a matching necklace and earrings, preferably something with green."

"OK Patrick. Green, green, yeah, I've got a few… Here." Pulling out a box from underneath, Sapphire revealed a silver necklace with a jade green shard as a pendant. In a corner, there was a similarly designed ...

"Hey, McLeod."

Quickly lowering her book, Sapphire looked up from the chair to see... Andrea?
She gulped.

"Errr... Hey. Umm, yeah, welcome."

Andrea was... alternative. OK, that was putting it nicely. Comparing the two of them together would be like comparing a kitten to a pineapple. Sapphire ...

((Sapphire McLeod continued from Chicken Soup for the Soul))

On a lazy slow Sunday afternoon, watching the groups of families, teens and friends walk around, was Sapphire, sitting in front of a trestle table, covered with a nice silver tablecloth she got from the markets ages ago. On top were her ...

"Heh, I'm still only barely managing to pull through science. Well, it's almost the end of the year; seniors and parents are all panicking about leaving home and all that. Other then that and playing football, my life's positively dull."

Sapphire nodded. It was kind of the same for her, end of the ...