[Jesiree Merridew - Start] Jesiree was fairly certain that she was alone, as she had planned. She had made sure that her father was off work to watch James and that there was no football practice today before coming out to the fields, even though she was fairly certain it wasn't even football seaso...

Amy had been saying something to Gray when she went to answer Jesiree's question. Jesiree didn't realize she and Gray were talking until after she answered the question. "Uh, sure, just hold on a sec!" she said before struggling to get her phone out without dropping all her stuff, like one...

Jesiree turned back to her food and sat calmly as the others looked around for Meg. Once it seemed like they found her, she turned to look with them. Meg walked around the corner and made her way towards them hunched over like she was the White Spy and the rest of the gang was the Black Spy, ready t...

Jesiree could sense what was about to happen. She could hear the ground rumbling under Amy's feet as they shuffled and feel the rush of the wind pick up as Amy opened her mouth and let out a single breath. She braced for impact - Amy Bachelor was about to speak. "God, don't you just hate it whe...

Gray was the first to respond to Jesiree, followed by Claire. "Not much," the former said, "Just planning a video." Jesiree remarked inwardly about the amount of vivid detail that constantly peppered his speech. The sheer specificity of his explanation of context was mind-blowing...

[Jesiree Merridew - Continued from F Is for Finance and Future ] Jesiree walked into the Student Center with what was left of her bag lunch in her hand and her backpack around her shoulder. She had been eating alone in the cafeteria for the first part of lunch and was frankly sick of it. She didn't...

Jesiree had put in headphones and started listening to her favorite song - Liebstraume #3 - at full blast. If the guy had anything more to say to her, she didn't want to hear it. Actually, she wasn't even going to be in the same room as him when he said it. She was already done with classes today, s...

Oh, that's just fucking perfect. Jesiree had just begun reading her book when, all of a sudden, some douchebag was calling her out for setting down her computer. She looked up at him to get a better look - big guy, Jew-nose, hair that just screams "My mom thinks I'm cool!" He struck her a...

[Jesiree Merridew - Continued from Hit the Ground Running ] Oh, thank God no one's here, Jesiree thought as she walked into the library. If there was anything she needed after her workout, it was peace and quiet. She was hot and sweating. Her hoodie wasn't helping her very much in that respect, but...

"Do ho ho, you know me too well," Riley said, grinning, "But yeah I'll be there, well, in audio and in spirit, at least." She gave Kristian a thumbs-up, which sort of reminded him of those commercials for that online survey thing. He would've chuckled a little at her expense, bu...

Kristian walked down the hall with Riley for a little bit. Whenever he molded into the habit of his activities and had time to let his mind wander, he often pondered the heavier things in life. He asked the questions that society was too afraid to ask themselves. "Why has 'I Want You to Want Me...

Riley heard Kristian as he called out to her, and turned around to see him. "Kristian!" she called out, running up to him against the grain of the other students walking to class. Kristian imagined that every time he walked against the grain in the hallways, it caused some sort of natural ...

[Kristian Sorenson - Continued from Passing Slowly Through the Vector ] Kristian walked out of science to the hallway, swinging his head around to try and seek out Riley. It wasn't that difficult; her hair was a pretty dead giveaway. There was maybe a small handful of other people in the same hall ...

Kristian spent the rest of class shuffling through a playlist of songs in his head, as usual. He thought of songs he would play if he were ever given the chance to actually DJ at the station - maybe some Motion City Soundtrack, the radio ain't got enough of them. Maybe his boss would let him pull ou...

[Kristian Sorenson - Start] Kristian was never much a fan of physics, or any sciences for that matter. They were nothing but ridiculously easy math, but with all the pesky real-world application. Groan. Where was the challenge? Where was the excitement? The teacher was pretty bro, but when the thin...