"I was just watching Fiyori completely lose it and storm off before you walked in," Answering the goth's question and gesturing to the fallen chair while doing so. The goth  had just strolled into the library and begun leaning on the boy's table before speaking. According to the boy, he wa...

He didn't even look at her when he spoke. He just stared down at his book, speech thrown in the vague direction of Rea. There was definitely something off about this guy. The way he walked into the library, stood there staring at each of the girls individually for what seemed to her minutes, and the...

He didn't even look at her when he spoke. He just stared down at his book, speech thrown in the vague direction of Rea. There was definitely something off about this guy. The way he walked into the library, stood there staring at each of the girls individually for what seemed to her minutes, and the...

Rea was too tired to deal with this. Fiyori, a girl she had never actually met, had walked towards her and dramatically pointed at her, apparently mad at Rea for making noise in the library. Which was odd, considering that from what she had heard around the school the girl was more interested in dru...

Rea rubbed her eyes, and stared down at the diminutive girl. "The time. I was wondering if you had the time." She became irritated with having to repeat herself to the dwarfish student below her. Before she could answer, Rea's head snapped to one side, narrowing her eyes at another student...

What time is it? Rea awoke from her sleep in the library. She tried standing up, but with a thud her head connected with a bookshelf. "Argh! Son of a..." She yelled, but then trailed off when she realised where she was. She tried standing up again, this time being more careful to not acci...

((I'm really sorry about the delay, I had some work dumped on me that I had to get done incredibly quickly)) She awoke to the feeling of a hand stroking behind her ear. Will's. "Morning, Will." Her eyes drifted open as she came to the realisation that she'd accidentally trapped his arm und...

((Sorry this is so late, just been dealing with life stuff recently)) Rea couldn't think of anywhere she'd rather be. Here she was with Will, alone, in love with him, and about to finally do something about that fact. When she'd first met him she couldn't imagine doing this with him (or anyone else ...

She'd barely had her dress off before Will pressed into her. She felt his warm body against his skin, his arms wrapping around her in a passionate embrace. She could hear a thudding in her chest as her heart raced. And then she was lifted off her feet by him. "Hey, Will, what are you-" But...

She casually flicked off the light as she entered the room. It shouldn't be too dark; enough light was filtering from downstairs to give it a faint glow. Her dress fell to the floor, as she turned her head to the side, and looked at Will and smiled. For all it mattered to her they could have been th...

He seemed so worried about hurting her feelings, that it was hard to suppress a barely perceptible smirk that played at the corners of her lips. But it was nice to know he cared enough about her to be completely honest with her. And truthfully, it was kind of a relief to hear that Will had done this...

Rea looked up at him, and smiled. Silence was truly bliss. She waited a while before she swung around, sitting upright on the couch, and taking the glass from Will's hand. She thanked him under her breath, not wanting to disrupt the beautiful silence. In the quiet, even a whisper could be heard. It ...

((Rea Adams, continued from I've Got You, Under my Skin)) Heat and light at last. Finally, she was indoors, in a warm, well-lit room. After the near-pitch-black, freezing cold desert night outside, Will's house was downright heavenly. The perfect end to a perfect night. Well, maybe apart from the pa...

Here it was at last. Rea pulled into Will's house's driveway, and stepped out of her car. Will's car pulled up behind her own. Rea loved him, but bloody hell that car was horrible. It was like a personification of everything she hated about America. It was loud. It was obnoxious. It guzzled gas, and...

"I...I think we should just head home." Right now, Rea wanted nothing more than to get out of the dark and cold. She just wanted to get to somewhere warm, and with light. Somewhere like her house. Or possibly Will's. "That one. My car's that one over there." She pointed out a bla...