I'm really itching for a long-standing romance 1x1. It will just be normal humans, in their teens. <3 I want to take everything slow like it's supposed to be. Looking for someone literate, or someone I roleplay on a typical basis. c:

---blame my listening to various love songs---

:c

also, boyxgirl please. <3

Ooc; It wasn't fail. :c

Bic;

"Here's your schedule," the stout, gruffy counselor said as he handed Alexander a green slip of paper. It was freshly printed off and Alex glanced down at it, feeling slightly miserable at the prospect of being the new kid again. He blinked and glanced up when the counselor clasped his shoulder, and Alex smiled back at the man. Though, his smile dropped when he stepped outside the counselor's office.

A bell rang and kids flooded through the hallways, some chattering loudly to their friends, others walking with music blasting from earphones that lay rested on the hollow of their necks. Alex glanced down at his schedule and looked down at the last class; Theatre Arts / Porter, Jason / Auditorium. He'd taken some theater classes at his old school, so the idea of acting sparked a bit of curiousity in him.

The only problem was finding the auditorium, though at a school as large as this, he found himself sighing and wandering the halls. The warning bell came and Alex bit his lip, pulling his brisk walk through the halls into a jog. He found himself at the end of the hallway and pushed open the door; harsh sunlight hit his eyes and he blinked a few times to rid himself of sun spots.

Auditorium. He sighed in relief and sprinted toward the double doors that led into the large building. He ended up running through the doors louder than intended and a few heads swiveled toward him from the direction. He scratched the back of his neck as the teacher eyed him with brows arched. "Got lost," he mumbled as he approached.

"Ah. You're the new kid. Everyone, this is Alexander Montgomery. He'll be joining our team for our upcoming play," he said to the class that had settled on the floor and among the front row seats of the auditorium. Alex realized that everyone in the class was already close, already had become like a family. He felt even more of an outsider, but gave the group a confident grin.

Mr. Porter turned to Alex with half a frown. "I'm afraid there aren't anymore parts left in the play we're doing, but you're welcome to be part of the stage crew." Alex nodded to Mr. Porter.

"I took drama tech the last few years so I know what's going on," he said.

"Sit down," Mr. Porter said, obviously ending the introduction. Alex followed instruction, choosing to sit down in one of the front row seats, not wanting to approach the cluster of girls that sat on the floor; not yet, anyway. He settled into his seat and watched Mr. Porter talk to the class about a rehearsal tomorrow.

"Practice your lines in small groups. Pair up with one or two other people. I want five of you working on building the set. You know what to do. Alex, join that group. Find someone to show you the ropes," Mr. Porter said before exiting the auditorium, probably going to his office in the back. The kids practically jumped up to find partners and Alex sat back in his seat to watch, feeling lost. With a sigh, he stood up, and hopped up onto the stage. He didn't even know what play they were doing.

Ooc; Any particular play you'd like to do? o_o