(( Sorry, it was aimed at Koga Dx ))

James smiled a crooked smiled, "Yeah, we should." Thats a welcome change... James thought happily, most of the people around here judge based on looks. "This way..." he said, leading the way to the English cl*censored*. 

(where is Alex..Maru is bugging me about him x3)

Maru ran to the bookstore in which he worked.He was late because he had to help a tearch clean her cla.ssroom."Damn teachers"He muttered rushing into the store."I'm here!"Maru said,stepping behind the counter."Your late"The owner,Mr.Katamoto said."Yeah a teacher needed help cleaning her room"Maru said.

"Alright then."Jae smiled as he followed and looked around the halls.He had a feeling he was being a bit overly friendly but her ignored it, and shrugged.He wasn't sure what to say.

(( Braindead. @.@ ))

(( koga: lol XD Good. ))

Alex stepped into the wonderful smell of the Coffee shop. "Jaaaack~" He called, setting his bag down, he was no where in view and there was no one in the shop. "Jack?" Still no answer. "Jack! Answer me!" He walked through the shop, a new pot of coffee was just starting to boil. He went behind the counter and checked everything. "Thats weird..." 

Suddenly there were two very strong hands on Alex's shoulders. Alex yelped, jumped onto the counter and fell off the other end. "AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! Alex..." Jack cried, wiping tears from his eyes. Alex stared, clutching his heart for life support until he realized what just happened to him. he glared at Jack. "Jack... that... that was mean." Alex said, embarr*censored*ed. 

Maru sighed and rang up the group of people buying the book 'How to kill a mockingBird'."Please come again."Maru said,smiling.

(braindead)

James led Jae to the room, they got there just before the bell rang. "Yeah! I thought we were going to be late." he told Jae.

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 (( Alex is late today X3 ))

Maru ran into english cla.ss,huffing."I'm here!"He shouted,looking stupid.

*Ish braindead*

The teacher at the front was seriously annoyed now, closing her eyes in frustration. "Please, just take your students..." She said, turning and continued on about the report the was due. "Thats due this week?" Alex asked, turning around to James behind him. "Yes Alex.... thats this week." He said to him without looking up from his work. Alex frowned, "Help me with mine?" He asked. "Nope." Alex scoffed and turned around in his seat and slouched, arms crossed his arms. 

He jumped up, drawing attention to himself once again but he didn't mind. He liked the attention. "Uh, teach? Can we have partners?" He asked sweetly, raising his hand even though he was standing up. "No... Mr. Parker. If you were listening at all you would know that I have said no partners at least four times. Were you listening Mr. Parker?" She asked. "Uh... no. No I wasn't." Alex said, "I was being social." He added. "Please sit down Mr. Parker." Alex said down. 

He turned back around after a few minutes, ignoring the teacher again. "What are you doing yours on?" "I don't know... technology." He read the first paragraph from his paper. "Technology is making communication easier in today's world, but at the expense of personal contact as many people choose to work at home in front of a computer screen. What dangers are there for a society which depends on computer screens rather than face-to-face contact for its main means of communication?" He said. "Geez..." Alex commented, his brain spinning, he'd hate to be the one to grade James' paper. 

(I wrote a paper on that and the extent of animal testing and pollution ;D
I was called a hippie XD
I've never heard of it before o.o)

Alex turned back around in his seat and sighed, thinking about what he could write about. He sat up, a light bulb going off in his head. He pulled out a pen and his notebook and began scribbling down an outline and ideas for his topic. Finally, after figuring out the basic skeleton he began the actual thought process. He turned back around to James.

"How's this?" He asked him, reading from his paper: "The rising levels of congestion and air pollution found in most of the world cities can be attributed directly to the rapidly increasing number of private cars in use. In order to reverse this decline in the quality of life in cities, attempts must be made to encourage people to use their cars less and public transport more." "Almost as good as mine." James replied, joking. "I'll take that as a compliment."

(James and Alex's are. Your doesn't have to be =3) 

Jae lookeda round, feeling unsure what to wtite about.After a careful pondering he decided to write about how today's economy judges others to quickly.He began to write about how he felt on the judgement of other people, and quickly got bored with it but continued to write.He turned to face James and frowned."This is really confusing.What is yours on?"He asked not really interested in writing his own.

(( So braindead.D: ))