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izzyalienqueen) wrote2007-10-18 08:07 pm
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Room 406, evening
Fortunately work had been quiet and Isabel was able to get a significant amount of work done on her applications. That's why she didn't feel guilty when she grabbed her laptop and answered an email, then flipped on the TV to look for something cheesy to watch.
The door was open.
The door was open.
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Ah, that was before Duncan turned into an ass.
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"There was this 80's themed dance at this school and I didn't have a date so I was just going to skip out on the whole thing. But someone kept sending me text messages telling me to go. And then the text messages turned into anonymous flowers being sent to my locker." she said. "So I show up to the dance dressed up like Molly Ringwald in Pretty in Pink, determined to have fun even if my secret admirer didn't show up."
"But next thing I know Duncan was there, dressed up like Ducky from that movie." she said. "And then he asked me to dance and after that we started going out."
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[Fine by me!]
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"Sadly, I'm friends with all those obnoxious guys. We're, uh, sorta called '09ers." Meg said. "I try to be the voice of reason but you can imagine how well that works."
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"I was friends with the football team. After all, I was pretty, popular and blonde, it was required." The face she made should indicate what Isabel thought of that now. She still boggled at everything she did just to appear normal.
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"I think the thing here is that so many of us have had to deal with real life or death issues," she said slowly. "In that case, money and popularity really don't matter. You just want someone you can trust at your back."
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"Can I ask what you're hiding from?"
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