Wish I Stayed Gone.

Nora smiled the slightest bit. "I'm still not used to that. I'm so used to back in my time, when it was frowned upon." She shook her head. "Basically everything about me was frowned upon in my day."

"Luckily for you, the 21st century has a lot more tolerance. I'm not saying it's perfect, of course. Nothing ever is, but you don't have people wanting to burn you at the stake for liking being queer." Penelope smiled. "Ah, or being a witch, thankfully."

"If he thinks it's true, then he's definitely a freak," Cordelia reiterated. She wasn't in the least bit affected by being called rude - as a matter of fact, she was used to it. "Normal people wouldn't even consider the possibility...like, do you believe in anything like that?"

Edward gave an awkward laugh at that question, give the fact that he lost his arm trying to bring his mother back from the dead. "I think I believe that anything is possible, and I don't knock anyone else who thinks of the weird and creepy. we never know what is truly out there."

after what felt like forever (probably only a couple minutes) knocking on the door, freddie finally got an answer. she was about to turn and leave so it was good that he finally unlocked the door. she smiled back, "i saw the hours on the door so i was confused when i got here and it was locked. guess i could've just called the number," she shrugged, "anyways i just wanted to check this place out. see if there's anything cool for my shop or apartment."

"Oh, yeah, no you aren't confused. I'm the only one working and I agreed to work from open to close. However, they told me when I needed a break and a moment, I could lock the door." Jake explained, opening it to let the other in. "Come on in, check us out. If you're into the old, cool and creepy we probably got what your looking for." Jake chuckled.

“ This place sucks . I haven’t been here long and I already know it . I can tell a lot by a town and their movie theaters . “ Amber was a massive film fan . Everything in her life had been defined by how she saw them . By what she liked . That was why she had put on the ghostface mask , wasn’t it ? “ Speaking of . What are your favorite films ? “

"I wouldn't say this place sucks but it isn't the most ideal paradise," Harry admitted with a slight shrug. "I'm afraid I haven't seen a lot of this world's movies, but I do like the one with the pirates. Some of it reminds me of my time with my friends back on the Isle."

So this man was a more vain version of himself, understood. "Are you from here originally?" He was trying to determine what was going on, though was admittedly doing a poor job at that.

"No, I'm not." Fiyero told the other with a nod. "I'm actually from The Winkie Country, which is the western quadrant of the Land of Oz, like on the outskirts of it." He explained. "I'm a prince."

"I get that, it's smart to get more education, it will help you in the long run with better opportunities in the hospital and all." Buck pointed out. "It's nice to meet you, Conrad. I'm Buck." He smiled. "I'm not sure I know where cousins is."

"If you wouldn't mind, sir." Anthony passed his phone over to the man. "This thing is so useful, yet so confusing. I am perplexed as to how one could even come up with this idea."

"I'm guessing they got tired of waiting on a letter. By the time the letter got to you, there would be way more news." Derek shrugged, at least that was his guess. He took the phone from the other and turned it on. "Alright, so for starters, you could use your fingerprint to turn it on so let's get that settled first, it will be easier for you."

(¸.• ♛ → the blonde nodded at what he said. "pretty much, yes." the blonde commented now with her gaze on him. "it is part of your personality so this is more to like think before you talk kind of situation i guess so getting into that class might help with it."

"You know what, you've convinced me. I'm going to sign up for the social class when I go back to school on Monday." Chishiya replied with a nod. "I can't believe I never thought about that, or maybe they told us and I zoned out."

" Dude , yeah . That's what people usually stand behind a bar for ? " Kara had no patience for humans . If that hadn't shown before , she thought that it was showing now . She wasn't Clark , she wasn't born with that kind of empathy . It had all been taken away , when she had lost her home . Her family . " Give me whatever . "

"I'm glad you seem to understand here. the amount of times that I get asked if I work here a night is insane." mickey admitted, giving a nod. "whatever, huh? alright, you just want it straight or you want some kind of mixed drink.?"

"I understand the feeling, being told you can't leave somewhere just makes you want to leave more." Matthew admitted, giving a nod. "Of course, not all of New York or even Hell's Kitchen was terrible; there was this diner I could frequent with my best friend, and those times are some of my favorite memories."

this  was  perhaps  something  she  could  get  behind.  no  pills.  no  medicine.  it  was  certainly  a  lot  better  than  the  reminders  of  the  lab.  “thank  you.  i  have  never  heard  of  this  before.”  el  admitted,  doing  as  instructed  and  sucking  on  the  peppermint.  “it  tastes  nice…  i  like  it.”  she  admitted,  smiling  softly  at  the  other.  “i  do  not  like…  medicine  and  things  like  that.”  she  shrugged.  “so  i  like  this  idea  a  lot  more.  computer?”  el  questioned  with  a  slight  furrow  of  her  brows. 

Lily gave the other a soft smile. "No problem, I'm just glad I could help." She nodded. "You know those machines they have at the library? Well, they've upgraded so much technology that now we have little ones we can take everywhere, and it keeps me so distracted." Lily admitted with a slight chuckle.

" — hey there. " sodapop has never been one to feign shyness, and if finding himself suddenly and inexplicably in the future hasn't changed that, he reckons nothing will. it's been long enough now that even he's managed to figure out the basics of keeping himself alive - at least as well as he had back home - but some things still slip clean out of his mind, and keeping his phone charged is one of them. back home the phone had stayed right where it belonged on the wall and didn't need much from him except to be picked up when it rang. but that one couldn't do half of what his phone now could, either. the only thing he can think to do is ask the first person he sets his eyes on for a favor, and hope for the best. " ya wouldn't have a charger I could borrow, would ya? 'cause my phone's got that angry red battery thing in the corner, and if it goes and dies on me I'll be bored outta my wits if work gets slow later. "

Megumi couldn't help but find that amusing. As someone who was also on his phone a lot, he could relate to the other. Fumbling through the black messenger bag that was sitting beside him, he fished out a long, black wire connected to a hot pink box and nodded, offering it to the other. "It would seem you are in luck, I do have one in my bag."

chrissy offers a friendly smile at the mention of the sport in question; it seems like she's constantly surrounded by athletic people everywhere, but she can't say she's ever met anyone who plays rugby before. " rugby ? oh, that looks like a very painful sport, " she admits with a small chuckle, before asking, " what're the subjects that you're studying for ? "

"That's what I got my scholarship in, but yeah, I love rugby. I've been playing it since I was old enough to pick up a ball." Nick admitted with a soft smile. "It can be painful, that is true. I've had so many injuries, I became on a first-name basis with the nurses in my hometown." He chuckled. "Calculus and History."