“Hey,” she calls out to her in the middle of the hall between lockers and opened classroom doors. Everyone’s busy getting to class, but Fiona cuts right through the crowd as she strides toward Aria. They know better than to get in her way so, on instinct or maybe out of fear, they walk around her but never in front of her -- another one of Fiona’s established rules in this school that applies to both students and teachers alike. She stands behind Aria now, watching what she’s doing as if this were an audition and she needed to make the cut before Fiona approves. “I’ve got two girls now instead of three which puts me at an odd number and if you know me then you’ll know how I’m really superstitious about that kinda thing,” she says, uncaring if Aria’s preoccupied at the moment. She had to kick out the last girl due to some bad hair dye job in a lame attempt at copying her. Honestly, does anyone have their own identity anymore? “So, what do you say?”
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