#dadishi

Standing outside in front of the school in all black was uncommon for Cedric. Leaving the school without Abel on his side was uncommon. But it was for a good cause in the end, at least to him. So instead of running around and doing what Dishi had told him not to do, he stood outside waiting for the boy. Sure he was a good few minutes, maybe an hour late, but Cedric hadn't anticipated people, or students rather, needing his help after class. But he still hoped Dishi was around somewhere, or had yet to show up.

Our room is a mess.

When Alfie woke up one morning, he had the biggest grin plastered on his face. He had been waiting all week for Drama class and now he’d finally be able to do it. Lucky for him, he wasn’t doing it alone. He had learned that Dishi was doing Drama class too. Now here they were, sitting in a circle on stage as the teacher passed out the first play they were going to do. Romeo and Juliet. As soon as Alfie had gotten the script, his eyes were glued to it. He flipped through all the pages, scanning the lines. He had read Romeo and Juliet before, although it has been a while since he had. When the teacher announced roles, he was surprised to see that he was Romeo. Although for some odd reason, he couldn’t help the nervous knot in his stomach at the thought of performing in front of all these people. He pushed the feeling aside as he waited for the role of Juliet to be announced.

Liam woke up still feeling like crap. Just a night before he had gotten the chance to make a new friend and he blew it. He wasn't really sure how he blew it, he just knew he did. After a shower and a change of clothes, he headed out of his room. As he passed Dishi's dorm, he couldn't help but feel even guiltier. He had tried to push the feeling aside by focusing on breakfast or Louis or comic books or breakfast. Breakfast sounded pretty good. He was starving. But the guilt was eating him alive. Which really sucked 'cause he was hungry. Finally, Liam decided it might be good to apologize for... whatever he had done. So he took a deep breath and knocked on Dishi's door. He had to make things right.