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It was 9 am just after Jae’s morning class and he was currently questioning his current state of existence. Being alive this early was something the boy was painfully getting used to. With a tiresome yawn Jae pushed open the door to exit his class unaware what his simple action caused next. A sudden crash thudded from the other side making him wake faster in surprise. “Oh shi-” he whirled around coming to check on the person he just knocked to the ground. “I’m dreadfully sorry. Are you alright?” He managed to scramble up some of their things. “I’m really reaaaally sorry about that.”

‘‘I really feel like you just told me that velvet is out of style, but I’m going to pretend that you didn’t,’‘ Lane placed a hand in mock outrage over his heart. ‘‘Velvet! Out! Of! Style! In 2017? No, no, no. Not at all.’‘  

“Wait, don’t tell me your name. It’ll come to me in a second.“

Taemin let out a quiet breath as he looked through the shelves of the library for some reading material. He was a bit of a reader, but hadn’t been able to actually read anything lately. Damn busy schedule was taking over practically every leisure activity he had. “From the move I’ve managed to lose all of the movies and entertainment that I brought with me. So now the time to myself that I actually scrape together, will be disappointing and remarkably unexciting.”

Moving was a pain, one that Iris did not appreciate. The redhead inspected her nails, lips curling slightly at the slight scuff one of them now bore in the polish. So far, this university experience had been less than impressive. Still, after her sister wanted to go her father had corralled Iris into it as well. Once she had gotten past her indignation, she had to admit it was a good chance to meet some of her so called peers outside state functions. Not that she liked it of course, but she could see the reasoning. So here she was, wandering around the campus as she searched for something to do, before she felt a eyes on her. Turning, the princess had her media persona ready, fair kept neutral with just a hint of annoyance as she arched an eyebrow. “Can I help you with something?”

“What can I say about my first few days here? I’ve been so bloody bored. I mean the scenery was nice for a while but it’s nothing special, and to be honest I’m sick of looking out of my window and just seeing green shit. Plus, we’re in the middle of nowhere so it’s not as if we can just pop out for evening at the pub.” Vee sighed, exasperatedly. “Whatever. All I’m trying to say is I’m desperate for a night out and there’s nowhere to go!”

"Honestly, you would think that with private tutors  these kids would understand the difference between there and their." Alexandria saw a shadow fall over the papers she was grading and looked up, eyeing the person in front of her, "I would say I hope this is important but I'm willing to take any excuse to get away from grading right now.”

“You know, my stylist thought I should wear these, but I don’t know.” Iris spoke, examining her reflection. “They wanted me to look more intelligent apparently, but considering that I already am, and these appear to make me more like a hipster than anything, I’m considering ditching them and saying they broke.”