#whenwcstarter

"Leave me alone!", Siren tried to insist, for the umpteenth time to the Dovnad boy who'd been following her around all week at this point. When Siren was stressed out, or lonely, or experiencing any sort of intense emotion, her powers tended to get more out of control, and the poor Dovnad Sophomore had gotten swept up. Even though Siren knew he couldn't help it, the sight of the boy's eyes glazed over as he stared at her. ...no, not at her, right through her, as though she weren't even there, even though her powers were drawing him in without her control, was intensely irritating. As she rounded a corner, the boy nearly tripped over his feet to follow her, and reached to take her arm, as though he thought she couldn't walk herself, Siren finally lost it, and smacked the boy across the face. "I don't even know you!"

“Bitch get away from me with those needles! Do I look like a damn pincushion to you?!”, Shana swore and darted away from the nurse who was trying yet again to get a blood sample after already having poked Shana with the needle like five times looking for a vein. “What the hell do you need my blood for anyway? Its not like supposed mental illness is bloodborne”, she scoffed. “Fuck this, I’m out!” before the nurse could do anything Shana was off her chair and leaving the infirmary and ignoring the nurse telling her to come back

Now that school year was over Shana was ready to have fun. She was staying at the school for the summer but now that she had more freedom she wanted to use it. Shana marched down the hallway ands spun her car keys around her finger. "I'm going to the lake!", now all she needed was some company so boldly she addresed the first person she saw with a smile. "I'm driving to Lake Washington, and I'll bring anyone who's ready for some summer fun! You wanna come with? "

Shana dragged her suitcase across the entry way. Great. So they were just going to leave her here?

“Could’ve at least left a map if they’re too lazy to even show up to sign me in”

Shana whooped happily as she danced. She of course had had a few drinks before coming to the school dance so she was a little tipsy.

Hearing one of her favorite party songs come on, Siren eagerly took to the floor solo. She wasn’t a particularly good dancer, but neither that, nor the fact that she didn’t have a date were about to stop her from having a good time at the dance.

Siren frowned at the guitar she was holding. She’d been working on another song, and she really wanted to try putting it to music. The only problem was, she had absolutely no idea how to play the guitar.

She hummed the tune she’d come up with to herself, and tried to pluck a few of the strings. A few off-key, unpleasant notes were all that came out, and she wrinkled her nose, frowning. “No, that can’t be right....”