Then you see me sitting there and enjoy a drink. Our views meet and nobody look away. You know the feeling when you look into they eyes of someone lon...ger then normal. Then you a friend of you talks to you and you look away. Our view meet a few times this evening but nothing happens. So you decide to go to the rest room because then you have to pass me. But I do nothing and you go to the rest room. There you ask yourself why I didn't talk to you but when you leave the rest room there I stand.. Something else you might want to lock away in that analyzing mind of yours, we do not hold ones previous actions or life against them. Everyone can change and is allowed to change, for better or worst. She is not the only person here at this school with a shady background and I would appreciate it if you do not go looking for conspiracies."To acknowledge that he heard what the Professor had just said, Phillip turned towards him, but then slowly turned towards the Assistant Headmistress who. They have wandered enough. And the baby was on the way. Perhaps, they could look at this old house…*The Mill was old, that was clear. There were holes in the roof, and the sunken walls were mossy and green. Some broken tools, a rusty hark and a old spade projected out of the sprawling gras. The place has something sinister about it, with the large, dark forest looming behind the decayed house and the little, purling stream.Sara grabbed Henry’s arm, while Jacob stood a few feet away and chewed. Hair everywhere, black eyeliner smeared at the corners, in his t-shirt. “I feel like hell and you look fine, how fair is that?” “Good morning to you too. You don’t look all that bad.” “If I can’t run my fingers through my hair, I look terrible.” “Wiseass. Take a shower, you’ll feel better. I have to go to practice, so do whatever you have to do. There’s plenty of food in the fridge.” Hadley scrambled out of the sheets and followed Marcus to the door, completely unaware that she was only in.