.. Once they got to school, that was it. The car ride there was the most time they spent with each other in a day and whichever one wasn't driving tha...t day just stared at their phone the entire ride. Everyday he dreaded going to school. High School had never been “as advertised” to Jess. He was a loner, an outcast. He had not even a handful of friends, everyone knew everyone, but that was about it. Recently he had been feeling more and more depressed, his thoughts sometimes turning to suicide.. Then the door opened and Arthur greeted me with that fabulous smile. "Hi, its me." I said, stating the obvious. Oh where have you been my whole life? “Hi Sarah, I’m so glad you made it. Come on in.” He showed me into the lounge. “I won’t be more than a few minutes, sweetheart, just take a seat and I’ll be back with you in a minute”. I did as he asked and sat on his old brown chesterfield sofa to wait for him. Being left on my ownlike that was a bit nerve-wracking but to. Damn.“Well, that’s enough moping,” I say to myself as I get up off the bench. “I might as well swing by the post office on my way home. Maybe they’ve got some boxes I can use to start packing all my shit.”As I walk along the path, heading up the hill to the parking lot I dapperly dressed elderly gentleman heading the other way. Despite my situation, I couldn’t help but return his smile and friendly nod. Just because I’m having a shitty day doesn’t mean I need to ruin his. Once we pass each. Troy looked where Kurt was pointing and saw two moons in the morning sky. "Ahhhhh, Suzie, I don't think this is a joke, look in the sky." Well fuck me silly. Where the hell are we?" asked Suzie as she looked to the sky.Troy looked up and down the beach. It extended as far as the eye could see in both directions. The beach ended behind him in a line of trees that had maroon leaves and black boles. They also extended as far as the eye could see in both directions. "I think I will see if there is.