routine; open

[summer]

im in the buildin'
don't stop
keep it goin'
ya' know whata mean fo sho'

the time had come where class was out and she was itchin' because she had just got some vicodin last night, but had not time to medicate this morning, because well while she hated school being late just made people suspicious. she tried to stay under the radar as much as she possible could. she entered the restroom turning back making sure no one was following her. the pain today she was prescribin' these pills for was class. it was something she needed to stay away and for her hands not to tremble her addiction had got that bad. turning to double check she entered a stall and took a water out of her bag and took her container out full and dumped two into her hand.

she closed the prescription bottle and as silently possible put it back in her bag. then she tilted her head back and popped the pills and then opened her water pooring some of it into her mouth. once she was fullfilled she poured some water into the toliet acted like she was grabbing at the toliet paper an dafter a pause she flushed the toliet and took a minute before exitting the stall and heading over to the sinks to wash her hands a smile planted on her face. someone else was bound to be in here, but then maybe she had the place to herself, but by the sounds of it she doubted it highly. once she was done she checked herself out some as she wiped her hands dry."marco?" she asked kind of curious if someone was in here they would polo the moment possible. then again it was plausible that the noice was outside of the restroom.

[clyde]

Clyde stumbled down the hall way. He was more than a little disorientated. The were a few 'Arggh oh my goddddd,'/i] and 'it burrrnnss' as he kept his hands over his eyes and tried to find a source of water. He knew the bathroom was somewhere down this way but Clyde was still new around here and he hadn't quite memorised the layout of this place just yet.

Finding a door, one of this hands moved forward feeling for the door in desperation. Pushing it open, he stumbled in. "Ahh my eyess," he said, trying to feel for the wall in order to have some idea of where the hell he was. "Hello?! Is someone in here? I need water? Please? I can't seee," he cried out trying to find a sink. He was certain this had to the guy's bathroom.. Well, close enough anyway.

Finding the sink, his hands moved franticly to find the handle, turning it to the side, the water began to pour, "Oh thank god," he said slashing it into his eyes and wetting the front of his shirt and his long sleeves in the process. Clyde didn't care though. In the face of sweet relief, wet clothes didn't really matter.

[summer]

im in the buildin'
don't stop
keep it goin'
ya' know whata mean fo sho'

well, she was half right although she didn't get her polo. taken back when the door opened abruptly she watched as the boy stammered for a sink. the first thought was to get the door stop swining, beacuse she didn't need any teachers in here. she pressed it shut and then moved away just in case someone decided to bless them with their precense abruptly like he had. she didn't want to get it with a swinging door that would just piss her off and kill her high that was going to be soon instilled in her stream.

she was about to go help him with the sink when he managed to find the water source himself. the girl folded her arms and just kind of smiled at him. ashe joked and bit her lip. it was obviously not a time to make a joke she should be a little bit more concerned. she looked at his red eyes between the water and whatever else got in them it was a mystery. "you alright there?" she asked as she searched for something soft in her bag so he could wipe the water away without irritating his eyes further. she manged to find some tissue and took it out. "be gentle you don't want paper in your eyes too." she said ensuring them that would not be a good thing.

all this generosity occured after his splash session of course which she avoided by standing off to the side and a few steps behind him. before she spoke though she stepped forward and put her hand in front of the fauct so he wouldn't bang his head on it when he heard a females voice. he obviously did not know that they were in the girls restroom.

[clyde]

Clyde blinked a few times but shut his eyes tightly. Opening them had been a bad idea and the burning seemed to stop a little when he closed them. Getting more water to wash it out seemed to help a little though and Clyde was grateful it existed... Water really was pretty useful.

He turned when he became aware of the presence of someone else in there.. A girl someone.. Great. "Aw bugger," exclaimed the Australian, looking up from his position at the sink. He was still hunched over but he could see her in the mirror now. Blue eyes had a bit of red in them but at least the burning had stopped.

"Hheey," he said with a grin, "Yeeah, just fine," he told her, standing up, still blinking as he turned to look at her. Moving the back of his hand to his eyes, he tried to wipe the water away. "Aww cheers for that," he thanked her as he took the tissue and dried his eyes a little more. It was awfully nice of her.

"I must've taken a wrong turn somewhere," he told her with a sheepish grin after taking a look around. He wasn't sure how he ended up in here, he was sure it was somewhere in this general direction but at least he found a sink so it was good enough.

[summer]

im in the buildin'
don't stop
keep it goin'
ya' know whata mean fo sho'

the look on the boys face was predictable as it went from relief to a little bit of shock when he saw that she was definitly a female and not a male. "rubbing them won't make them better." she advised just attempting to help him out, because those eyes being red and what not the water stains could easily be mistaken for bloodshot or something else that a teacher may want to excuse the teenager of. the trouble could be spared as long as he was more cautious about the whole mater.

she could not help but chuckle when he spoke up. it was not the accent at all his word choice was very original she would have assumed a curse might escape those lips of his. she shrugged a little. "h-ey it happes.". although she hadn't really heard of this around the school, but now she was experiencing it. she observed his blue eyes slightly and wrinkled her nose. "what happened?" she asked hoping he wouldn't be bothered by the question, but it looked rather painful so she was just wondering what he had done.

"Good." she said in reply to him saying that he was fine. she would be kind of pissed off if like something randomly fucked up her eyes without her really knowing that she had done something that would effect them so. "yeah the paper towels are kind of rough." she said as she leaned against the sink watching him she didn't mean to stare or make him feel uncomfortable. it was kind of amusing, because he was in here that was all.

she chuckled when he said sometihng about a wrong turn. "I'd say, but hey it was the next door over so you were almost dead on." she said trying to be nice about it. usually she wouldn't have been, but in this instance he was binded so he couldn't help himself.

[clyde]

"Yeah, I knoow," he said in that whinny voice you'd hear from a kid whose mother had told him not to do something he shouldn't. He wasn't really rubbing his eyes anyways. He was just rubbing around them so it didn't count. It was the same thing at least as far as he was concerned. The girl seemed nice enough and Clyde was happy for her to laugh a the situation because the alternative would have been worse. If she had been angry at him bursting through the door into a room he shouldn't be in, things would have been much worse.

"Er... I was having a fight with an invisible dog," he told her, blues eyes were wide and staring at her with a blank expression, wondering if she would say anything about his explanation.

"Nah, it's good, and thanks," he said with a grin. It had definitely helped since using the sleeve of his shirt wasn't going to be an option. Finally being able to see a little better, Clyde took in the girl in front of him. She was pretty, that much was blatantly obvious and she seemed nice enough with the helping and all.

"Yeah, I was, wasn't I?" Clyde said, grinning as his sort-of half-arsed accomplishment. At this point he'd take anything he could get. "I'm still new so that's my excuse.. And sorry again," he said, looking at the girl, his eyes feeling much better now.

"Glad it was you here though, coulda gone much worse if it were someone else," he said, looking thoughtful at that point. Other girls might have freaked out and Clyde was very glad that didn't happen. It would have just made it more difficult for him.

[summer]

im in the buildin'
don't stop
keep it goin'
ya' know whata mean fo sho'

The fact that he was all pouty as if she had a mothers voice she decided to back off a little. The important thing right now was her not being caught, and if that meant him going down, she should just shut her mouth. Though she wouldn't say that out loud, because she had been nice so far despite he norm. "Cool. is the word in her vocab that she finally decided to settle on for this little sitation. At least, he was aware enought to know that messing with his eyes was a bad situation.

When, he gave her an explination she bit her lip. You heard a lo of fucked up things at this school and sometimes it was hard to take people seriously. "Well, by the looks of it I'd say he won?" she asked him as she adjusted her back onto her shoulder. Had he not been serious he could make a joke out of that it was a win win win. In a sense she hoped that he wasn't serious, but if he was one of those high risk individuals she didn't want to set off his ringer. Guilt is not something she felt often, but she would feel guilty if she knew that she was a cause.

"Alright." she said now that he was okay, she kind of just observed him from where she was standing. She didn't tend to judge people, because well if they judged her she didn't take it well. This place was starting to become little to no it was just her. Sounds in the hall were becoming a little more vibrant to her and she was more alert. Being aware of stuff is one thing that vicodin did for her, and it was the safer drug of choice for school. Well nothing was really safe, but she felt that it was for her so it was a win win situation.

"Eh it was a hit and miss it was anyones game don't worry about it you have an excuse."she reminded him as he talked about how he was so close to the other door, but it was amusing to her or she would have left already, and the fact that he was so calm about it was rather interesting. "No need to apologize...I'm not going to hold it against yuh." she said with a small shrug.

thinking on it she had been pretty relaxed and chill about i. if he had caught her before she pry would have snapped on him. that was just a small effect though, but he hadn't so she wasnt really worried about it. Yeah, that wouldnt have played out so well." she said as she shook her head. "Speaking, of which we should pry head on out of here..." she advised not wanting any other little or big visitors.

[clyde]

"Yeah," Clyde admitted sadly. Damn dog.. But he was a pretty awesome invisible pet, as far as invisible pets went. Clyde knew he could never keep one alive. Hell, he had tried when he was a kid and this other kid at his school had an invisible friend, he tried to imagine up a pet but then after a few days he forgot all about it... Which is the imaginary world meant death... Or that it ran the hell away because you were a horrible owner for forgetting it. His room mate's invisible dog, Billy, was cool though. Clyde thought the guy was alright and even with his level of crazy, Clyde was more than happy to go along with it for the sake of fun.

Judging by the way she was looking at him, Clyde figured an explanation was in order, so he gave her one. "My room mate, he's got an invisible dog, I kinda just go along with it cause it make him feel better," he told her with a shrug and a smile. It was the better thing to do because telling the guy that it wasn't real would just be cruel or something and Clyde wasn't that kind of guy. He was the sort that got along great with most people.

"Well, wouldn't really complain if you did," he said half-jokingly with a smirk, before pausing and thinking about it for a second. Yeah, that didn't sound right at all! Ah well, trial and error, lines and cheesier lines. It was all good in the world of Clyde.

"Excellent idea," Clyde said nodding in agreement and he moved to the door and held it open for her. It was the polite thing to do and girls were usually impressed by things like that so why not add the simple gesture to make himself look good?

[summer]

im in the buildin'
don't stop
keep it goin'
ya' know whata mean fo sho'

As of right now, Summer really didn't know of her roomate that well, so for all she knew she could have an invisible cat. The whole thing would be ironic if that was the sitiuation, but hey you really never knew Hawthrone, anything and everything happened. She nodded a little bit and then tucked some hair behind her ear not really knowing what else to say to that yeah.

Then he began to explain about the dog and everything. "Ah. she said an nodded again once she understood better. "Well, then maybe you should tell your roomate to call his attack dog off you so you don't accidently get crap in your eyes." she said with a small snicker just kind of going along with it as well.

"Well, alright." she with a laugh. She really didn't know what to say to that, because well it wasn't something big enough to hol a grudge on or anything so his last statementwas kind of random, but she merely shrugged it off and went on with the converstation.

"Why, thank you." she said walking out of the restroom. Rarely, did guys hold the door open for her, because the type of guys she saw well they just fed off eachother really. Nothing, special about them and they didn't care about her and she had the mutual feeling for them.

[clyde]

"Nahh, billy's a pretty awesome dog, I kinda provoked him," he said, before speaking again after another pause,"That does sound kinda crazy, doesn't it?" he asked with a grin. Clyde was the sort of guy who could laugh at himself if he needed to. He didn't have to take things so seriously all the time but then that generally made things go a lot better.

Clyde could see that his odd response had stumped her a little. Her, 'well, alright' didn't sound that convincing so he figured he'd explain further. With Clyde one simple phrase always worked, 'When in doubt, keep talking till they shut you up'. "Sorry, beautiful girls make me brain stop working as well and then I say things that don't make sense," he told her with a smile and a shrug. Throwing in a compliment was always a good idea.

"Soo.. Got much planned for the rest of the day?" Clyde asked as soon as they were both out of the bathroom. He figured he'd try and start some sort of conversation to see where it might go. After all, she did seem pretty for someone who was in Hawthorne.

[summer]

im in the buildin'
don't stop
keep it goin'
ya' know whata mean fo sho'

I'm sure. she said with a slight nod. She imagined stuff when she was out in lala land sometimes to, but not a fight with a fake dog. She just shrugged it of and when he said something about it seeming crazy she heald her fingers up in a pinch. "Just slightly." she said with a wrinkle of her nose. "But hey its all good we all have our moments. she said and laughed a little bit.

He seemed to be thinking or something about she she had said and she helped that he did not feel insulted in anyway, because well she hadn't meant to it was just her speaking her mind. She felt like honesty while even though it could be blunt was the best thing you could speak even if you only spoke half the truth at least you were being honest. When he said she was beautiful she just kind of smiled. She thought she was just average. Then she realizd her called her girl she didn't introduce herself. "My name is Summer. she said extending a hand. "And thanks for the compliment, but no need to get all fluttered I'm merely human." It was sweet of him though, she did have to admit.

"Um I'm pry either going to chill...or go out get out of Hawthrone for a little bit..." she said leaving that unended becausae well he would get it, but if someone was listening she didn't want someone to tell her she couldn't leave, because she had money and already got ahold of some of the people she normally hung out with. "You? she asked with a smile.

[clyde]

"I suppose," he said. She seemed pretty quiet and didn't really say much but then most people seemed that way to Clyde. He tended to talk too much and not leave enough room for anyone else to get a word in.

Clyde grinned at the introduction. Aw she said she was merely human. Well, she was, and she was hot too and.. Her saying that just made it ten times better because that meant that she wasn't going to be one of those girls who dressed up all the time and would cake on clown make-up and think that they were so hot you didn't deserve to even look at them. Those girls just weren't his type.

"I'm Clyde," he told her with a smile and his hands in his pockets. He shrugged when she asked what he was going to do. "I dunno, don't really have much planned," he told her. "Do ya think you could use some company?" he asked with a smile. He was more than happy to go on his way and find something else to do but why not get to know someone new?

[summer]

im in the buildin'
don't stop
keep it goin'
ya' know whata mean fo sho'

Summer shrugged again she had been doing that a lot through out this conversation she was surprised he didn't ask her if she had bugs or something. When someone bumped her by accident her head turned to that person and she bit her lip to avoid snapping, because causing a scene right now would not be a good thing. She turned her attention back to Clyde. He seemed like he was pretty laid back despite the whole dog thing, but she was trying not to dwell on that too too much. Although, she did not understand it. Sometimes, Summer didn't say too much, because well she wasn't sh she just kind of opted out of getting too close to people because they always tended to either piss her off or leave.

"Nice, to meet you Clyde" she said smili a bit wider. Her jaw was starting to hurt so her expression went kind of blank after that, but not because of any negativity, but just because of that reason. He didn't have plans well that kind of sucked. Then he asked if he could tag along. Again she shrugged. "Yeah, thats fine, bu um I got to warn you not to say anything, becuse I have to meet up with someone and um they can get pretty pissy really easy." she said and wondered if he really got it or if she'd have to tell him when they were somewhere else. Guys weren't to hard to make friends with, because well girls were just drama most times. Guys were laid back and well she tended to just be herself easier around them. "You still in?" she asked again in wonder.

[clyde]

"Nice to meet you too," he told her with a smile. She seemed like any regular person, a bit of an introvert, nothing very strange or dangerous about her at all. At least not anything he could see.

Clyde still to the disclaimer for this little trip. It sounded pretty doable. Nothing to convince him not to go. Because Clyde had seen all types of people and he got along great with most if not all of them.

He couldn't think of anything so bad that he'd have to avoid it so when she asked again if he was going to be okay with it, Clyde couldn't think of any response other than yes. "Yeah sure, how bad could it be?" he said with a shrug and a smile. Onwards and upwards..! Or something.

"So where are we going?" he asked out of curiosity. Out of Hawthorne was pretty vague so it could have been anything or anywhere.. A surprise was nice but Clyde would have like to have some idea before they got there.

[summer]

im in the buildin'
don't stop
keep it goin'
ya' know whata mean fo sho'

"Cool beans." she said coming up with that because she did think it was cool they were in agreement that it was nice to meet eachother. She laughed at that little statement and she reached into her bag unzipping the pocket to make sure she had the money so that they could just be on their way.

This was kind of strange going with someone, but at the same time it was nice to go with someone that pry wouldn't be partaking so she'd have leftovers later if there was a party or something later. He seemed like a nice and pretty cool dude.

When he said that he was still in she smirked a little she could tell he couldn't figure why he was here still That meant that he had no clue where she was going to be taking him which was good, becausese was alert to the other people around and didn't want them knowing either. "alright then lets jam. she said with a nod as she took a step forward waiting for him to follow.

When he asked where they were going she thought about how to word it. She stopped and stepped closer to him. "Don't be weirded out." she said looking around and then she found it safe enough to come clean. "I have to go downtown to meet a buddy of mine, that gives me a buddy to get through the days at this school..follow?" she asked thinking that was the simplest way of putting it and a way he'd understand.