I'm Too Uncreative To Think Of A Title...

Capricorn Willow stood in front of her locker. She grumbled, viewing the paper taped to the locker. The letters read, 'LOSER'- which was usual, but Capri wasn't really in the mood for jerks. She tore the picture off the locker and crumbled it into a ball. Opening the locker, she put the sign in her sweatshirt pocket. She had had a rough morning, since she spend the whole night sitting in her bed, awake. She didn't know why she was so sleepless recently.

Sher walked through the halls, head down and holding her books to her chest. She looked up and saw Capri. Sher swiftly sneaked up next to her and, after shifting her books, poked her on the shoulder. "Morning." She greeted quietly.

Capri jumped. She turned her head to look at who it was. "Sher! you scared the living crap out of me..." She moaned. "What's up?"

Totally ignoring Capricorn's comment, Sher shook her head. "Nothing. I have to go to 1st period soon, you?" She asked, opening her locker and throwing her backpack in there blindly.

She took the piece of paper out of her pocket, opened it, and showed Sher. "This." She crumbled it back up, and threw it in her locker. "I'm so tired of these."

Sher frowned. " Jeez, that sucks." She replied. "Though I must admit, I've had quite a few of my own." She forced a laugh.

ooc: Cole time? >:D

OOC: Oh glob... just make sure to make him hate me XD

And at last, your day just got better.

Cole Dark made his way through the hallway, holding hands with Jaylen. He waved at those who waved, Shiites back greetings to those who did the same, and smiled at the girls who gawked. He was almost to preoccupied by the early morning attention to notice Capri. But he wasn't. Once he saw her, he smirked and told Jaylen he'd see her later. Nothing was going on with the two, but he doubted Capri knew that. "So, how'd you like my little note this morning?" He purred, his lips almost touching her neck, just to freak her out.

Sher's eyes widened. "I've gotta go Capri. See you later." Then she scurried off. Of course Sher was a good friend, but she just couldn't handle the torment of being on his bad side, so she preferred not being on any of his sides.

"Shut your fat asshole and keep walking, Cole." Capri snapped. "I have nothing to say to you." she slammed her locker closed and turned around. She motioned down the hall with her hand. "Go. That way. Walking. With your feet."

Cole raised his hands in surrender. "Hey, I never said we have to talk." He laughed, then looked at her. "Sorry Capri, I forgot you were so.. What's the word? B*tchy? I doubt any other word would be suffice." He grinned deviously.

"Me? Oh, says the guy who came to this high school pretending like we were never best friends through all of elementary school..." She snapped.

Cole actually winced. "It wasn't my fault, Capri." He frowned, serious for once.

"Oh really?" She said. "And who's fault was it? Mine?"

He rolled his eyes. "No, it wasn't. I.. Just can't say." He looked at his feet and sighed.