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Ooc:// See ya!

Bic:// Biddy turned towards the boy that came to her. She smiled thankfully at him. "Yeah, sure. That's be great. My sister seems to have deserted me. By the way, I;m Bridgid. But most people just call me Biddy."

Emily Rose walked up the hill that lead to the school. She entered the parking lost near the school's entrance ot look fot Asher. She spotted him by a truck. And a girl. Emily glared at the two. Sometimes that boy was just to nice.

Biddy blushed slightly as she walked through the door held open by Asher, though it didn't take much to make her face turn red.

Emily hurried across the parking lot after giving Asher a dirty look, spotting him glance at her. She grabbed the door just as it was about to close, and quickly stood in front of the two. She raised an eyebrow at Asher, but turned to the human instead. She smiled slightly at the girl and said, "You must be the new girl. I;m Emily. D'you mind if a come with you and my boyfriend." SHe sumply ephasized the last word.

Biddy looked down under Emily's gaze, and the word 'boyfriend.' "Sure," she said weakly. "No need to ask, I guess. I'm Biddy by the way."

Emily crossed her arms in a huff, glaring at the two. Since when did Asher pick ANYONE over her? "Fine," she called over her shoulder as she walked down a separate hallway. "Just don't expect to see me after class," she muttered to herself so BIddy couldn't hear, but Asher might have.

Biddy looked back and forth between Asher and Emily. "I really don't mind if she cames along," she said half-heartedly, after Emily was already half way down the other hallway. "I don't want to start any arguements."

"I noticed," BIddy muttered, glancing back to see the Emily was long gone. "So, where do we start off this tour?" she asked.

Biddy smiled up at Asher despite her better judgement.

WB

Biddy looked away quickly, her better judgement skills finally kicking in. She glanced around the hall quickly for any signs of Emily.

Biddy looked around at the large space. It was much better than she would have imagined for this small town. "It's better than the one I had back home," she said, remembering the small, cheap school she had come from the could barely affored to keep the heating and air conditioning systems.