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[Sean Thomas]

Sean walked into the library and instantly, he could feel every eye on him. His body tensed as he heaved his backpack up higher on his broad shoulders, his winter coat making it difficult to keep the bag upright on his shoulders. Silently, he walked over to the nearest table, setting his backpack down and unhooking his jacket down the front. His brown eyes looked around, books were everywhere and it was warm inside. He slid his arm out of the heavy jacket, revealing a black underarmour shirt. He hooked the jacket on the back of the chair and sat down.

He pulled his bag closer to him, unzipping it and pulling out his economics homework. He smoothed out the papers he had stuck in the book when the bell had rung and dug a pen out of the bag's front pocket. He bent over the work, his mind trying to comprehend the graphs of aggregate supply and demand and whatever else that teacher had been talking about. He scribbled an answer onto the paper, erased it and replaced it with another answer before shaking his head. He ran his free hand over his head, smoothing out his hair from being under a hood most of the day. This was going to be harder then he thought, as he looked up, catching the gaze of a few people that thought him odd

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[Candace Jernay]

Candace walked into the library, carrying her backpack on her left shoulder and holding her history book and notebook in her right hand against her hip. Her brown eyes searched the area quickly, landing on guy who was sitting alone at a table. She flashed a quick smile to a few people she knew before heading over to the table he was at. Almost everyone in the library had someone to sit with besides him and herself so she figured that she’d invite herself to sit with him. She put her small bag onto the table and sat down in the chair across from him. Her eyes landed on him again then lowered to his book and homework, Economics. One of her own worst subjects to actually work in. She tried to take the class early this year but ended up switching, realizing that she sucked major at that subject.

She slid off her tan jacket with a light brown fake fur around the hood and placed it in the chair beside her, revealing her top that covered the top of her low rider jeans that hugged her thighs and butt well. She bit her bottom lip and pushed her straightened bangs back behind her ear with the rest of her straightened hair but only to have them fall back into her eyes alittle. She blinked and looked at his book, trying to decide how to start a conversation with him. “ Economics huh? That’s a fun class. ” She joked sarcastically and gave him a warm smile, letting her dimples show. Her dimples showed easily even at the first little twitch of a smile while some people had to smile big to get them to show. Even though she was from Georgia, it wasn’t hard to understand her since she had a light southern accent more than a thick one like the rest of her family. Her voice was unusual but sweet to people’s ears.

(i was ganna apply to ur history but then saw u didnt have one so..lol this is the begining of our history )

[Sean Thomas]

OOC||Haha xD sorry

IC|| His brow knitted together as he leaned over the paper, scribbling answers down and then checking the answers in the answers in the book, his large hands holding it carefully flipping through the pages, reading and then flipping again. He looked up as a small brown bag dropped on the table, his brown eyes running over the new addition to the table and definately wasn't sad about her joining him. He moved his backpack onto the ground, giving her room to settle in and then looked up at her with a wide smile.

"Uh, yeah. I don't really get it..."

His voice trailed off as he looked back down at the book and then looking back up at her, his wide smile spread of his lips. He couldn't help as his eyes slid down her body and he must have admit he wasn't disappointed in his sight, but he looked back down at his book, his dark skin only getting darker as he lowered his head, his smile spreading even wider over his cheeks and he laughed softly deep in his throat. He looked back up, extending his hand towards her.

"I'm Sean"

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[Candace Jernay]

Candace smiled as he removed his backpack from the table and removed her’s as well. Her own smile grew to meet his as she settled in fully. “I don’t either. You’d think we would since ya know.. we’re part of it. ” She said laughing. She took put her history book on the table, right in front of her, along with her notebook and opened it up. She would have to start in vocabulary first then move to the worksheets. She played with the ends of her black hair as she stared at the book then looked up at Sean as his eyes finally came up to her face. She didn’t care when guy’s looked her over because she did the same to them and plus she flaunted her body in the non-slutty type way so why couldn’t they look?

She looked at his hand and put her hand out as well, shaking his hand with a smile. “I’m Candace but people call me baby or Ace.” She spoke before letting go of his hand. She knew people thought she was weird when she actually welcomed being called baby. She got it from being small and having a baby face in a way. Ace was another story besides having it in her name. She flashed him another smile and looked at his smile. “I love your smile. It’s cute.”She said adoring how big his smile got at times right now. She blew up at her bangs trying to move them again. She was thinking of letting them grow longer so she could tuck them behind her ear.

[Sean Thomas]

Her statement was very true, this girl before him. Economics would be a bit pointless due to the fact that what they were studying in the class was what was happening in the present as we spoke. His smile grew as he looked back down at the paper, after she introduced herself as Candace or Ace or Baby. He guessed it was how well you knew her, because he certainly was not going to call her baby. It would send the wrong impression. Sean really didn't have a nickname, simply because his name was simple to remember. His boys back in Chicago had called him Guns for a completely different reason, and he wasn't about to divulge secrets out to the first girl he met.

He looked up as she spoke again, this time about his smile, which made it grow even larger across his face and his skin only darkened with a blush and he looked down at his book, nodding a thank you. He looked back up, after giving himself a split second to compose his mind, silently telling it to shut up and stop running wild. She flashed him a smile in return, which if she was talking about his smile being cute, damn. What would he's be compared to him?

"Well, thank you. Your smile is breath-taking"

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[Candace Jernay]

Candace smiled at him sweetly. It was true, economics was happening as they spoke but no, teachers had to go and make it more difficult. She looked at him and laughed softly at his reaction to what her nicknames were. "Baby is just cause I'm short and got that cute little baby face all the girls wish they had. Ace is well...for another time of explanation."She said laughing. She was hinting that she was enjoying his company so far and that if it went well she'd definitly ask for his number and give him her's so they could hang out another time as well. But as for the nicknames, everyone called her those even the teachers called her baby or Ace, pretty weird for teachers though.

She gave him a big smile, her dimples showing as usual and watched him. She could see the light blush on his cheeks but didn't say anything. She found it rather cute the way he blushed as well. She figured that people would get tired of seeing her dimples but they never really did or seeing her smile. She laughed as he complimented her smile" Thank you. Normally it's "your smile is beautifull"but never breath-taking. I like it."She said in her soft southern accent and smiled again at him. "So, where do you come from. I'm from Savannah, Georgia."She said proudly and nodded her head

[Sean Thomas]

No. Most people wouldn't get tired of seeing her smile, because he wasn't lying. It was breath-taking and it was definately something he wanted to see every day, if he could. He looked down at his book, taking a split second to decide which one he want to continue with: Candace or Economics. The decision wasn't hard to come by and he stuck the papers inside the book, closed it, and slipped it inside his bookbag at his feet and looked back up at her, a smile spread across his face.

She was from Georgia. Long ways away from where he was from. Savannah. He had heard about Savannah from somewhere, but it didn't click in his head where he had heard it from. Then she asked where he was from. He looked down for a split second and then looked up again. He wasn't quite sure if he wanted to divulge where he was from. He had left and that was all there was to it, but he wasn't going to be rude to her. He was from a primarily black neighborhood, aka the ghetto. His words came out softly.

"Chicago. I was born and raised in Chicago."

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[Bryan Lewis]

Bryan got dropped off with his brother Trey to get some books for their mother. Bryan was in his work uniform.

They walked in the Library slowly. As they went to the reference desk to ask where the books were. Bryan caught eye of the sexy girl sitting there talking to this guy

He had a thought in his mind but overturned it thinking the guy must be her boyfriend

[Candace Jernay]

Candace smiled at him softly. She knew a few people that would run and tackle her to get her to smile and laugh. She watched him look down at his book before watching him more as he picked it up and put it into his book bag. She gave him another smile to match his own as he looked back up at her. She figured that she won the battle against his homework for his attention while he won her's as well.

She tilted her head as he took a few moments to answer her. She was wondering why but she wasn't going to press into the subject after the first few moments of knowing him. Savannah was mostly known of the food network from Paula Deen. As for the ghetto, she grew up with 5 other siblings, not including herself, her parents worked a job each and her daddy worked two every time her mama get pregnant. Plus, while they lived in Savannah, all their relatives liked in Atlanta meaning they went there atleast 4 times a month for a weekend or a day. She wasn't distant from ghettos, she was raised in one but that didn't make her any different cause her parents raised her to be the way she was. "ooh! I've never been there. I've been almost all around Georgia, to New York and a few other places. Have you ever been to Georgia?"She asked him excitedly with a big smile. She looked up as the library doors opened, being greeted by another boy and flashed him a smile.

[Trey Lewis]

Trey had grabbed his jacket that had "Brown University" on it. He puts it on, in the library. "Man. It's quiet up in here." saids Trey.
"That's how we like it" saids the Librarian lady.
"Tsk. Don't come at me like that." mumbled Trey, walking off into a section with loads of books.
Trey rubbed his chin, looking around at the books.
"None of these fucking books look good." saids Trey.
Trey continues looking, but kept a close eye on his brother to make sure, he doesn't do anything stupid.

[Bryan Lewis]

Bryan had been to shy and had frozen in his footsteps when he seen the girl smile at him. He immediately turned to talk to his brother

Bryan: Ummm, Trey, Quit acting stupid....

He walked to a table, stumbling a bit, watching the girl at the corner of his eyes

[Trey Lewis]

Trey smacked him in the back of his head before he walked off. "You betta stop tryna stunt for you get yo ass embrassed. You may be older then me, but you can still get yourself embrassed by yo little brother. Shoo." saids Trey. Trey walked off on his own to look for a book.

[Bryan Lewis]

Bryan looked at Trey like he was stupid.

Bryan: Smack me one more time nigga....

He got up himself to go to the nearest bookshelf where the girl was sitting at.
He started to go through the books loudly hoping the girl would notice him

[Candace Jernay]

Candace watched as the boy stopped then stumbled a little and felt bad for him, seeing him turn to talk to the other boy that came in minutes after. She watched as he walked over to another table and tilted her head alittle at him. "Hey, You ok?"She asked concerned when he stumbled then seeing the other boy smack him in the head. She watched him as he walked over to the book shelf, seeing the obvious book noise as a try to get someone's attention.

(erm..I feel bad for postin without Sean so lol Imma start up a post somewhere in a few if either of u or both wanna join it, then that's cool)

[Trey Lewis]

Trey looked back, laughing at his brother tryna stunt still. Trey went scrolling through a book. He grabbed a book, that was referring to drug dealers and stuff. He scrolled through the pages. "369 pages in this thin ass book." thought Trey. "Man. I don't want this shit." Trey threw the book, back on the shelve. Trey continued to walk around.