Swimming *Justin*

[Sakiya Min]

Sakiya was swimming in books. In the ink and the words jumped out to her from the page. How did she think she could get all of this homework done in time to go out tonight? The library was empty, of course. Smarter people got their homework done on time so it allowed them a lot of free time. She checked her watch for the fifth time. It was only nine o'clock and still, not one article of homework was not done.

She ran her hands through her hair, trying to hide the fact that she was stuck on English. How many times had her parents pushed her to get her homework done before the weekend? Not because they wanted to see their daughter succeed, of course they want that though, but because they wanted to ensure that she had the right discipline when it came to college. Isn't this exactly like college? Except, she thought she would be out every Friday night with a different guy on her arm instead of stuck inside the damned library.

"Stupid! Stupid! Stupid!!" she quietly yelled, running her hand through her hair once more. Brown eyes looked for something much more interesting than the ink in front of her eyes.

[Justin Huntmen]

Justin was sleeping all day in the court yard and woke up around 7 pm and started to listen to his ipod as he walked around looking for some crystals. After finding some crystals with a red tinge he put them in a bag and looked for a few more. Soon after he started to head back and walked into his dorm putting the crystal up and changing into some clothes that werent covered in dirt. He wore a plain blue t-shirt with some faded and ripped at the knees pants and hos cowboy boots. He dicided to walk into the library to find a book about the crystal and stummbled on some books as he heard a girl calling herself stupid. "You okay?" he asked

[Sakiya Min]

Saki looked at someone who had walked in on her little study corner. She considered answering him, but she couldn't. She had to focus on her studies and get them done or they would never get done. "Don't step on my books. Their the libraries and I seriously don't have the money to replace them." She placed the history book she had in her hands down at her feet and stared up at the guy. "Now, what do you want?" Her brown eyes roamed through the many pages that were open. She kept her ears open if he wanted to talk, but she honestly didn't care if he walked away.