Affective consciousness -Adam-
Jun 26, 2010 20:11:08 GMT -5
Post by Ann Hudgins on Jun 26, 2010 20:11:08 GMT -5
So Chase wasn't her trainer anymore, now that she had actually started...well trying things. She was set up with this other guy. Adam Collier. His power was like hers, but not. But he was the closest this school had to training someone like her with her powers. She drew in a deep breath as she walked down the hallway. She was used to taking thirty steps to Mr. Kilbourne's door and then walking another fifteen to her seat. But now she was forty-seven...forty-eight...
Fifty. She looked at the door, not liking the difference in her every day routine. She was safe in her routine, because she knew what was going to happen, and she knew what to expect. Now? She had no idea what the other side of that class room looked like, and she did not like that at all. Nevertheless. She had promised to trust Dr. Neville--promised him and promised herself--so she put her hand on the doorknob and cranked it open.
As far as classrooms go, this one was about on the middle of the list for memorable. Everything in it was average, which was fine with her. She could deal with average. It was when things started pushing extraordinary or special that she started freaking out. She saw the guy sitting at his desk, doing teacher things, which didn't surprise her. She couldn't tell if he had a friendly face or not. "Mr. Collier?" She asked, her voice cracked a little from her dry throat. She gathered the moisture in her mouth by a swiveling tongue.
She stepped farther into the room and the door shut behind her with a resounding 'you're stuck in here forever.' She didn't like it. She felt all sorts of things lingering in the room, she leveled her eyes back at the teacher. "I'm Ann. Hudgins." She said slowly, in case he couldn't piece it together. She had no idea if Dr. Neville had handed over her file, or if Mr. Kilbourne had explained why she was going from his tutelage to his. She rubbed the inside of her eye for a moment before she looked around again. Where to start? She wasn't really sure what to stay, or do for that matter, as she remained at the door awkwardly, looking at him a little expectantly.
Fifty. She looked at the door, not liking the difference in her every day routine. She was safe in her routine, because she knew what was going to happen, and she knew what to expect. Now? She had no idea what the other side of that class room looked like, and she did not like that at all. Nevertheless. She had promised to trust Dr. Neville--promised him and promised herself--so she put her hand on the doorknob and cranked it open.
As far as classrooms go, this one was about on the middle of the list for memorable. Everything in it was average, which was fine with her. She could deal with average. It was when things started pushing extraordinary or special that she started freaking out. She saw the guy sitting at his desk, doing teacher things, which didn't surprise her. She couldn't tell if he had a friendly face or not. "Mr. Collier?" She asked, her voice cracked a little from her dry throat. She gathered the moisture in her mouth by a swiveling tongue.
She stepped farther into the room and the door shut behind her with a resounding 'you're stuck in here forever.' She didn't like it. She felt all sorts of things lingering in the room, she leveled her eyes back at the teacher. "I'm Ann. Hudgins." She said slowly, in case he couldn't piece it together. She had no idea if Dr. Neville had handed over her file, or if Mr. Kilbourne had explained why she was going from his tutelage to his. She rubbed the inside of her eye for a moment before she looked around again. Where to start? She wasn't really sure what to stay, or do for that matter, as she remained at the door awkwardly, looking at him a little expectantly.