forum I'm in a cliche Webcomic?!

Started August 13, 2019 by @Fantasy-Illy!

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"You're gross." He said, taking out a notebook and writing. A, g, e, g… fuck, what was suposed to be that next chord?

“Well you’re stupid, so I guess we’re even,” Ian said.

Johnny wasn't listening, focusing on the page. Wait, does anything rhyme with that?

"Boys, don't fight again," Kaori sighed. He knew it, they always had a special talent… a special talent for bickering with each other, that is.

"Ah, Cassie. Sorry, it was just so comfortable." Nagi laughed and turned over to see Cassie. "We? I'm pretty sure, they said we weren't friends, so it would be strange if they worried." It was understandable that Cassie was worried, but the boys? "Anyway, I don't know if you heard but we're thinking of going to the beach after school."
(Sorry it took so long for me to answer, I was talking to my mom.)

Cassie hesitated. "Yes, I know. I - someone told me. I'll talk to my parents about it."

"My mom is working late at the hospital again, so she won't care." Nagi had always hated being alone at night, it was worse when she was younger, but now she's used to it. "Should we even bring swimsuits or do you think it will be too cold still?" She smiled and nudged her friend.

Cassie shrugged. "I'll probably wear one. Hypothermia is worth it," she said with a wry smile. "D'you want to sleep over again, since your mom's working late?"

"Can I?" Nagi smiled. "We should go by my house before the beach and I can pack." Nagi wondered if Cassoe had someone she actually liked or if she really was as innocent as she looked. But it would be nice to have a friend tonight. "It sucks having a mom that works all day at a hospital, but I mean it's good as well."

Cassie nodded. "I know," she told Nagi. "We'll stop by your house, then mine just to check with my mom in person, and then the beach."

"Sounds good." Just then the bell rang and Nagi rolled her eyes. She really didn't want to finish school, but she wasn't one to skip. "Alright, better get back to class." She stood and held out a hand for Cassie to take. Sure things might be a little strange now, but hopefully things would get easier as time passes.

Cassie nodded, taking Nagi's hand. "We have Algebra 2," she told Nagi, weaving through the crowd of students leaving the lunchroom.

Johnny jumped when the bell rang, putting his notebook away. "Goddamit, I hate that class…" He muttered.

"Actually," Kaori said. "I find math quite fascinating." But then again he found all his classes fascinating. Except for P.E of course. He was a nerd, for sure, but definitely not an athlete. He slung his bag over his shoulder and headed the way Cassie and Nagi had gone.

"Of course you do." He said, hands shoved into his pockets. "At least you're passing."

The final bell rang and Nagi was relieved. "It's lucky that our houses are so close." Throwing her backpack over her shoulder she looked to Cherry only for a few seconds before walking away with Cassie. "Do you have any of the boy's numbers so we can text them?" In case something happened or that they might be late.

Cassie pulled out her phone to look through the contacts. "I don't think so," she said apologetically after a few seconds.

"Well let's go find one of them and get a number. It would be inconvenient if we couldn't contact one another." Plus the closer her and the boys get, the closer I find out who the main guy character is. "Come on, let's go." A huge smile was on Nagi's face when she grabbed Cassie's hand and ran out of the class room. "Shout if you see one of them."

Cassie nodded silently, looking around. There was no way in hell that she was going to ask anyone for their number; she was far too socially awkward. But hopefully Nagi would be able to.

Ian was walking down the hall, humming quietly to himself and lost in thought. He was about to leave for the day when he spotted Nagi and Cassie.