forum O/O Closed.

Started December 11, 2019 by @Fantasy-Illy!

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I've been pretty bored lately and want to do a one on one. I have an idea.

Please……..

I mean I can- but I'm gonna have to disappear for like maybe an hour.

Awesome! That's fine.

Alrighty, go ahead and explain this idea of yours and I'll be back!

So, I kinda want a cute romance rp. I was thinking there's this boy who has a extremely weird family (no abuse or anything. They are all just strange.) For example, say he has a younger sister who wears all black and is into fortune telling and curses. But all you want is a normal life and normal romance. I was thinking it could be a guy and he is raised by a single mom (who is also a bit weird.) But then, he ends up getting involved with this weird Senpai at his school, and he keeps getting involved somehow, but refuses to fall in love with her because all he wants is a normal life. I'm thinking the Senpai could be a girl. Since I'm better at GirlXBoy RPs. I'm leaning more towards the girl, but I don't mind which to play.

I'm cool with either! And I'm actually better with BxG romance as well! I really like it and think it's cute, so do we do templates or do you not want to and kinda just go blind?

I figured just go in blind. Do you want to be the girl or boy?

Honestly the guy would probably be better in this case for me because I am no senpai and haven't delt with one XD so I'll be the boy.

Awesome! I have an eye appointment so when I get back from that I'll start.

It was a chilly spring morning. It was a new semester and the cherry blossom trees were in full bloom. Ari, stood just inside the school gates recruiting new people for her club. Last she she started it but not many people joined, and she was forced to close it down, this year though, she was determined to start it back up. The mystery detective club. It sounded a bit weird, so no one really wanted to join. "Here, please take one." She handed the papers out. The second years only took them because they knew Ari, and felt bad. The first years just kinda gave her a weird look and moved on. Now, Air was a really pretty girl, but didn't have many friends thanks to her weird personality. She was kind of a mystery to people, you never know what she was going to say or do. A lot of her class mates liked her randomness, they thought it was funny.
(https://pin.it/b4xirhq2v6tytv https://pin.it/g6bjcehselqvea This is Ari, which is short for Arizona.)

(Eep! I'm sorry!!)

Cade Richards slipped out the door before his siblings could follow. He started running down the walk way trying to make sure they couldn't catch up. "Just for once- one normal day? Please?" He asked no one in particular. He slowed to a jogging pace and looked around. Now he noticed the trees and everything. Cade had lived in America for many years, and recently moved to there current home now. He came up to the school and saw a girl handing out something. He made his way towards her trying to fit in.

Ari saw Cade and new he was a first year. She saw this as a opportunity. "Hello, welcome. I'm Arizona, I know weird name, my parents really like America. Anyway, you should join my club." Her green eyes lit up as she looked up at him. Ari was thin and a tad short, she always gets confused for a middle schooler. A group of second year girls passed by and laughed. "Ari, did you find your new victim?" They didn't mean it in a bad way. They liked Ari, but they weren't exactly friends. "What no, just finding someone to join my club." As they walked by, the girls wished Cade good luck and waved goodbye to the two. "Don't listen to them."

Cade was quiet as he listened to her and the other girls, and hearing their words didn't help. "Uh- what kind of club?" He asked only to be polite. He really didn't want to seem rude. He just wanted to move on and get through the day one step at a time. Maybe it could be normal- but probably not. He stuck out like a sore thumb, and there was no changing that. Especially if his crazy siblings found him, he'd be the laughing stock of the school. He swore he would not let that happen. Not this time.

"Oh," Ari took a paper from the pile she was carrying and handed it to Cade. "It's a mystery club. Like we go around and solve all the old school myths. Seeing as this school has been around for a while, I'm sure there has to be something." She looked around almost as if she were trying to sense some other worldly things. "So, what do you say?" She looked back at him and smiled. He seemed to be the only person interested, and it made Ari happy.

"I'll think about it." He said softly taking the paper from her hand. He gave her a smile and tucked it into his bag. "I'll see you later." He waved before heading off into the building.

Once he was far enough away, Ari jumped up and down. She was excited that someone was finally interested. "I see you may have a new member." Looking up Ari saw her childhood friend Uriah. This was also his first day of high school. The two were always neighbors and their mothers have been friends since high school. "Yeah. He's a first year like you. Maybe you can be friends." Uriah smiled. He was very overprotective of Ari, only because he knew how she was. When they were younger, Ari was picked on a lot. "Let's head to class."

Cade slipped through the halls quietly. He really just wanted to get through the day and get back home. Yet again maybe he wouldn't. His siblings would probably bother and follow him once he got back. It was honestly a miracle that he got away in the first place. "I'll go for a walk. That's what I'll do." He mumbled to himself as he made it to the first class on his schedule.

Ari waited in the club room for her new member and Uriah. She was leaning back in her chair, looking at the ceiling. Just then the door opened and Uriah walked in. "I don't see why I keep coming here, I'm not even in this club." He laughed as he sat down. "Think your new friend is going to come?" Ari shrugged. She hoped he did, but she was used to people saying they would come and end up not coming. She remembered her mother telling her to never be anyone other than herself, and Ari did her best to do just that.