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"Hey, Feliciano" Lovino said, poking his brothers arm again. Feliciano looked up at him, golden eyes questioning. "If I die young, will you bury me with white on?" Lovino asked. Feliciano looked at him in confusion, but nodded. "I'll do whatever you want" He said. Lovino nodded and looked back up at the TV. Feliciano looked at him with concern but brushed it off.                                                

Thackery woke up with the thoughts of the previous night plaguing him. He tried not to think about that project, after all, he'd just woken up and according to his alarm clock, still had quite some time before he had to make his daily commute to school. He heard noises from downstairs and assumed it to be his dad feeding Tyler. He swung his legs over the side of the bed and rubbed his eyes. His glasses sat on the side table next to his bed, being neglected as he ventured to the bathroom, planning on taking a cold shower. He heard the patter of feet before looking down and seeing his dog, Luke, looking up at him. He'd gotten Luke a few weeks

Thackery William Thackery sat at his desk studying Aaron. The first thing I noticed was that his eyes were a weird kind of green. Not in a bad way, but they look weird. They remind me of the forest almost. "Class! As we informed you yesterday, you will be working on a group assignment, we selected the partners carefully and fully expect you to give the other partner as much effort as possible and more. We want you to pick a certain experiment to do. Now remember, this isn't second grade, we don't do volcanoes and 'what happens when we mix vinegar and water'. We are doing serious thing here, and were thinking about giving the best one to th

Aaron woke up to a large ringing in his ears, signaling that he had once again missed a period of learning. Last night, he had not been able to get enough sleep due to his brother having a large party. His brother, Craig, much like himself, was a popular foot player.  Unlike himself though, his brother was in college, not high school and could pick when his classes would be. Aaron was the poster boy of the school. The only person who even some what rivaled was his second youngest brother, who was a year below him. His whole family had a reputation for being jocks. This was because his dad was not only the star player, but coach at both