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       Group Study Room
       By: EloquentMisprints Date: November 21, 2013, 11:51 pm
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       Re: Group Study Room
       By: GGJ5 Date: January 20, 2014, 3:01 pm
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       Erin Spenser
       Four-thirty on Thursday, Erin thought as she dropped into one of
       the chairs and flicked open a textbook. It was the time that was
       supposed to be set aside for her and Jason to talk, but he'd
       skipped out of them a few times, and the last time, he'd decided
       she wasn't worth it. Erin frowned into her textbook, seeing the
       word, but their meaning not registering. She put in earbuds and
       turned up her ipod, letting the bass soak up her thoughts.
       "Welcome to the exciting world of physical science," she read to
       herself, her lips forming the words like a silent film actress.
       And she read it again, three more times, her pen absently
       drawing spirals in her notebook.
       She didn't really want to be in here studying. She didn't really
       intend to study. But there wasn't much to do on a weekday
       afternoon here, and anyway, all she wanted to do was cuddle in
       Jason's arms, or possibly rip his face off. She couldn't decide
       which.
       The silver lining was that at least she didn't have to go it
       entirely alone. She'd already heard the "there are plenty of
       fish in the sea" and "long distance relationships don't work"
       speeches anyway from selective friends. But that wasn't the
       point-- the point was that it hurt, and not many people seemed
       to get that. She just wanted to know that it was okay to hurt,
       and wanted people to let her hurt until she decided she was done
       with it. Or however that worked. Maybe she wouldn't ever be done
       with it. But thankfully, there were people like Reese. He got
       it. One of the very few who did get it. And he'd seen her hurt,
       so he knew it was real. No one else really seemed to think it
       was that much of a hurt, or if it was, they didn't do much about
       it. Thankfully, he did.
       But she knew she couldn't just go cry over to him whenever she
       felt sad. It was kind of humiliating, too, that he'd seen her so
       upset.... Part of Erin did not ever want to repeat that or
       remind him of that part of her ever.
       Erin gave an exaggerated sigh, leaning back in her chair and
       taking out her phone. She skimmed Twitter, but found nothing of
       interest there. It occurred to her that being in a freaking
       study hall was the stupidest place to go if she wanted to get
       away from her thoughts. Erin shut the cover of the textbook and
       dropped her phone on top, as if that sealed it off from her.
       Maybe she should just go back to her room, get her guitar, and
       take it outside for a little quality time with the music.
       But instead, she flipped open to another page in her notebook
       and began writing.
       I'm won't leave anyone empty again. I will blow him away. He'll
       want to find me and chase me, but he won't be able to catch me.
       Not quickly, anyway. Or maybe he will, if he's good enough. But
       either way, I won't leave anyone feeling empty. I'll make myself
       worth it. How do you make yourself worth it, though? Erin
       stopped and thought about it. What made guys become smitten with
       girls? She'd thought Jason felt that way about her, but she must
       have been wrong. So she had to change something, but she had no
       idea what to change... Maybe if I become a better kisser... I
       need more practice. I wonder if Jason thought I was a bad kisser
       and just never told me... I bet he met a new girl who was way
       better and that's what it was. So I need to fix that...
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       Re: Group Study Room
       By: EloquentMisprints Date: January 21, 2014, 9:17 pm
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       Sydora Reynalds
       Sighing heavily, Sydora glanced over the railing and crinkled
       her nose. She really disliked going to the study hall, but the
       library was overcrowded and she had a hard time concentrating in
       her dorm room, which left her with few options. She shifted her
       bag on her shoulder and started down the stairs, almost tumbling
       down as her heel caught one of the steps.
       "D*mn it." She mumbled, gripping the railing tightly and
       fighting off the flush that threatened to spread across her
       cheeks. Nothing seemed to be going right lately, not since the
       whole Trent incident. A heavy, nervous feeling sat in the pit of
       her stomach, twisting every time she thought of him. She'd never
       admit it to anyone, save Clarence and Silas, but she was
       terrified that her ex-whatever-the-hell-he-was wouldn't care
       enough to keep her secret to himself. Sure, Trent wasn't a
       complete d*ck, he just didn't really care about anything other
       than saving his hide; and she fully believed that he would
       publicly award her with a metaphorical certificate for being the
       craziest chick on campus.
       She shook the thought from her head and willed away the
       uncomfortable feeling as she slipped past a girl she vaguely
       recognized, opting to sit on the other half of the table. It
       wasn't long before she'd spread her books across her portion of
       the table and was glaring down at her paper, groaning when her
       eyes landed on a huge mistake.
       "Seriously?" She moaned, running a hand threw her hair before
       digging in her bag for her eraser... and coming up empty handed.
       "Do you have a rubber?" She asked the girl at the other end of
       the table, Austin or Andy or something. "Do you have a rubber?"
       Letting out a little growl of frustration, she chucked her
       pencil in the girl's general direction.
       "Do you have a rubber?"
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