The Sandy Beach

"Awesome!" Sarah said

When I was done crying I left.

I walk to the lake to see if kie was there, really uick.(sam)

ooc ok

Ooc: shes at the lake.

Star wrote:"Yeah, it was." I smile and sit on my towle.

"You god parent is the god of what?" she asked

I walked down to the beach quietly.
I sat in the water watching waves lap over my feet.
I thought about Kie.
Ugh, I thought. That kid is messing with my mind!!

Jasmine ran in, rubbing the tears out of her eyes. She sat on the sand and buried her face in her hands, since the last thing she needed was that some unknown tried to comfort her. Jas was really optimist and she used to believe in rainbows after storms. Well, it would be more healthy to change her mind about that.

OOC: You should specify the character you're rping.

I saw a girl run onto the beach, looking upset.
I wondered what was wrong with her.
Maybe we had something in common.
I doubted it though, since mood swings are a rare thing, I think.

Jasmine's whine finally seemed to get softer. She pulled out a handkerchief and started to dry her tears in a too slow pace. She was feeling exhausted. Crying and sleeping were the only two things that she did in that last weeks.

OOC- Oh my Gods sorry I was distracted.
BIC- I decided to go over to the girl since she didn't look like she was going to kill me if I talked to her.
"Hey," I said softly. "Are you alright?"

"Do I seem to be alright?" Jasmine asked in a surprisingly serene tone, raising her gaze at the girl. She stopped crying, but her pale and freckled face was still unhealthily ruddy.

I blinked in surprise.
"I-I-sorry," I said.
I looked down, a little hurt.
"I'm Alia, daughter of Athena," I introduced myself, trying to make a new friend.
I sure was on the edge with the ones I had now.

Jasmine forced a smirk. "I'm Jasmine, but I go by Jas or Jassy or whatever." She said and examined Alia with a quickly movement of pupils. She seemed to be friendly. Well, Jas didn't feel like making new friends. If she didn't bug her, they could socialize in harmony. Jasmine went back staring at the ground, taciturne.

I forced a kind (I think) smile at her.
I wasn't sure really what to say.
Jasmine didn't seem like she liked me very much, so I just sat there, drawing in the sand.

Jasmine stared at her drawnings. They seemed like a lot of disjointed things, but with a very beautiful track that made Jas forget about half of her recent misadventures.

I stared out at the ocean.
I stood up and smiled at the girl.
"I-I have to go," I told her. "See you later."

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