Seems like a seven...nah, I'll give her a six. Too much makeup, good god. Ephraim watched as a girl strutted past him, looking her up and down head to toe as he took a sip from his chocolate milkshake. It was a Saturday afternoon and Ephraim had nothing to do. So what does he decide to busy himself with? Yep, that's right, rating girls from a scale of 1-10 while drinking an ice cold chocolate milkshake. The Mess Hall was probably his favorite place around camp because it had two things that he absolutely loved: Food and a bunch of girls coming in and out. Of course, he rated these girls in his thoughts and not out loud (he wasn't risking a slap on the face), but he definitely gave the top rated girls a wink or a little crooked smile. He received some rolling of the eyes and the snappy "in your dreams" come back, but he didn't mind. He knew deep inside that he somewhat made their day...or at least he hope he did. Didn't girls like it when a guy pays attention to them?
He was sitting outside of the Mess Hall on a wooden bench that was parked right near the entrance. It was the perfect spot. Dressed in beige slacks and a collared blue, red, and yellow shirt, he looked as if he belonged in a rich and fancy private school. This was definitely not something that he would wear in public, but today he was feeling a bit crazy. Besides, this might make people notice him more. You never see a kid dressed up in a private-school uniform looking outfit around Camp Half Blood do you? Nope. His Mom packed the outfit for him in his bag thinking that he "might need it for special occasions." He didn't know what kind of situations, but he guessed his Mom thought that there might be some event that he would need a nice outfit to go to. Ephraim didn't know what kind of event, but he did hear rumours of a Prom that was going to happen sometime in June. Whoop-ie.
Slurping the last of his chocolate milkshake, he let out a satisfied sigh and threw the empty cup into the trash. "Swish!" He said in triumph as the cup fell right into the hole of the trash can. Leaning back onto the bench, he crossed his arms over his chest and glanced around to find someone to talk to. Making friends came easy to him and he was dying to talk to someone. Another girl holding a Captain America notebook entered the Mess Hall, and she caught his attention for a split second, but he shook his head and went back to finding someone. She likes Captain America...I give her a six. Gods, he's so useless. He became quite bored after a while and decided to see how far he can count until he finds someone to talk to.
"1....2....3...4...5.."
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