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Jasper Ken Lial
The day started with the sun coming through the cracks of a curtain, illuminating the small, messy room. Jasper, a 17 year old boy, lay sleeping on his bed with half his body under covers the other half hanging off the bed. Soft snoring could be heard coming from him as the door creaked open and a soft voice was heard, "Jasper, it's time to wake up." There was no response just more snoring. A sigh was heard and the door opened more to reveal a rather short woman with curly red hair and bright green eyes. She walked into the room and looked at Jasper an exasperated look on her face. "Must we go through this every time?" The woman questioned the sleeping figure. More snoring was heard as the woman grabbed the covers and yanked causing the sleeping figure to jolt awake. The teen looked around black hair sticking up in different directions before his eyes landed on the woman.
A sigh escaped Jasper's thin lips as he sat up looking at the woman, "I'm up mom, you can put the blanket down now." The blanket dropped to the floor as Jasper's mother exited the room saying, "Schools in an hour, get ready." With that she left, leaving Jasper to get ready. Dragging a hang through his messy hair Jasper looked around his room another sigh coming from him. 'Guess I should clean this soon,' Jasper thought getting up from his bed. Making sure to walk around the mess Jasper gathered some clothes and quickly changed before walking out of his room toward the bathroom. Jasper was now wearing a tight black t-shirt and blue jeans. He could hear talking coming from downstairs as he passed by. With quiet steps Jasper entered the bathroom and started getting ready for the day.
Several minutes later Jasper excited the bathroom, black hair now slicked off to the side, to find his father standing there waiting. "Sorry," Jasper said sheepishly. Walking down the stairs the teen checked his phone before heading to the kitchen. Sitting at a table was his little sister while his mother was making breakfast. "Hey shorty!" Jasper exclaimed ruffling the younger teens hair.
The younger girl gave her brother an exasperated look arguing, "It's Jessica to you!" A cough came from there mother as she turned to give them a stern look. A muffled star wars song was heard from Jaspers pocket. Pulling out his phone he answered, "Hello."
"Hey Jaz! Ford and I are outside waiting for you," Lucas' loud voice came threw the phone.
Rolling his eyes Jasper responded with, "Alright, I'm on my way out." With that he hung up the phone and looked at his family saying, "Lucas and Ford are outside waiting for me. I'll see you later." Getting up Jasper headed for the door and started putting things into his backpack before putting it on, along with his shoes, and heading out the door. Standing at the end of his driveway were Lucas and Ford. Jumping over the steps Jasper started toward his friends starting to shout there names when everything went black.
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Birds, he could hear birds and leaves hitting each other as they sway in the wind. Confusion coursed through Jasper as he opened his eyes slowly, the light hitting his face too bright to open them fast. With blurred vision Jasper started sitting up one hand on his head the other supporting him Jasper started to look around. He could see well, the light still too bright, but he could make out 5 figures near him. He couldn't quite make out what they were and because of that he was fearful. That was until his vision cleared and he could see that they were people. 3 guys and 2 girls. It seemed they were in a warehouse; a broken down one. There were holes in the walls with vines growing up them. Through the cracks in the wall trees could be seen blocking some of the sky. Looking at the others he noticed them waking up.
A sigh escaped Jasper's thin lips as he sat up looking at the woman, "I'm up mom, you can put the blanket down now." The blanket dropped to the floor as Jasper's mother exited the room saying, "Schools in an hour, get ready." With that she left, leaving Jasper to get ready. Dragging a hang through his messy hair Jasper looked around his room another sigh coming from him. 'Guess I should clean this soon,' Jasper thought getting up from his bed. Making sure to walk around the mess Jasper gathered some clothes and quickly changed before walking out of his room toward the bathroom. Jasper was now wearing a tight black t-shirt and blue jeans. He could hear talking coming from downstairs as he passed by. With quiet steps Jasper entered the bathroom and started getting ready for the day.
Several minutes later Jasper excited the bathroom, black hair now slicked off to the side, to find his father standing there waiting. "Sorry," Jasper said sheepishly. Walking down the stairs the teen checked his phone before heading to the kitchen. Sitting at a table was his little sister while his mother was making breakfast. "Hey shorty!" Jasper exclaimed ruffling the younger teens hair.
The younger girl gave her brother an exasperated look arguing, "It's Jessica to you!" A cough came from there mother as she turned to give them a stern look. A muffled star wars song was heard from Jaspers pocket. Pulling out his phone he answered, "Hello."
"Hey Jaz! Ford and I are outside waiting for you," Lucas' loud voice came threw the phone.
Rolling his eyes Jasper responded with, "Alright, I'm on my way out." With that he hung up the phone and looked at his family saying, "Lucas and Ford are outside waiting for me. I'll see you later." Getting up Jasper headed for the door and started putting things into his backpack before putting it on, along with his shoes, and heading out the door. Standing at the end of his driveway were Lucas and Ford. Jumping over the steps Jasper started toward his friends starting to shout there names when everything went black.
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Birds, he could hear birds and leaves hitting each other as they sway in the wind. Confusion coursed through Jasper as he opened his eyes slowly, the light hitting his face too bright to open them fast. With blurred vision Jasper started sitting up one hand on his head the other supporting him Jasper started to look around. He could see well, the light still too bright, but he could make out 5 figures near him. He couldn't quite make out what they were and because of that he was fearful. That was until his vision cleared and he could see that they were people. 3 guys and 2 girls. It seemed they were in a warehouse; a broken down one. There were holes in the walls with vines growing up them. Through the cracks in the wall trees could be seen blocking some of the sky. Looking at the others he noticed them waking up.
Audrey Ann McMurry
Beep, beep, beep, beep, crash! An alarm was thrown across the room breaking as it hit the wall. Audrey sat up looking around groggily. She really needed to stop breaking all her alarms, that was the third on this week. Groaning Audrey got out of bed, stretching while a large yawn escaped her. Walking around her room Audrey gathered up some clothes, holding them up in front of her to decide what she was going to wear. Finally she settled on a black off the shoulder dress with stars dotting throughout it. After changing Audrey grabbed a pair of black pumps and headed out her bed room door. The smell of weed hit her nose as she rolled her eyes. Of course her father was smoking. Walking past the living room Audrey headed to the bathroom and started on her make-up.
After several minutes later and Audrey was walking out the bathroom happy with her look. Her dark auburn hair was held in a braid that draped over her shoulder reaching the top of her chest. She may not have many friends but she had standards to set at school. After all she was a cheerleader. Walking to the living room she was greeted with smoke and an even stronger smell of weed. Shaking her head Audrey smiled at her father and plopped onto the couch next to him. "Hey dad, you're smoking early," Audrey teased with a smile before taking a hit from the bong. If she was to go to school she needed to be a little high.
Her father was a tall, scrawny man with graying brown hair and dark brown eyes. He wore a simple grey t-shirt and jeans. To top it all off he had a stubbly brown beard with bits of gray in it. A large smirk stretched across his face as he responded with, "Yea, you're mom kicked me out of the room last night. Figured I'd wake up before you left."
Giving her dad a side hug Audrey took on more hit before jumping up from the couch and walking toward the door. "I'll see you after school dad!" Audrey shouted at her dad as she walked out the door. The sun sat low in the sky, basking her in orange glows. Basking in the sunlight for a second Audrey started toward her car, ready to go to school. Hopping into her silver Chevy Audrey made sure she had everything she need before starting the car. Going through her normal checks Audrey started to back out of her drive way when everything went dark.
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Sunlight cascaded over Audrey as her eyes squinted open. With a fuzzy memory Audrey tried to figure out where she was but to no avail. Her surroundings consisted of four grey, concrete walls with vines growing up them. On each wall there were many holes with branches and leaves poking through them. Confused Audrey thought of the last thing she could remember, which was her in her car. Panic flashed through her eyes as she thought of her car. She was back out of her car when everything went dark and she wondered if anyone was hurt in her blacking out. Then again she is the one waking up in a strange place. Sitting up Audrey noticed other people sitting up as well, 4 guys and a girl. Slowly standing Audrey took in each person and couldn't recognize any of them. "Wh-who are you people?" Audrey questioned, confusion written all over her.
After several minutes later and Audrey was walking out the bathroom happy with her look. Her dark auburn hair was held in a braid that draped over her shoulder reaching the top of her chest. She may not have many friends but she had standards to set at school. After all she was a cheerleader. Walking to the living room she was greeted with smoke and an even stronger smell of weed. Shaking her head Audrey smiled at her father and plopped onto the couch next to him. "Hey dad, you're smoking early," Audrey teased with a smile before taking a hit from the bong. If she was to go to school she needed to be a little high.
Her father was a tall, scrawny man with graying brown hair and dark brown eyes. He wore a simple grey t-shirt and jeans. To top it all off he had a stubbly brown beard with bits of gray in it. A large smirk stretched across his face as he responded with, "Yea, you're mom kicked me out of the room last night. Figured I'd wake up before you left."
Giving her dad a side hug Audrey took on more hit before jumping up from the couch and walking toward the door. "I'll see you after school dad!" Audrey shouted at her dad as she walked out the door. The sun sat low in the sky, basking her in orange glows. Basking in the sunlight for a second Audrey started toward her car, ready to go to school. Hopping into her silver Chevy Audrey made sure she had everything she need before starting the car. Going through her normal checks Audrey started to back out of her drive way when everything went dark.
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Sunlight cascaded over Audrey as her eyes squinted open. With a fuzzy memory Audrey tried to figure out where she was but to no avail. Her surroundings consisted of four grey, concrete walls with vines growing up them. On each wall there were many holes with branches and leaves poking through them. Confused Audrey thought of the last thing she could remember, which was her in her car. Panic flashed through her eyes as she thought of her car. She was back out of her car when everything went dark and she wondered if anyone was hurt in her blacking out. Then again she is the one waking up in a strange place. Sitting up Audrey noticed other people sitting up as well, 4 guys and a girl. Slowly standing Audrey took in each person and couldn't recognize any of them. "Wh-who are you people?" Audrey questioned, confusion written all over her.
Theodore James Kingston
For once Theodore was awake before his alarm went off. Jumping out of bed the 18 year old looked out of his window, gazing at the people on there way to work or school. It was a habit of his, apart of his daily routine. Theo would stand in front of his window and watch the outside world go about it's day. Turning from the window Theo started gathering his clothes for the day, while putting clothes in the hamper to be washed later. With a quirked lip Theo listened to his family shouting at each other as they got ready for the day themselves. Putting on a red plaid flannel and jeans Theo grabbed his school bag and beanie before walking out of his room, headed for the bathroom to finish his daily routine.
Exiting the bathroom Theo's beanie was placed securely on his head and his glasses were on his face, finally. Looking around he sighed, no one was around. It's not that he doesn't want to see his family, he just doesn't want to be dragged into a family breakfast when there were other things he would rather be doing. Every morning it's the same routine. Walking down stairs Theo peaked around the corner of the kitchen archway to see his family sitting down to eat. Panic flashed through him at the thought of having to spend breakfast with his family today. See today he was going to ask a girl out and he wanted to prepare for it by going into school early.
Trying to be quiet Theodore walked past the arch way only to hear his mother's voice, "Theodore." It was just his name but it asked so many questions; what do you think you're doing, Where are you going? Turning to look at his mother he saw the look on her face. The look that made you want to drop down and say you're sorry.
"I'm headed to school mom," Theo spoke casually but inside he was freaking. Getting a nod from his mother had a sigh of relief escape. "I'll see you after school," He said putting on his shoes and walking out the door. Soaking in the morning rays Theo took a step forward before everything went black.
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The chirping of birds and the waves of leaves hitting leaves could be heard as Theo woke up. Groaning he opened his eyes before closing them quickly at the harsh light that his them. 'Great,' he thought, 'I'm in direct sunlight.' Rolling over Theo opened his eyes again finding it much easier to see. Moving out of sun light Theo leaned on his right elbow and glanced around. Tall walls with beams crossing the celling. 'A warehouse?' Sitting up Theo glanced around noticing other people in the warehouse. Confused Theo observed the other teens, wondering how he got to this strange place. He definitely didn't know these people so they must be from somewhere else.
Exiting the bathroom Theo's beanie was placed securely on his head and his glasses were on his face, finally. Looking around he sighed, no one was around. It's not that he doesn't want to see his family, he just doesn't want to be dragged into a family breakfast when there were other things he would rather be doing. Every morning it's the same routine. Walking down stairs Theo peaked around the corner of the kitchen archway to see his family sitting down to eat. Panic flashed through him at the thought of having to spend breakfast with his family today. See today he was going to ask a girl out and he wanted to prepare for it by going into school early.
Trying to be quiet Theodore walked past the arch way only to hear his mother's voice, "Theodore." It was just his name but it asked so many questions; what do you think you're doing, Where are you going? Turning to look at his mother he saw the look on her face. The look that made you want to drop down and say you're sorry.
"I'm headed to school mom," Theo spoke casually but inside he was freaking. Getting a nod from his mother had a sigh of relief escape. "I'll see you after school," He said putting on his shoes and walking out the door. Soaking in the morning rays Theo took a step forward before everything went black.
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The chirping of birds and the waves of leaves hitting leaves could be heard as Theo woke up. Groaning he opened his eyes before closing them quickly at the harsh light that his them. 'Great,' he thought, 'I'm in direct sunlight.' Rolling over Theo opened his eyes again finding it much easier to see. Moving out of sun light Theo leaned on his right elbow and glanced around. Tall walls with beams crossing the celling. 'A warehouse?' Sitting up Theo glanced around noticing other people in the warehouse. Confused Theo observed the other teens, wondering how he got to this strange place. He definitely didn't know these people so they must be from somewhere else.
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