Welcome to Four Winds! IC

Kinsley
"Wow, this place looks way better than how Mom and Dad made it sound..."

Kinsley nodded in agreement with her little sister as she made her way to the lobby of the camp site, still surprised by just how modern everything appeared. When her parents had sprung the news that the two of them would be going to a summer camp, she couldn't help but feel a little hesitant about it, instantly picturing a few large, rickety cabins with no air condition. But these, these were much more nicer than what she had come expecting. She glanced over at Emily to make sure she was doing okay with carrying her things before shifting her attention back to the lobby, seeing that a few people were already making their way inside for the welcoming speech from the Counselors.

"Come on Emily, I don't want to be late." The tall, slender brunette gave a warning glance to her baby sister before quickening her pace to the lobby, not wanting to make any kind of scene arriving late. Plus, she wanted to see if there were any cute counselors around here. That would definitely make the summer pass by much faster, and make it more enjoyable.


Emily
"I'm going as fast as I can!"

Emily couldn't help but snap at her sister, not too fond about this whole summer camp thing. She wanted to stay back at home with her friends, not make new ones some place thousands of miles away. At least the place wasn't as hideous as she and Kinsley had thought it would be. She glanced around as she followed her sister into the lobby, not bothering to smile at any of the people who greeted her as she came in. She couldn't help but nod in mild approval as she saw a few campers her age, at least she wouldn't be the only fourteen year old here. She shifted her bags as she made her way towards two chairs in the front to the very right, rolling her eyes as she saw her sister stealing glances at the cute guys in the room. As if she isn't going to get enough attention as it is with those shorts on, she thought with a smirk, merely sighing as she dropped her bags and plopped down into the chair.

"So, when is this thing supposed to be starting again?"

Ember looked around at the camp. Wasn't much of excitement as she had hoped for, than again her parents sent her here. She couldn't help but sigh since her whole summer will be ruined with a bunch of perverts or people who really want to be here. 'Just act distant and no will go near you at all..' she thought to herself and she gripped her backpack of items needed. She had no idea where to go, but viewed a couple of people heading into a lobby and decided to follow in. Ember couldn't believe how many counselors are in the room, she hoped none of them ever tried to talk to her at all. Plus, it really made her upset when she notice most of the girls were much taller than her. The atmosphere around her was relaxed which made her calm down with all this mixed feelings on her mind. Once she took notice of individuals she couldn't help but smirk. "Maybe this camp won't be so bad.."

Johnny stepped off the bus and breathed in a big breath of air. He was happy to be here again, though this was probably going to be one of his last years. He grabbed his tramping backpack that he had borrowed off one of the guys working with the program, swung it over his shoulder and headed to the lobby for the welcoming.
As he walked through the door, he was greeted by one of the counselors, he knew from previous years. Which leaded to a High five shared between them as he walked to grab a seat.
Johnny looked around at all the new faces, he got excited to meet a bunch of them, but really hoped that this time, that hardly anyone would ask him about his life outside of camp. He hated lying to people, but he was to scared that people would think differently of him, if they knew the truth.

Jaycee was literally pushed out of her father's truck and her bag thrown at her "Well thanks dad I wanted to be all scratched up the second I got to this camp that was shoved down my throat." She rolled her eyes and watched as her dad leave. "Guess I should figure out what I should be doing right now." She looked around and saw some other campers but didn't feel like talking to anybody yet.

Jacob Roth, or as he prefered JT, did not want to be here. He and his mother had a long conversation before he left. She tried to be a loving mother, while he was simply a dick head. He didn't say a true goodbye to his mother, only a fuck you as he slammed the door closed. He stalked through the camp, mumbling curses under his breath. He wore a tight black shirt, which reached his elbows before ending. That reveiled ten rows of scars going up both of his arms. He had on ripped jeans, dark, angry eyes shining out from under his eyebrows. Most people around him kept a slight distance from him, able to tell he wasn't a good guy. He dropped his bags by his chair, but for one on his back. He sat down, in the back far right corner, sending a nasty glare at anyone who came near him. From a pocket he pulled out a bag of pills and took out two, swallowing it down with the water. Hd didn't know quite what he would do when he ran out of drugs. And from the look of things, that seemed very soon.

Posey sat in her cabin, light floral summer dress hanging over her skin that sported soft blues, reds, and yellows. With white converse for shoes and her long brown hair tucked behind her ears, she looked naturally gorgeous like she always did. Many of the councelor girls were jealous of her. They could say whatever they wanted to, she could know what they weee saying unless she was paying attention to their lips. She was sure they talked about her enough, and Posey was kind of glad she couldn't hear them.
Posey goes to stand outaide of her cabin and start welcoming those girls in.

Eventually Jaycee managed to wonder to the back of a room with her bag slung lazily over her shoulder to where another boy sat and glared at people. She shrugged and looked down at her black high tops. She had written song lyrics from random songs all over the white parts of the shoes and some of them were fading. Pulling a pen out of her purplish grey hair she began to trace over some of them darkening the words once again. She was seated on the floor with her leg in what looked like a very uncomfortable position. It was a wonder she hadn't tried to cause any trouble yet to be honest and as she touched up the words she smirked and thought of ways to cause some sort of trouble.

"Sweetheart if you just give camp a chance am sure you are going to love it. Rachael .." her father stopped short as the look on his daughter's face warned him he was crossing dangerous territory. "Look its just for the summer and I honesty feel that we could all use a bit of a break from one another." Aaliyah rolled her eyes as her father went to the trunk of the car and started unloading her luggage. "And the only way you and .. that .. thing could catch a break is by abandoning me in the middle of nowhere like thousands a miles away. So was this your idea or it's," she said clearly aggregated by the whole situation. Her father put down her things in front of her it looked like he was about to say something when she cut him off "See you when the summer's over dad." Picking up her things she turned away from her father walking into the camp.

She wasn't exactly sure what going to camp would be like, as a kid she never went and as a teen she really didn't want to be here. Taking in her surrounds as she strolled along she was happy to see that this camp looked to at be update on the outside. A counselor on her way to the lobby must have noticed Aaliyah's confusion because she walked up to the girl "Are you looking for the lobby?" she asked in a voice that was far to cheery for Aaliyah's current mood. Her response was a shrug as she just looked around at all the other people walking around, "Well just follow me then" the older teenager said gripping Aaliyah's wrist and pulling her along. By the time they reached the lobby Aaliyah's wrist felt slightly sore from the girl's tight grip and she was about five seconds from slapping the hell out her when she let go. Lucky for her she had seen a friend of hers who waved her over, once the girl was gone from sight Aaliyah took a quick look around the lobby before taking a seat.