Naieves had been up for the past hour, waiting for all the other students to awaken. She couldn't believe it. She just couldn't. It was the last day of school. Now, it wasn't just any last day of school. It was the last day of school. She'd be graduating. As well as all of her other friends.
She didn't want them dressing up in any stupid graduation clothes or to look perfect. Why bother? She didn't need to give a stupid speech. Too afraid to speak in front of a large crowd. It was simple. All that would happen was that the students would awaken and go to the cafeteria with all their stuff (if they had any) and say their goodbyes. But of course, they'd most likely see each other around town.
And of course, she'd be with Hershel. She smiled. Hershel. She liked the sound of his name.

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Luna lay on her bed, tossing a coin into the air. Where would she go? She had no idea. She was still convinced that she had known Hershel before school though. Before all of this had ever happened. She sighed as the coin landed with a small thunk on the wooden floor beside her bed.
There was no way Naieves would let her move in; now that her and Hershel would probably be moving into a house or an apartment together.

She was alone, like always.
A small tear ran town her cheek.
Alone
She'd gotten used to that word.

Hershel woke up, bags under his eyes he got out of bed and changed into his casual clothing. Striped shirt, check, tie, check, jeans, check. He shook his head, making his hair a little messy and started packing up everything. He made his bed and then when done looked at the empty room, memories flashed through his eyes. He smiled lightly at most of the memories with Naieves. He grabbed his bag and walked out the door, his name etched in the door went away. It was an empty room, owned by no one.
Hershel walked over to Naieves room and knocked on the door.

Naieves was surprised to hear someone knocking on her door. It was most likely Hershel. "Come in." she said.

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Luna got up and got the coin. She had already made her bed, and she had had nothing to pack. She lay down on her bed, flipping the coin once more.
Heads. Alone.
Tails.Alone.
Heads.Alone.
Tails.Alone.

Sam got up and didn't bother getting dressed. He only had one outfit and never took it off. There was no need for him to ever dress cause he never undressed. The school public shower was terrible. You never knew when a naked guy would walk in on you. It was scary! He never wanted such a horrid experience, so he avoided the showers and never showered. His smell never bothered him anyway. Fuck it all.

Sam left his room and waltzed into town. It was graduation day. As far as he was concerned, he was done with school already. To hell with graduation ceremony.

Jayce woke up. He yawned and thought he was getting ready for another usual day at school, then the memories and remembrance came back into him and he laughed. Today was graduation day. The day he'd finally be able to go back out into the real world. He would get a job at the library.. read books very often, travel the world! It would be great. He didn't dress since Kobaloses didn't wear clothes, so he just grabbed a tie his size and put it on. He packed his stuff and walked into the cafeteria, where everyone would be meeting. No one was there yet, so he just sat at a table and thought about his new life outside of school and in reality of the real world.

Hershel walked in and moved pretty quickly over to Naieves he hugged her tightly and said "We're graduating today!", quite enthusiastically, he released his girlfriend from his hug and grinned.

Naieves smiled widely. "I know. It's almost sad enough to make me cry. Almost." she said, semi sarcastically.
"But seriously. Wow."

Sam got lost somewhere in town. Dammit! I knew I should have taken a map from the Guidance Office before going into town.

"Yeah.. So, for the past two weeks, after exams I was looking for a place to move into.. I wanted to know, would you want to move in with me?" Hershel smiled at Naieves and awaited her response.

Naieves smiled. "Yeah, definitely."

Hershel said "Well, you should probably start packing up so we can go say goodbye to all the other students."

"Yeah." Naieves said, sighing. She started putting away her clothes in a small suitcase.

Hershel smiled "I remember when you were that fourteen year old girl running the fighting class. It really was a fun time.." Hershels hand brushed up against her hip and he leaned closer to her, he pecked a small kiss on her cheek. "I love you Nai.."

Town wasn't as exciting as Sam hoped it would be, so he returned to school and just sat in the middle of the hallway.

Naieves blushed a little bit. "I love you too, Hersh."
She had finished packing a bit ago so she turned to him.
"I remember that time we slept through the rest of a school day." She smiled. "It's not like I'm really leaving the school, it'll always be a 'part of me' for all I know."

Sam covered his ears. Returning to school was a bad idea. He hoped the old lady wasn't going to flirt with that boy during the entire graduation. He was barely 1/4 her age.

Sam shook his head and sighed. It was simply disgusting.

((We are in Naieves' room. ;-; ))

"Well yeah, I guess, that's still kind of weird.." Hershel said, "So, I bought the small house. It has a bedroom, a bathroom, a living area, a kitchen right next to the living area, and just one room with a glass door where you can put whatever you want in there."

"M'kay, cool." Naieves said. "We should probably get down to the cafeteria."

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Luna stopped flipping her coin and got up and went out of the room. It was now 'the room' and not 'her room' because her name had been erased from the door.
She walked downstairs and into the cafeteria, for the last time.

Hershel nodded and readjusted his bag, he opened up the door and he walked out, he whistled as he walked down the hallway. He quickly went down the stairs and sat at a table, he waited for some other people he knew to show up.