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Current Oh Guild, how I've missed you.
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@Filthy Mudblood; If you need help keying his car just say the word and I’m on the way sis.
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RIP Kobe Bryant, a legend, and his daughter Gianna, who was a legend in the making. πŸ’”
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I turned 24 on Saturday. Adulthood is still a big ass scam though.
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On October 3rd, he asked me what day it was... It’s October 3rd.
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Bio

My name is Jordan, but everyone usually just calls me Jo. I'm 29 years old, and I'm from Brooklyn, NYC.
I've got a little over 17 years of RP experience under my belt.
You'll usually see me in SOL RPs.
My discord is Ejected#5448


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Location: Home β†’ King's Academy
Interacting with: Julie Macmillan



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Now why you gritting your teeth? Frustration baby you got to breathe
Take a lot more than you to get rid of me, You see I do what they can't do, I just do me

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There are many upsides to wearing school uniforms. Not only do these uniforms save money and reduce economic and social barriers between students that often leads to bullying, but they also streamline morning routines; students can get ready for school quicker and, as a result, have more time to eat breakfast and organize for a successful day. Chanel Martin, however, had never been a fan of school uniforms despite the numerous benefits her uncle had informed her of. In fact, when fourteen year old Chanel was first enlightened by her Uncle that she would have to wear the horrendous ensemble every single day for the entire school year, she practically flipped her shit. How was she supposed to show off her brand new wardrobe and fly ass outfits to her classmates when she was forced to adhere to a dress code? How was she supposed to express her individuality? "This is a fucking tragedy," the young woman had said to her uncle as she stood in her full body mirror and examined her outfit for the very first time. "Are you sure I can't just go to that public school that's an hour away? I mean sure, it isn't the best, but at least they don't force their students to wear these ridiculous outfits."

Now, on the morning of her first day of senior year, Chanel still had the same exact sentiments that she did during her freshman year. This year, however, she was determined to make a change. She stood in her full body mirror, arms folded across her chest and eyebrows furrowed as she stared at her reflection. After being in deep thought for what seemed like forever, the young woman headed back into her walk-in closet and got to work. Chanel pulled out nearly every accessory she owned; this included but was not limited to a wide array of scarves, necklaces, colorful shoelaces, watches, belts, sunglasses, and purses. It only took her a few minutes to pick out the items that would go well with the uniform. Sure, there was a possibility that the girl would be reprimanded as soon as she was spotted by one of the administrators, but at the moment, Chanel couldn't care less. This was her last year of high school, after all.

After putting the final touches on her outfit, Chanel grabbed her large purse and headed downstairs to the kitchen. As usual, the house was silent and empty; her uncle had left for work a little over an hour ago, and her brother had started his final year of college last month. Chanel enjoyed the quiet time that she had in the mornings before school. It was a stark difference from the mornings she'd spent with her parents; instead of constantly being yelled at and rushed to do things in a timely manner, Chanel was now given the opportunity to handle all of that on her own. This, in turn, led to the young woman having multiple unexcused tardies and absences, but at least she was finally learning some responsibility, right?

As soon as Chanel had grabbed a blueberry Pop-tart from the pantry and took her seat at the dining room table, her phone began to ring. The young woman rolled her eyes when she saw who was calling, but plastered a large, fake smile on her face as soon as the familiar face appeared on the screen. "Now, I know this can't be real," Chanel said as she took a bite out of her pastry, "Andre Martin is out of bed before one o'clock? Nah, who are you and what have you done with my brother?"

"Yeah, alright. Get off my neck, Co," the older male said, his deep voice ringing through the air and echoing round the house. "I told you last week that I got a morning class today. Figured I'd give you a call before you go to school. You know, since I'm already awake or whatever." Chanel couldn't help but smile and shake her head as she listened to her brother speak. He had only been gone for a little over three weeks, but she was already beginning to miss him. It was obvious that he felt the same way.

"That's funny, cause I vividly remember you telling me that your only morning class was on Friday," Chanel said as she stuffed the last bit of pastry into her mouth and fished her keys out of her purse. "And today ain't Friday, if you didn't know." The two continued to speak as Chanel took one final glance in the mirror, grabbed her keys, and headed out to the car. Andre had just started to go into detail about some party he'd been to the past weekend when Chanel told him that she had to go. "Yeah, we can finish this later," the young woman had lied before ending the call and getting on the road.

The drive to King's Academy was a relatively short one, thanks to Chanel's innate tendency to push the speed limit. She had both her air conditioner and radio on full blast as she sped down the street. She sang along loudly to every song that played from her playlist, a morning ritual that she'd followed almost every day since her first day of elementary school; her mother had turned on an old Lauryn Hill song as she drove her daughter to school, and the rest was history. Chanel couldn't help but tear up and grip the steering wheel tightly as the same song began to play. "If only you could see me now," the young woman said as she pulled into the student parking lot of King's Academy, "If only you could be here to see me graduate." Chanel sat in her parking spot for a few moments, recollecting herself and making sure that her makeup was still intact, before grabbing her purse from the passenger seat and exiting the car.

Chanel wasn't surprised in the slightest to see Victoire Bailey sitting in her usual spot by the school gates, and she knew exactly why she was there. Technically, Chanel wasn't breaking any rules; she was wearing every part of the uniform, she had on the required shoes, and her skirt was the appropriate length. However, that definitely didn't stop her from using a couple of freshman to shield her from view as she walked through the gates. Better safe than sorry, right? As soon as she was sure that she was in the clear, Chanel scanned the crowd of students before briskly making her way towards a nearby garden table. She took the empty seat that was directly across from Julie Macmillan. "The start of the end of high school," the young woman said as she plopped her bag onto the table, "Fucking finally."
^ What they said. PMs are open.
I'll hit up a few of you in just a moment.
"I think it's so wonderful that you'll be home this weekend to see your old buddies."

Vivian Booker couldn't help but roll her eyes as she remembered the words that her mother had spoke through the phone earlier that day. It was a little over eleven o'clock in the morning, and the young woman was sitting in the passenger seat of her fiancee's vehicle. The couple had gotten on the road a little over thirty minutes ago, as soon as they had left the airport, and were less than a few minutes away from their destination. The feeling of dread and anxiety that currently took over Vivian's body was the strongest she'd felt in years; she hadn't felt this bad since her second day of Elementary school. Vivian let her right hand dangle out of the window as her mind drifted back to the second time she'd stepped foot into Ms. Deville's classroom. Most of her classmates had been so awful to her since the very moment they'd laid eyes on her; it was a wonder that Harvey had managed to talk her into coming along with him.

Old buddies. Vivian had to fight the urge to let out a bitter laugh. While the bunch weren't always so mean to her, she wouldn't go as far as to call them old buddies. Not once in the past couple of decades had Vivian even cared to think about her old classmates or what they were up to these days; in fact, she sometimes wished that she could just wipe those few years worth of memories from her mind completely.

"I'm sorry to hear about your old teacher," Vivian's mother said, "but at least it gives you a chance to reconnect with your friends."

Throughout those long years of Elementary school, Vivian's mother had always been in the dark about what went on in class when Ms. Deville wasn't looking. She had no idea that her youngest daughter was often picked on whenever she left the house wearing the only pair of jeans they could afford. She had no idea that it was because of one of the older neighborhood kids teasing her about her worn-down sneakers that she was once caught shoplifting. She had no idea that the handmade Christmas present she'd stayed up all night to help her daughter create for one of her classmates was eventually torn up and thrown away right in front of her. No, Vivian figured that it would be best for her to keep everything bottled up inside. After all, she didn't want to give her parents anything else to worry about.

Instead, Vivian kept to herself and poured her feelings onto the empty pages of her old journal. The characters that she created over those years were the only people who seemed to truly understand exactly what she was going through. They were the only ones who made those few years of pain bearable. Well, them and her soon to be husband.

"Aren't you a little nervous?" Vivian said to her fiancee, "I don't even know what I'm going to say to them when we walk inside. I mean, what is there to say?" As Vivian spoke, the car pulled into the driveway of Ms. Deville's home, and the nauseous feeling in the pit of her stomach grew more intense. While part of her was excited to show off her new wardrobe and shiny engagement ring to her former classmates, the other part was wondering why she even bothered to show up in the first place. The closer the vehicle came to her old teacher's home, the louder the music grew, and the stronger a delicious aroma became.

As soon as the car came to a stop, Vivian got out and pulled out her two duffel bags from the backseat. Before approaching the front door, the young woman used her reflection in the car door to make sure that everything was still in its rightful place. She gently smoothed down the front of her tan-colored dress before slinging one of the bags over her shoulder and nervously glancing up at her fiancee.

"Ready?"


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