6:00 AM
Gene awoke with a start, smashing his fist hard upon the top of his alarm clock. He heard a crack, but ignored it and opened an eye. Six in the morning. Great. He brought his hands to his face, rubbing his eyes, before swinging his legs off the bed. He stared at the backpack that leaned against the wall, just beside the huge oak door that was the entrance to his room. It had his old time-y family crest embedded into it. A lamp, that of which a genie might live in, with smoke pouring out of it.
He got dressed and packed a few things into his backpack. He never did like school. Well, scratch that. He never like the people. They never actually liked him for who he was. It was always 'Hey can you get me...' or 'Hey so I was wondering...'. He was a rich kid, practically having money fly outta his backside. Sometimes he just sat and wondered what it'd be like to be a middle-class person, not so well off.
6:45
Having eaten breakfast, Gene left the house. Mansion, really, but he still left. He had his baggy, brown, backpack slung over his right shoulder. He could here a few things rattling around inside, probably just loose pencils and pens or something. As he walked, he tried not to think about the bad things that could happen. He tried to think that people wouldn't care about money, that they only cared about the person themselves.
He looked up, now, looking at the sun. It had just begun to shine above the horizon, though it wasn't too noticeable. Today is a new day, he thought. It'll all work out just fine. When he was half way there, he pulled out his class schedule from his pocket. Algebra II first. At least mathematics was his better subject. After another few minutes of walking, he arrived at the school. It was pretty big, looked like a nice place from the outside. He stopped for a moment, taking it all in. There were a few students filing in. He figured he may wind up being late.
He knew he was a bit early, so he sat down on a nearby step, and took out his phone. He fiddle around in his pocket for a second, pulling out some ear-buds. He shoved them in his ears and turned up his music, drowning out all other sounds. He checked the time every few minutes just to be sure he was not late.