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8 yrs ago
Current //scree//
9 yrs ago
Boredom.
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9 yrs ago
Got Minecraft :D
10 yrs ago
I'm bored. Let's roleplay!
10 yrs ago
Umm..

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HI.

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He nodded and fell backwards onto the pillow. His face finally regained its normal colour, and he gave off a shaky sigh. "Embarrassing."
His face hadn't faded to its normal colour quite yet. He kept his head down for a moment before turning to the sketch book in the floor. He let out a tiny gasp and reached down to grab it. He smiled and closed it. "Look through it. I sketch late at night sometimes."







He shot his head up, and his face flushed a bright red. "D-Do-Do th-ey!?" He put on a nerdy grin and realized how stupid he looked. He shot his face back down to his original position and put his hand on his forehead. "I am such an idiot."
"What glasses?" he asked in response, unexpectedly coolly. "I honestly have no clue what you mean."
GODDAMN IF SHE DOESN'T BELIEVE ME... I have no clue what I'll do to myself. I hate my glasses. I need them to see fair detail.
He kept his head lowered and eyes focused on his legs. He was sweating slightly and had a very large hint of embarrassment. "W-What were you saying...?" he asked quietly, barely masking his emotions, no matter how hard he tried.
"Is that good or bad...?" he muttered. He gasped a little when he realized his glasses were still on. "Fuck!" he whispered. He hurriedly took them off and set them back into the black case.

Ahrinking?
Jack yawned. "Good morning, Evelyn." He wanted to call her something sweet, but, to be honest, he didn't have the guts to do so.
His hands were tucked under his chin, and he blinked a minute, grasping back onto reality. His eyes reached her as she left the room. He caught himself looking somewhere he didn't expect, and blushed. He covered his eyes quickly, and rubbed down his face. He sat up for a moment before lunging forward and sitting criss-cross.
He rolled over to face her back, and the pencil rolled across into the blanket.
The red thick-rimmed glasses remained on him, and his mouth hung open a small amount. He was still propped up and a drawing of a dragon was open on the notebook in the floor. The pencil was on his lap, like he had left it.
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