She had wandered into the cafeteria to get a cup of coffee, hopefully it would be good coffee. She wasn't really in the mood to complain about crummy coffee. She asked Gwen if she could meet up with her later. She had walked to her dorm room and placed her stick bag in there. She really wasn't in the mood to carry around such a heavy bag. She had her backpack hanging on her side boucing away everytime it hit her leg. She breathed in deeply, and entered the cafeteria. She looked around, and didn't spot Gwen right away. She walked in line, and began deciding want she wanted. The cafeteria coffee wasn't bad. She heard from some other people around campus. She had to find out for herself.

She got up to the cashier, and sighed. "Any suggestions?" she asked. There was no one behind her, and she figured she could her the story of the cashier. It was a short blonde lady there. She seemed in her early thirties, but Cassie could be wrong. She couldn't really judge people's ages quite well. "Any of the cold coffees are exceptionally good," she muttered. Cassie nodded her head, and looked at the different flavors there were. She smiled. "I'll have a cold coffee with caramel flavor. Small, please," she muttered. The cashier typed in something very quickly on the small computer screen in front of her, and muttered,"$2.59, please." Cassie pulled out her wallet and handed her two dollars and began searching for the 59 cents.

Two Quarters. One...nickel! Here we go. And one, two, three, four pennies! She thought. She handed the additional change to the cashier. The cashier pointed to the end of the line where a couple other college kids were waiting for their beverages. Her mind drifted back to the lovely little chick she met in the percussion room. She smiled. She was quite beautiful. Everytime she thought about her. Her heart seemed to increase in speed. It quite her breath away. She shook her head, and took her drink. She sat down at a table near the entrance of the place. She pulled out her notebook and a book she was suppose to read. She finished the book a couple months ago, but she had to write a quite report on it. She started writing the book's title and author. She wrote her name in the corner, and stared at the blank page.

She sighed. It was really boring. She started writing about the book she read. She explained paragraph by paragraph what the author was trying to explain in the book. She was three paragraphs in, and she smiled. She was on a role! She continued writing faster, until the paper seemed to be finish. She looked over the page for any errors, and corrected them.

post; incomplete
mood; boo summer school. -_-
comments; kachow. =D

She corrected certain mistakes she had. Just little grammar errors here and there, and then bam! She was done. Well...almost done. She would have to type it on her computer later. She took another sip of her cold coffee, and smiled. She heard the lovely voice of Gwen. She met Gwen only a couple minutes ago, but something had sparked within her for the girl. She shook her head. Gwen was quite adorable, though. She had an interesting outfit. A school girl gone bad. She liked it. It gave Gwen some flavor. She smiled.

"Hey, um just finishing up a paper for English. How's it going?" she muttered. She smiled, and took another sip of coffee. She was glad that she managed to finish her English paper before Gwen got her. She knew she would be distracted with Gwen there if she tried to write the paper.

post; really really shitty. im sorry. -_-
mood; where'd my muse go?
comments; omg. really really bad. 0.0 im sorry.