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[Mantha8225]

"It's basically just where you get to work anywhere in the hospital." Mira said. "Like a substitute teacher."

 

[Dragapacacorn]

"It's basically just where you get to work anywhere in the hospital." Mira said. "Like a substitute teacher."

"Oh, that sounds like a cool job. More secure than what I'm going into, anyways."

 

[Dragapacacorn]

Going to bed

 

[Mantha8225]

((kk good night))

"Why don't you get a secondary job, so you at least know you'll have a steady income?"

 

[Dragapacacorn]

((kk good night))

"Why don't you get a secondary job, so you at least know you'll have a steady income?"

Arron was already shaking his head. "I'm already in my first year of collage... I, took a lot of classes online over the summer during my Junior year."

 

[Mantha8225]

"What if writing doesn't work out?" Mira asked.

 

[Dragapacacorn]

"What if writing doesn't work out?" Mira asked.

"Well actually, I'm currently working as a freelance reporter. It's ok in pay if you know the right people."

 

[Mantha8225]

Mira nodded. "I guess," she agreed.

 

[Dragapacacorn]

Arron was quiet for a bit, not knowing what to say. "So um uh... Weather and stuff."

((If she asked, Arron will let her read his book. Just a thought. Seriously, I have a book I'm working on and I'm going to put it under the pen name "Arron Amora. I do different names for all my books just to confuse people :3))

 

[MollyBrownROX13]

Julie walked into the computer store, looking around at all the gadgets and techno-toys, as she called them. She pushed her sunglasses in place. The day before, she had looked in the mirror to see that her eyes had changed color, from icy blue to silver. As she had looked, they had changed to white, which was when she finally figured out that her eyes changed color with her mood. White was surprised, silver was irratable, icy blue was normal. Later she had seen different colors, but hadn't figured out which mood to match it to yet. The sunglasses were to make sure no one saw the change, because she knew it wasn't normal. She walked around the store, looking at computers, iPads, phones and laptops, mostly the latter two.