Mike ran off to one of the tables,saying something about, hope he changed his mind. I sighed. I walked into the lunch line and immediately spotted kids cutting in line.
"Get to the back of the line, you childish fools," I snapped. They all scurried to the back, and the kids they had cut sighed in relief. I got my lunch and walked to the student council room to eat my lunch. It seemed that no one was in there, and I sighed in relief. But there was some one there.
"Some one you trust will betray you soon." It was the kid with the strange hair I met earlier, the one named Ink.
"What are you, a fortune teller? And what are you doing in here?" My voice betrayed my shock.
"No, I'm not a fortune teller. But some one offered me a job that would betray you. I turned it down, but they're plotting." He said calmly, stepping out of the shadows. I noticed his earring hadn't been put back in after he took it off earlier.
"Okay, who is it and how will they betray me?" I asked staring at the mashed potatoes on my tray like it had grown two heads and said roar. I must have looked ridiculous, glaring at mashed potatoes.
"I won't tell you who, but I will advise you this: don't show fear around anyone. Or, rather, don't show weakness in general." He said this and then turned to me, his yellowish eyes staring into mine.
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Through the Eyes of a Monster
ActionInk was different, and thought he was alone. Alice was alone, and thought she was different. Some how, the two meet and are an arguing deadly team. Something will either go up in flames, or freeze over. Or both.
