Alright this is the Story. It's a lot diffrent from my original stroy but some of the things were the same. Anyway I hope you like it!

Nick Duval stood in front of the full length mirror. He stared at his own reflection, from his neatly gelled hair (though not to the extent of 8th grader Blaine Anderson) to his blue converse. Since it was his first day of school he decided, well his Mother had, to wear something nice, black skinny jeans and a blue and black button down shirt. Nick had brushed off the fact that the students of Jane Addams would be at Clovis. He would not allow a group of snobby people ruin his first day of High School. (Okay he had a huge fight with his Mother when she had told him but that's all over)

"Nicholas the bus is here!" Nick cursed and grabbed his bag. He ran out of his room and down the stairs to the front door.

"Bye, see you mom!" He swung the door open, "Love you!" He slammed the door shut and ran down the drive way to the end of the street. He breathed a sigh of relief when the bus arrived seconds after he had. As soon as he stepped on the bus people broke out in smiles and shouts such as, "Nick!" or "Sup!" or "Hey man!" He was suddenly pulled into a seat; he turned around to see Thad.

Thad was his best friend, ever since they sat together in Science class in 6th grade. They spent hours on end with each other and told each other everything. Thad was the first person he had come out to as being gay. Thad accepted him as did everyone else (except a few people but they didn't matter to Nick)

"Hey dude!"

Nick frowned and swatted him in the arm.

"I've told you not to call me that!"

'Fine! Gosh this is the hello you give to your best friend?" He rubbed his arm, 'You didn't have to hit me!"

"Yes it is, and I didn't even hi-"Nick's eyes widened as he suddenly remembered something. He took off his backpack and pulled out an envelope with Wes's name signed clearly on the front. Thad watched him curiously as he opened the letter and pulled out the piece of paper that was inside. Nick moved it closer so he could read it as well. It said:

Incoming class of 2012

Rules must be followed or else there shall be serious consequences

You may not speak with anyone from Eastern unless it is required by a teacher

Sit on our side of the cafeteria and/or classroom if possible

Do not form a relationship with anyone from that school.

Wes

Thad looked up and the two shared the same expressions. Amusement and concern, amusement because Wes had been so formal with it and concern because people actually took he whole we hate each other seriously. Yes, the students from each middle school had a deep hatred for each other. The reason? No one knows why, maybe one of the schools had beat the other in a football game or something years ago.

Jane Addams and Eastern Middle were two average Middle schools in Ohio, one town away from each other. But they were so different. Eastern was a rich school, the yellow and red hallways were nicely cleaned and filled with art projects. The books were full attached to their spines, and not one page was missing. The students all adored each other (well most of them, sometimes fights broke out) and they were being well educated. Everything was happy at Eastern, no one complained.

Jane Addams was different; the school did not get much funding. The hallways were dark and always cold, students never left their classrooms alone, afraid of the stories that they had been told. Of course none of the stories were true, no one disappeared when they left the classroom alone, no one really committed suicide on one of the staircases. The books were heavily taped and some of them were missing the covers. The students didn't hate, nor where they fond of each other. Fights broke out every week for the smallest reasons. Everyone had their own group; the popular people stuck together, the quiet people stuck together, and the people who had no one stuck together.

Jane Addams went to McKinley High School, and Eastern went to Clovis High School, and after that they'd never see each other again, and good riddance. But, this year is different. Early August, one of the lunch ladies went in to test the ovens and stoves at McKinley. She forgot to turn off one of the ovens and it caused a fire. No noticed until it was too late and everything was smoke and rubble. The school board and Governor decided to send all the people who were already in McKinley and those who were about to join to Clovis.

Before either boy could even think of a response the bus jerked to a stop. Thad looked at Nick once more before seeing the look of excitement fill his face. They held each other's gaze before Nick smiled and got up. They got out of the bus and walked to the entrance of the school. Thad turned to look at him,

"I'll see you later then?"

Nick nodded, "Yes, 5th period."

Thad nodded, "Bye."

"Bye."

Jeff unlocked the stall door and stepped out of it. As he neared the sink he looked at his reflection. His bright blond hair lay neatly on his head and his bangs fell into his eyes. As he washed his hands someone else came into the bathroom. The boy was rather short with dark brown hair that was perfectly gelled back. His brown eyes resembled puppy's eyes. He was extremely gorgeous. Jeff turned to dry off his hands with a paper and then turned back at the boy. He stood at the door back pressed into the frame, with his pink lips slightly open. Jeff smiled at him

"Hi!"

The boy shook his head, as if realizing he was staring, and groped for the door handle behind him. He stood blushing bright pink, and wide eyed. He found the door handle and fled the restroom. Jeff shrugged and grabbed his bag.

He didn't think much of it, but this boy's face flashed in his memory. Something didn't want him to forget. Now, Jeff was a sophomore. Perfect, straight A student, future quarterback for the football team, and extremely popular despite his sexuality. Of course he tried to stop it but he saw some of his teammates beating the other gays. You'd think Jeff would be a snobby person who enjoyed throwing people into dumpsters but he wasn't. He hated violence (unless it was video games) and he hated the fact that the two schools hated each other. There was no point as none of the students had actually ever interacted with each other.

Jeff looked at himself in the mirror once more and left the bathroom.

#^#^

Jeff sighed, bored, and tapped his pencil against the desk. Of course his first class would be Geometry, with Mr. Grandel the most boring teacher in all of Clovis, and the first day was the slowest of them all.

About 10 minutes into the class the door swung open and the boy from the bathroom appeared. He looked extremely harassed yet trying to hold onto his pride. He walked up to Mr. Grandel and held out a note for him to take. Mr. Grandel took it and read it quickly.

"Ah so you're Mr. Duval. I'm glad to see you've found your way." He got up making Duval back away, which went unnoticed by Grandel. "Class this is an example of a star student. A freshman in a sophomore class, well done Nicholas. " 'Nicholas, that's a nice name. And he's smart" Thought Jeff. Mr. Grandel pointed to a desk near the front. Jeff noticed he was blushing deeply. "Sit there, Nicholas."

Nicholas nodded and sat in the correct seat. Jeff cursed mentally, Nick's new seat was right beside his.