Hey! I'm Andy, and this is my second fan fic (if you don't count my one-shots) and I hope you like this one.

From the moment she stood up that morning, she knew it was going to be a hard day for her. She had a chemistry test, and an English essay due, then after school she had to go to find a job, which she knew wouldn't end well. It felt like one of those days where she should just stay in bed, and try to convince her parents that she was sick. But she knew she would have been no use, so she forced herself out of bed, and down the stairs.

In the kitchen, her father was sipping coffee, and looking at a few files from work. She walked over to the basket of baked goods they always had, and pulled out a cream cheese pastry.

"Good morning, Clare," her father said, sounding exhausted.

"Morning, Dad," she said back. She could tell her father had been up all night, so she didn't want to bother him too much by starting a conversation. This didn't bother her because, frankly, she didn't want a conversation either.

"There is lunch money on the counter for you," her father said, "Sorry, I didn't have time to make you lunch."

"It's fine, thanks," she said quietly. She didn't want to go to school. It was just going to be one of those days, where every little thing would bother her, everything from someone coughing during her test, to some people talking about heels in the hallway.

Clare looked at the clock and saw that she had to leave. She hurried out of the kitchen, grabbing her purse from bottom of her stairs. She then left for school, without saying a single word to her father.

When she got to school, she realized that she wanted to be there less than she thought she would. There were people that she didn't like were running around everywhere, and the few people that she wanted to talk to, were nowhere to be seen. She again thought about how bad of a day this was going to be.

Eli's morning started a bit differently. He woke up early, giving himself time to relax. He was in no rush to get to school. His father wasn't home, because was doing the morning shift at the station. His mom was asleep because she had to cover for someone else at the station the night before. So now, Eli was alone for breakfast, which he was okay with. He just ate in silence.

The longer Eli stayed up, the more the feeling something wasn't quite right grew. He felt as if something bad was going to happen today. He tried to convince himself that he was just being paranoid, but he couldn't shake the feeling. By time he stepped out of his house, the small twinge that he felt turned into a knot in his stomach.

When he got to school, he still felt this way, and the feeling didn't seem like it would wither any time soon. It seemed that it would just stayed there, in the pit of his stomach. He wondered, if his feeling were right, what would happen.

As he walked through the halls, he searched for Adam, but his friend was nowhere to be seen, so Eli went to his locker. He put in his combination, and opened up the locker. It was still messy because he never had time to clean it, even though he wanted to. He was pulling out his Math book out when Adam came up to him.

"Hey, Eli," Adam said.

"Hey, Adam," he replied.

"Ms. Oh is having a test today. I'm so fucked," Adam said. Eli tried to convince himself that the bad feeling would be Adam failing his test, but he knew that wasn't it.

"I'm sure you'll be fine," Eli reassured him.

"Dude, are you okay?" Adam asked his friend. He noticed something was off about him today; it seemed like Eli's little world that he was always in had been attacked.

"Yeah, I'm fine," Eli tried to convince him.

"You sure?" Adam questioned. He knew that it was best to try and get things out of Eli.

"I just have a feeling something bad's going to happen today," Eli said, trying not to make it sound very bad.

"I'm sure everything is going to be fine," Adam told him, Eli hoped that Adam was right. The bell rang through the halls. Eli and Adam said "bye" each other, and went to their first classes.

I know it's not very good, but they will get better, this was just an opener. Will you review anyways to make me feel better?