Shi no Tenshi/Megami: There are some references to Serena's Training, but no it won't be revealed. And there have been hints to certain things that she has had to go through, read a bit between the lines, something someone once said. There will ba a few more hints before this story is over.
Sarah: You're pretty much correct with the distancing thing.
GLow: Getting my braces off was one of the happiest times in my life. Only thing that sucked was the fact that you get used to that little extra distance they provide. I'm pretty sure I spilt water and such on myself for a while. But that was back in Sixth grade so I don't really remember all to well.
Calikocat: I have those clear retainer things too, although I'm not to sure if I'm still suppost to wear them or not. I don't like them at all. But I'm getting my Wisdom Teeth in now, well one. Umm this is a big chapter that and the last one.
Two more chapters after this. I've gotten the first chapter of the sequel written and have put up my LotR/SM story. It's sad only 5 reviews on this story. But then again I don't really write for the reviews.
Now I'm going to hid a corner when the last two chapters are put up because I'm probably going to have a few angry people chasing after me.
Grrr, on Friday we had another class come in to see what they would be dealing with next semester when we trade classes for ECCO. I'm sorry, I know they don't know the kids all that well but they could have at least joined in and not sat around doing nothing or talking among theirselves. And the girl assigned to help me with small group was complaining about it. Especially when I told her there were ten more pairs of things she had to cut out. I don't know who I feel more sorry for, the head teacher or them. She's a whole lot harder than what they're used to.
My aunt on my dad's side is getting married. I'd like to go to the wedding as much as I don't want to go to the wedding. I love my aunt, but I don't love dresses, I don't love eyes, I don't love crowds. Because I'll more than likely be in it. Well she's marrying a rich man, heir to Proctor & Gamble. Ooh the Crest peoples. But I'm happy that she's finally found a good man.
Now my mom's sister and her boyfriend need to get married. This aunt is more like a big sister than an aunt to me. ~~~~~ That sounded slightly like one of Weird Al's songs on the Running with Scissors Album. ~~~~~ Any ways, they're already living together and refinishing a house together and my aunt's really in love with him. All they need to do is walk down that isle to finalize everything. It's odd though, I call him uncle when talking about him and my aunt like it's the most natural thing in the world. However, I don't call him uncle when we visit. Like I don't call my mom's brother and his wife Aunt and Uncle because I don't really know them since they live in Cali.
Enough Babble, Enjoy the movie, show, book, story chapter thing…… HeeHee ~_~*
Beauty and the Beast is on HDTV, so I'm going to go watch that. ENJOY and REVIEW.
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"Serena, they do worry for you." Relena told the pilot who was now writing out what she was going to tell her doctors. She was quitting, they had Ben who was twice a good as she was. She was tired of fighting against the systems. Tired of fighting for something she didn't believe in any more. She wanted a normal life, well as normal of a life that an ex gundam pilot could have. Especial since she didn't really even know what normal was, her entire life was spent training and healing. But some things would never heal, she'd just have to learn to live with it.
"Aye, I know they do. But I'm beginning to believe that meeting them was a foolish thing to do." Serena told the princess behind her as she stood up and glanced at the key points she wrote down. "Well, any ways I have some argueing to do."
"Good luck Serena." Relena told the reteating form of a girl forced to grow up too soon.
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"And you wish to quit only because of the fact that one man was killed?!" Dr. C screamed as she glared at the blonde woman before her.
"No, I wish to quit because I'm becoming too slow in my reactions. My reaction time to lock and load have become slower, my aim has gone off, my speed. My injuries from previous years are catching up to me. I am no longer efficent and affective. Ben is twice as capible as I am in competing missions that I once could do flawless. I'm flawed, Dr. C, and Hades knows you can't stand flaws."
"That I understand. You will not be called for missions unless the situation turns dire from now on. Live your life Serena Serenity Cosmos. Live the life we couldn't give you." C told the girl before her. Serena watched shocked as the one doctor that gave out her punishments, missions, and training, really smiled. "We wish you the best of luck."
The vid screen blinked out as the image of a golden stallion running across an open field with a colbalt blue sky in the background appeared as her desktop image. Serena could only stare blankly at the screen as the icon that stated she had mail blinked in the left hand corner of the screen. Yet, Serena couldn't move, her blue eyes stayed fixated on the screen, but weren't. She was free, free of the life she had always known. Free of the people who had tortured her and destoried all chances of dreamless nights. One where she never had to relive the worst days of her life.
Lifting her hand, she drug a long, delicate, finger along the small pad that controlled where her mouse went. Dragging it over the mail icon she tapped the pad twice to open the mail program. Glancing at the sender she opened the file. Letting her eyes glance over the typed words. Words of a mission. A mission that she would never have to do. Typing in the one word that she never thought that she'd be able to use, she smiled contently.
Mission:
Denied.
Standing up from the black leather chair that was in Relena's private library she turned sapphire eyes onto the screen, as if memorizing the features of a friend that she'd never see again. Pressing the button that would completely swip the hard drive clear of all it's memory. She picked the laptop up and with a mightly swing threw it through a closed window. Watching the glass shards shatter to the floor like tiny ice crystals. She heard the glorious sound of plastic breaking as it landed on the ground below. Turning to leave the room, she cast one last glance at the table before sautering out of the room and vanishing into the maze of halls. One last whisper still lingered in the air of the library as the large, oak, double doors creaked shut.
"Thank you, Mother."