A Peach called Sampson
This is a story of a night of Holly Seaford, her wandering mind, and a moonlight night.
Holly was a bright girl, full of promise, she was surrounded in prestige, wealth and an eagerness to do good, she was the most recent addition to the Seaford family, residence, and most importantly wealth and fame.
Holly was a typical English girl, brown hair, blue eyes, she had very pale skin, and a few light freckles powdered over her nose, she was about 170 cms in height, and at age 16 she was fairly well built, not to say she was athletic, as she had a heart condition which prevented her from much physical activity. As with all the Seafords, Holly was put into boarding school at a young age, she grew up in St. Sabine Girls School, just outside Bridlington, on the East coast of the United Kingdom. St. Sabine had received many female generations of the Seaford family, and as their partnering school, St. Abaddon, had recieved many male generations. Her school's latin motto "aut vincere aut mori", meaning "either conquer or die", tempered not to fill the girls there with inspiration, and usually instilled fear in many new applicants to the school, and although renowned for it's high success rate from the students that study there, still managed to have a rather small population (only 812 including faculty) compared to other schools in the surrounding area.
Holly being as she was, always managed to have an excellent report at the end of each semester, in the past this made her parents ecstatic with pride and joy for their daughter, but as the years went on, Holly was expected to always do amazingly at school, and when she slightly failed her parents would feel ashamed to know her.
As a result, Holly always became severly depressed whenever she received anything less than straight "A"'s in her reports. Her previous years of schooling had trudged along slowly, she found almost everything she did at school was boring, until one fateful night when her school social was on, and not just her school were to attend, the students at St. Abaddon were also to be there, most of the girls at St. Sabine dreaded this, as their last chance meeting of those demonic boys resulted in the girls having to wash their hair out because of egg and toilet paper being tangled up within it.
Holly was reluctant to attend the social at first, but then decided to go in defence of her friends incase of another attack from the boys.
A week before the social, Holly was devastated with the news of her parents death, they both inconveniently died in a car accident on the way to a surprise visit with Holly.
For the next four days, Holly's life was a blur, everything she saw was tear streaked, because as much as she hated the way her parents always were ashamed to be associated with her, she loved them dearly and rarely had a chance to see them.
This is a story of a night of Holly Seaford, her wandering mind, and a moonlight night.
Holly was a bright girl, full of promise, she was surrounded in prestige, wealth and an eagerness to do good, she was the most recent addition to the Seaford family, residence, and most importantly wealth and fame.
Holly was a typical English girl, brown hair, blue eyes, she had very pale skin, and a few light freckles powdered over her nose, she was about 170 cms in height, and at age 16 she was fairly well built, not to say she was athletic, as she had a heart condition which prevented her from much physical activity. As with all the Seafords, Holly was put into boarding school at a young age, she grew up in St. Sabine Girls School, just outside Bridlington, on the East coast of the United Kingdom. St. Sabine had received many female generations of the Seaford family, and as their partnering school, St. Abaddon, had recieved many male generations. Her school's latin motto "aut vincere aut mori", meaning "either conquer or die", tempered not to fill the girls there with inspiration, and usually instilled fear in many new applicants to the school, and although renowned for it's high success rate from the students that study there, still managed to have a rather small population (only 812 including faculty) compared to other schools in the surrounding area.
Holly being as she was, always managed to have an excellent report at the end of each semester, in the past this made her parents ecstatic with pride and joy for their daughter, but as the years went on, Holly was expected to always do amazingly at school, and when she slightly failed her parents would feel ashamed to know her.
As a result, Holly always became severly depressed whenever she received anything less than straight "A"'s in her reports. Her previous years of schooling had trudged along slowly, she found almost everything she did at school was boring, until one fateful night when her school social was on, and not just her school were to attend, the students at St. Abaddon were also to be there, most of the girls at St. Sabine dreaded this, as their last chance meeting of those demonic boys resulted in the girls having to wash their hair out because of egg and toilet paper being tangled up within it.
Holly was reluctant to attend the social at first, but then decided to go in defence of her friends incase of another attack from the boys.
A week before the social, Holly was devastated with the news of her parents death, they both inconveniently died in a car accident on the way to a surprise visit with Holly.
For the next four days, Holly's life was a blur, everything she saw was tear streaked, because as much as she hated the way her parents always were ashamed to be associated with her, she loved them dearly and rarely had a chance to see them.