Chapter 4
a/n: Alright, I'll be honest, this isn't my best chapter, so deal with me ppl. I know Archie lived near Degrassi, but I don't have time to change anything so let's just say in the original Degrassi he lived with relatives or whatever. Just go with the flow.
Disclaimer: I don't own any of the Degrassi characters. Just the lame ones I made up.
"Alright kids, you've had a couple of minutes to socialize, let's get down to business," Rachel began from the stage.
"you are not here to have fun. You are here to sort out your problems and socialize with other teens who are in some of the same situations. I've put you all into groups of five. When you've found your group I want you all to make a list of things you have in common." Rachel finished.
She stepped down from the podium and began searching for the list. After a couple of minutes she found the list and began calling off names. After calling a few groups Rachel finally came to Sean's.
"Lisa De'Martino
Sean Cameron
Jax Sanders
Marcus Greendenfaulter and [shock shock]
Ashley Kerwin, please report to the blue table."
"Ashley?" Mouthed Sean. Could Ashley really be here?
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Ashley couldn't believe it. Sean? Sean was here? Maybe it was a different Sean. There had to be more than one Sean Cameron, but come on. Teen issues support group. That had Sean written all over it.
After Rachel had called all the groups, Ashley hesitantly walked over to a bright blue table where the 'socializing' had already began.
" My name's Jax. " Said a girl with an unappealing snarl. "I'm here because of some stuff I did."
" LIke what?" Asked Lisa, a young blonde girl with glasses. Ashley wondered if she was in the right support group.
"I...killed a couple of cats." The blue table grew silent as Jax began to laugh. No...more like cackle.
With that the group decided not to ask anymore questions.
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Emma felt like an eternity had passed since she had been out of Archie's car. Her vocabulary now consisted of those four little words. " Are we there yet?"
Suddenly Snake turned off the engine. He turned to Christine with an apologetic grin. Christine returned the grin and kissed Snake gently on the lips.
Snake turned to Emma. "This is home Emma...this is my home."
Emma looked up from the inspirational poem she was writing. " What?" She asked. Was Snake kidding?
Snake got out the car, followed by Christine. "Come on Emma." Archie said motioning for Emma to get out of the car. Emma sighed. "This can't be happening." Emma thought as she got out of the car and accidently slipped into some mud.
"Shit!" Emma cried forgetitng Archie and Christine were there. "Sorry, it slipped. Why is this place so muddy?" Emma said brushing herself off.
Snake chuckled to himself. "Em, that's not mud." Emma began to do a series of 'Ewws' when over her shouts of disgust came a very loud cry.
"Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrchieeeeeeee!" In a hillbillish manner.
a/n: Alright, I'll be honest, this isn't my best chapter, so deal with me ppl. I know Archie lived near Degrassi, but I don't have time to change anything so let's just say in the original Degrassi he lived with relatives or whatever. Just go with the flow.
Disclaimer: I don't own any of the Degrassi characters. Just the lame ones I made up.
"Alright kids, you've had a couple of minutes to socialize, let's get down to business," Rachel began from the stage.
"you are not here to have fun. You are here to sort out your problems and socialize with other teens who are in some of the same situations. I've put you all into groups of five. When you've found your group I want you all to make a list of things you have in common." Rachel finished.
She stepped down from the podium and began searching for the list. After a couple of minutes she found the list and began calling off names. After calling a few groups Rachel finally came to Sean's.
"Lisa De'Martino
Sean Cameron
Jax Sanders
Marcus Greendenfaulter and [shock shock]
Ashley Kerwin, please report to the blue table."
"Ashley?" Mouthed Sean. Could Ashley really be here?
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Ashley couldn't believe it. Sean? Sean was here? Maybe it was a different Sean. There had to be more than one Sean Cameron, but come on. Teen issues support group. That had Sean written all over it.
After Rachel had called all the groups, Ashley hesitantly walked over to a bright blue table where the 'socializing' had already began.
" My name's Jax. " Said a girl with an unappealing snarl. "I'm here because of some stuff I did."
" LIke what?" Asked Lisa, a young blonde girl with glasses. Ashley wondered if she was in the right support group.
"I...killed a couple of cats." The blue table grew silent as Jax began to laugh. No...more like cackle.
With that the group decided not to ask anymore questions.
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Emma felt like an eternity had passed since she had been out of Archie's car. Her vocabulary now consisted of those four little words. " Are we there yet?"
Suddenly Snake turned off the engine. He turned to Christine with an apologetic grin. Christine returned the grin and kissed Snake gently on the lips.
Snake turned to Emma. "This is home Emma...this is my home."
Emma looked up from the inspirational poem she was writing. " What?" She asked. Was Snake kidding?
Snake got out the car, followed by Christine. "Come on Emma." Archie said motioning for Emma to get out of the car. Emma sighed. "This can't be happening." Emma thought as she got out of the car and accidently slipped into some mud.
"Shit!" Emma cried forgetitng Archie and Christine were there. "Sorry, it slipped. Why is this place so muddy?" Emma said brushing herself off.
Snake chuckled to himself. "Em, that's not mud." Emma began to do a series of 'Ewws' when over her shouts of disgust came a very loud cry.
"Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrchieeeeeeee!" In a hillbillish manner.