this is a whole bunch off little chapter in one big one
The next day was bright and sunny. A small bluebird perched on Star
windowsill. Sike. Once again it was rainy. And of course, as it was
rainy, one of the unspoken rules, Star missed her bus.
"Stupid bus driver, who can't see out of his stupid window, and stupid kids who can't bother to tell him he forgot me, and stupid..." Star grumbled. She never finished her list because just then...
"Hey, hey, wanna ride the cool way to school?" A familiar voice spoke from behind her. Star turned and saw a bright blue SUV. She had never seen anything so beautiful.
Cyborg popped the door and Star shut her umbrella (hello kitty of course) and climbed in. Looking around the spacious interior she was surprised to see Robin, BB, and Raven already seated.
"How did you guys get here?" Star asked positively stunned.
"BB, didn't you give her?" Cyborg started to demand before BB hastily cut in.
"Oops I sorta forgot, I was so busy and..." he tried in vain to apologize.
After receiving a withering glare from Raven, Raven explained to the puzzled Star what was going on.
"We all have these really cool walkie-talkie things. You see we couldn't afford cell phones but since Cyborg's older sister works in a toy store we got a really good deal on long distance walkie-talkies. We keep them on at all times and we communicate."
Star smiled gratefully at Robin as he tossed her a small, circular black and yellow walkie-talkie. She turned back as Raven continued her explanation.
"Cyborg borrowed his family's car..." Raven began
"The paint job was all me!" he interrupted "Oops, sorry, continue..."
"Like I need your permission," Raven glared. Pasting on a forced smile she faced Star. "We normally ride to school together."
"What I don't get is," Robin began, painfully slowly. "How did you know to meet us if you didn't have your walkie-talkie?"
Star blushed and looked down. Raising her head she gave a small smile, "Missed the bus."
Everyone in the car burst out laughing, BB out of relief that no one was mad at him, the rest out of the irony of the situation.
"Well you got here so it doesn't really matter. No check out the car," Cyborg said as he began describing the multiple features. "This sound system has state of the art electronics; hooked them up myself."
Star just nodded and murmured. She was clueless when it came to cars but Cyborg didn't seem to notice. He was too enthralled.
"And now check out the leather seats and seat warmers..."
this is like the end of a chapter...but since its short...I just write another too...
next chapter thingy
Star stood inside the doorway to the school panting. The run from the car, while not particularly long had been tiring in the rain. She had been unable to open her umbrella (stupid umbrella...) and had made a mad dash for the school. Safely inside, she turned, took off her wet purple sweatshirt, and watched the other Titans attempt to make it indoors as well.
Raven was close behind Star and stood there dripping wet. She removed her wet, black jacket and took out of her backpack...the exact same jacket.
"Dude! How many of those things do you have?" BB asked, as he struggled out of his bright green jacket.
"My mom works at a clothing store. I get free clothes," Raven shrugged and turned back to the door.
BB hurriedly jumped aside as Robin and Cyborg came in. "How come it took so long for you guys to get in?" he asked.
"I was a good friend and helped Cyborg turn-off all the stuff in his car," Robin replied.
Raven and Star began to apologize when Robin turned to Cyborg again.
"Though why ANYONE needs to have three different sets of air- conditioning is beyond me."
"What if one breaks? And then so does another? And so does another? Then I always have an extra."
"Wait, there were only three."
"I turned off the last."
BB laughed at Robin stunned expression. Raven turned to Cyborg with a wicked expression:
"What if another breaks?"
Robin's eyes widened and Cyborg turned deathly pale. "OH NO! I gotta do anyther ASAP."
Star just stood still laughing her head off and leaning against the wall through the entire exchange. And she thought the people where she used to live were weird...
new chaptery thingy
As Star fumbled with the lock on her locker, she heard a muffled thump from behind her.
"What are the answers? You don't wanna get wet again do you?" a voiced said.
"Well, I'm actually all wet from the rain already," a smaller voice squeaked out.
"What was that? Are you saying something?" The first voice, who star identified as a boy with yellow streaks in his hair, asked.
"No..no...of course not...ummm...isn't it wrong to tell you the answers to the test?" The small squeaky boy with thick horn-rimmed glasses asked.
"Let's put it this way. Your life...or the answers." Yellow hair boy drawled.
Star winced. Couldn't people come up with more creative threats? She walked over to the yellow boy. "What do you think you're doing?" she demanded. Turning to the small boy she picked up his calculator and slide ruler (I couldn't resist) from the floor. "Here you go."
"Yo, this is between me, Fang (hehehe), and him, the little nerdling."
"Well now I'm in it too." Star snapped. She had no patience with bullies.
"You don't know what you just did," a girl with too much make up said. "My Fangy-poo can take on both of you with his hands behind his back"
"You heard Kitten (hehehehe). Now scram!" Fang closed his fingers into a fist and aimed it at Star.
Star dodged easily and hooked her leg around his, effectively tripping him. "Who says that these days?" She asked. "You need to come up with better catch phrases." Moving easily, she kept up with the flurry of punches aimed at her direction. Out of the corner of her eye she saw Kitten aim a blow at her unprotected back. Flipping over, she grabbed Kitten's arm and twisted it behind her back. Fang was too stunned to get around Kitten and after glancing to make sure that the 'nerdling' had gotten away safely, Star pushed Kitten over to Fang.
"You two make a good couple." She said, turning and walking away.
"You'll regret this," Kitten shrieked. "No one crosses Kitten."
Star shrugged and hurried off to class.
"Stupid bus driver, who can't see out of his stupid window, and stupid kids who can't bother to tell him he forgot me, and stupid..." Star grumbled. She never finished her list because just then...
"Hey, hey, wanna ride the cool way to school?" A familiar voice spoke from behind her. Star turned and saw a bright blue SUV. She had never seen anything so beautiful.
Cyborg popped the door and Star shut her umbrella (hello kitty of course) and climbed in. Looking around the spacious interior she was surprised to see Robin, BB, and Raven already seated.
"How did you guys get here?" Star asked positively stunned.
"BB, didn't you give her?" Cyborg started to demand before BB hastily cut in.
"Oops I sorta forgot, I was so busy and..." he tried in vain to apologize.
After receiving a withering glare from Raven, Raven explained to the puzzled Star what was going on.
"We all have these really cool walkie-talkie things. You see we couldn't afford cell phones but since Cyborg's older sister works in a toy store we got a really good deal on long distance walkie-talkies. We keep them on at all times and we communicate."
Star smiled gratefully at Robin as he tossed her a small, circular black and yellow walkie-talkie. She turned back as Raven continued her explanation.
"Cyborg borrowed his family's car..." Raven began
"The paint job was all me!" he interrupted "Oops, sorry, continue..."
"Like I need your permission," Raven glared. Pasting on a forced smile she faced Star. "We normally ride to school together."
"What I don't get is," Robin began, painfully slowly. "How did you know to meet us if you didn't have your walkie-talkie?"
Star blushed and looked down. Raising her head she gave a small smile, "Missed the bus."
Everyone in the car burst out laughing, BB out of relief that no one was mad at him, the rest out of the irony of the situation.
"Well you got here so it doesn't really matter. No check out the car," Cyborg said as he began describing the multiple features. "This sound system has state of the art electronics; hooked them up myself."
Star just nodded and murmured. She was clueless when it came to cars but Cyborg didn't seem to notice. He was too enthralled.
"And now check out the leather seats and seat warmers..."
this is like the end of a chapter...but since its short...I just write another too...
next chapter thingy
Star stood inside the doorway to the school panting. The run from the car, while not particularly long had been tiring in the rain. She had been unable to open her umbrella (stupid umbrella...) and had made a mad dash for the school. Safely inside, she turned, took off her wet purple sweatshirt, and watched the other Titans attempt to make it indoors as well.
Raven was close behind Star and stood there dripping wet. She removed her wet, black jacket and took out of her backpack...the exact same jacket.
"Dude! How many of those things do you have?" BB asked, as he struggled out of his bright green jacket.
"My mom works at a clothing store. I get free clothes," Raven shrugged and turned back to the door.
BB hurriedly jumped aside as Robin and Cyborg came in. "How come it took so long for you guys to get in?" he asked.
"I was a good friend and helped Cyborg turn-off all the stuff in his car," Robin replied.
Raven and Star began to apologize when Robin turned to Cyborg again.
"Though why ANYONE needs to have three different sets of air- conditioning is beyond me."
"What if one breaks? And then so does another? And so does another? Then I always have an extra."
"Wait, there were only three."
"I turned off the last."
BB laughed at Robin stunned expression. Raven turned to Cyborg with a wicked expression:
"What if another breaks?"
Robin's eyes widened and Cyborg turned deathly pale. "OH NO! I gotta do anyther ASAP."
Star just stood still laughing her head off and leaning against the wall through the entire exchange. And she thought the people where she used to live were weird...
new chaptery thingy
As Star fumbled with the lock on her locker, she heard a muffled thump from behind her.
"What are the answers? You don't wanna get wet again do you?" a voiced said.
"Well, I'm actually all wet from the rain already," a smaller voice squeaked out.
"What was that? Are you saying something?" The first voice, who star identified as a boy with yellow streaks in his hair, asked.
"No..no...of course not...ummm...isn't it wrong to tell you the answers to the test?" The small squeaky boy with thick horn-rimmed glasses asked.
"Let's put it this way. Your life...or the answers." Yellow hair boy drawled.
Star winced. Couldn't people come up with more creative threats? She walked over to the yellow boy. "What do you think you're doing?" she demanded. Turning to the small boy she picked up his calculator and slide ruler (I couldn't resist) from the floor. "Here you go."
"Yo, this is between me, Fang (hehehe), and him, the little nerdling."
"Well now I'm in it too." Star snapped. She had no patience with bullies.
"You don't know what you just did," a girl with too much make up said. "My Fangy-poo can take on both of you with his hands behind his back"
"You heard Kitten (hehehehe). Now scram!" Fang closed his fingers into a fist and aimed it at Star.
Star dodged easily and hooked her leg around his, effectively tripping him. "Who says that these days?" She asked. "You need to come up with better catch phrases." Moving easily, she kept up with the flurry of punches aimed at her direction. Out of the corner of her eye she saw Kitten aim a blow at her unprotected back. Flipping over, she grabbed Kitten's arm and twisted it behind her back. Fang was too stunned to get around Kitten and after glancing to make sure that the 'nerdling' had gotten away safely, Star pushed Kitten over to Fang.
"You two make a good couple." She said, turning and walking away.
"You'll regret this," Kitten shrieked. "No one crosses Kitten."
Star shrugged and hurried off to class.