A/N: Woo hoo! Two reviews! Hmmm, should I add Willow as as a big role in this story? I was going to, but then I got to thinking.anyways, your call, guys! I love Willow as much as you do. REVIEW!
Chapter 2- Lost
"Wanna take a visit across the lake?"
"What? Well, I don't think we should. It's the first day here and all." Buffy thought it through.
Cordelia laughed, "Oh, don't look so shocked. You were just saying how you know what I'm talking about."
"I'm not really as shocked as I am, I-really-don't-feel-like-having-to-change-my-school-yet-again." Buffy explain.
"Ah ha. Well," Cordelia stepped on her tip-toes and grinned, "looks like we don't have to. Here's one of the guys." She pointed him out just around the lake's turn point.
"Well, in that case, sure. Why not?" Buffy smiled, and the two girls ran to meet the guy.
After about 5 minutes, the two girls heard yelling, "Cordy!! Where've you been?" and a tall, dark-haired man ran up and grabbed Cordelia in a hug and kiss.
"Buffy," Cordelia struggled out of his grip, "this is my boyfriend, Angel. Isn't he so hot?" This bluntness of her voice reminded her of her best friend back home, Anya.
Feeling a wave of home sickness, Buffy excused herself from the smooching couple.
"Oh, okay, Buff. You can find your way back, right?" Cordelia giggled as Angel nibbled on her ear.
"Uh, sure. I'll see you at dinner, right?" Buffy started walking backwards, waiting for an answer.
"7:30 sharp. See ya later."
"See ya." The blonde turned back around and started walking back to the dorms.
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"Where the hell am I?" Buffy screamed to herself as she searched for a trace of civilization through the woods.
She groaned and turned around, to bump into someone. She looked up to see icy blues smirking at her.
"Gotten lost, have we, luv?""Uh, yeah, actually. I need to get back to Wilcox Academy. I'm new." Buffy noticed the man's bleached blonde hair and smiled.
"Something funny?" he asked, feeling suddenly very self-conscious around this absolutely beautiful, green-eyed girls.
"What? Oh, no. Just thinking. Anyways, how do I get back?" Buffy looked at her watch, impatiently.
He smiled, taking her by her shoulders, and turned her around.
"Look up."
Buffy looked up to find the school just up the hill. She had been going in circles for 2 hours.
He chuckled, as Buffy turned red.
"I suppose I should have told you earlier, but you just looked so cute."
The girl turned around, angrily, "You mean you've just been watching me go around and around!?"
"What can I say? I observe."
"Uh!" Buffy threw her hands up in the air, "Why would you do that. Now I've missed dinner. Oh god. I don't have a key to my room! Thanks a lot." She stormed up the hill, then looked back down at the man, already walking back down, but with a book in his hand that had not been there before.
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Buffy knocked on the glass of Lyons Hall, screaming like a maniac to anyone that could hear her, as the rain started pouring down. The girls just walked quickly past, scared of this lunatic.
Then, a red head walked by with Annie.
Buffy smiled, knocking on the glass harder, the blue eyes looked over.
"Annie!" Buffy mouthed, and motioned for her to open the door.
Annie walked over to the door, laughing at the sight.
"You should have seen yourself. Here." She opened the door.
"Thanks." Buffy took in the warmth of the hall.
"You're soaked, come on." They walked over to the elevator.
Suddenly, a woman ran over to Anne, "Annie, your brother is out of campus again, think you could help us find him, you know all of his best hiding spots."
Annie groaned, "Ah, sorry, Buffy. I've gotta go. I'll talk to you later though, 'kay?"
"Oh, okay." Buffy waved, left alone with the girl with red hair.
There was a silence for a few seconds, when the girl spoke up, "Well, let's get you all dry. You haven't unpacked, right?" She asked, pressing the button to the elevator.
"No." Buffy warmed her arms.
"Didn't think so," The door opened, "I've got fresh ones up in my room."
They smiled.
"So, are you a friend of Annie's?" Buffy asked.
"Kind of, I knew her a bit last year, and now she's right next to my room, so we usually hang out in the evenings."
"Oh, okay, cool."
"Yeah, ah here we are." They stepped out of the lift and walked into a cute little room with books piled everywhere.
"I'm kind of a book worm." She laughed meekly.
Buffy laughed, "I would have never guessed. I'm Buffy by the way."
"Willow. Here's your towel." She handed her a towel with a dancing pineapple on it.
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"So, now I'm here at Wilcox, hopefully this will work out." Buffy concluded.
"Wow, why'd you do that to all of those people? Do you have some fascination with fire?" Willow hugged her pillow tighter, obviously more enthusiastic about this story then Buffy.
"No, I told you. I didn't mean to burn down the gym. It just happened. Stupid sparklers. Not that anyone believed that."
After a few more hours of stories and laughs, the two girls said goodnight and went into the hall to help Buffy find her room. They walked out.
"Okay, it's room 317."
"317? Really?" Willow looked excited.
"Yeah, why?"
"I'm room 315! Buffy, we share a bathroom."
The girls, so excited in the idea that they were practically room mates, didn't notice a short, middle-aged woman come over towards them.
"Ladies, I think it be best you were to sleep." She said in a distracted voice.
"Yes, headmistress." Willow curtsied, looking down.
"Oh, Willow, for the last time, you don't have to curtsy when I enter." She smiled."Oh, sorry, I just-sorry." Willow turned bright red, walking back into her room.