A/N: Ok. I don't like this chapter, but I have writers block. The story will get better. Just hang in there. Thanks to reanyumi and Fudge 1. I guess I didn't say this so I will here. In chapter 8 I wrote both the poems. Sorry for any confusion that may have caused.

Knock! Knock! Knock! I was startled out of my world by a knocking on my door. I stared at it for a seconded before getting up and crossing it. When I opened it, Odd stood on the other side smiling at me.

"Come on!" He practically yelled and started down the hall.

"Umm, what?" I sighed and followed him, locking my door behind me. Catching up to him I asked,

"Where are we going?"

"Lunch!" I stopped walking.

"Lunch?" I was dumbfounded. I quickly looked at my watch and found it to be almost noon. He smiled,

"No one else wants to go now and I hate eating alone." While his logic made sense, I still was in shock. I smiled,

"Whatever, let's go." He smiled and we continued on our way. When we got to the cafeteria I was surprised no one else was there.

"Most people don't eat this early or eat out on weekends," Odd said correctly interrupting my face, "Come on." We got our food, sandwiches, fruit, and milk, and sat at one of the tables. Normally I'm not some one who would just start talking to some one, but Odd kept me laughing all the way through lunch. Telling me about the school, his friends, and everything in general. About 20 minutes later Jeremie set his food down next to me and sat.

"Hey! Einstein came out of his room," Odd just smiled and took a big bite of his sandwich. Jeremie just smiled and pulled out his laptop. Very soon after Jeremie got there Ulrich showed up. Pretty soon the entire cafeteria was a buzz with noise and commotion. I just lost my self into my own world trying some scrap of inspiration. I had tried to come up with something for my paper every way I could think of. I had finally settled into a state of pure relaxation when some one rudely bumped my back.

"Oh, I am so sorry!" a haughty sarcastic voice form behind me said. I turned to find Sissy, the principal's daughter, standing there.

"You know, if you hadn't of sat with these losers," she said in a demeaning voice, "this wouldn't have happened."

"It's ok," I said with fake cheerfulness, "No harm done. Besides, if I hadn't sat here I might have had to sit with the monstrosity I've heard about."

"Oh, really? Who?" I shuddered.

"Sissy." She looked appalled and stomped off. I turned back to my meal.

"That was awesome!" Odd said, sniggering.

"Thanks. I had fun with it." Once the meal was over, everyone said they were going back to there rooms. I shrugged and followed. Who knows? This place might not be so bad after all.