Hey, here's the chapter you all have been waiting for. This time, I REALLY want you to try and notice the differences between this one and the version before. I actually rewrote a couple of sections, and now they're pretty different. I was just reading the original before, and I did little bits of editing to see if any of it would make the story better, but it just didn't seem right to me… so I rewrote it. I cut characters and I added characters, but I kept most of them. It's better though, so trust me on this one. Read and review!

Disclaimer: I own my OCs. Actually, I only partially own Myra and Clive. They were my dad's at one point. If you want to know their history, tell me in your review, and I'll email you. Ok, just read!

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Chapter 6: The First Day of School! OH NO!

The day everyone had been awaiting… had finally come. It was the first day of high school for the Teen Titans.

As the sun was rising, Starfire skipped to the front doors of Jump City High School. She could not believe her green human eyes, placed in a setting of awe and wonder. She was actually going to a human school.

As she gazed at the double doors that surrounded the large brick building, a familiar friend stepped towards her side. She turned her head and smiled as she saw the spiky black hair and the blue eyes of the boy. "Dick! I have not seen you for so long!" she exclaimed as she gave him a hug across his shoulders. "My new family is wonderful, but I miss doing the 'hanging out' with my friends! I am so glad to see you!"

"Thanks, Kori. I missed you too. I miss all of you. My family is horrible," he responded gloomily.

"Horrible? What is wrong with the two parental units and the sibling?"

"They pay too much attention to me. It's really hard to get privacy where I live. For some reason they think that I need help to go to the bathroom and to take a shower. Fortunately they believe me whenever I say that I don't need help. I don't know what I would do if they didn't."

Starfire was sad for her friend. "I am sorry. But how is the sibling?"

"Princess? She's not as bad as I thought she was going to be. I told her that I didn't need any personal attention, so she's been leaving me alone for the most part."

Starfire could only smile at her own thoughts. "Well, my family is wonderful! Although brother Carl and sister Angela are little prograsites, we have so much fun together! Sister Gloria is probably my favorite. And little baby Roger is so cute! I like to hold him, and sing to him…"

"You sing to him, too?" Robin did not want to say anymore, because he did not want to hurt her feelings in any way.

"Oh yes! He falls fast asleep whenever I sing to him before bed! He is such an angel!" She smiled and cradled her arms together.

Robin became a little jealous of her happiness, but did not want to show it. "I'm glad you're happy."

Starfire frowned. "I am sorry that you are not happy. Perhaps I can make it up to you and invite you over to our quarters. I am sure that will make you happy."

He smiled. "Thanks, Kori."

"You are welcome." She smiled back.

Terra slumped towards the front of the building and joined them. "Hey guys! What's up?"

Starfire turned her head towards her. "Friend Tara! How is your new family?"

She growled. "My sisters are extremely irritating! And the worst part is that my parents don't even do anything about it! They always say, 'they'll learn eventually. Everyone does.' But that's only because someone tells them to stop! But my brother's cool. He's coming here too. He'll be a junior."

"What a coincidence! My brother Michael and my sister Gloria are going here too!"

"What grade are they in?" Terra asked.

"Michael is a senior, and Gloria is a freshman."

"Cool! I'm a freshman too!" exclaimed Terra. "So Gloria is my age. Are you a sophomore, Kori?"

Robin answered for her. "Yes, she's a sophomore. And so am I."

"Gar's a freshman too, which is good. I don't know what I'd do if we weren't in the same grade. One of us would be picked on for dating a freshman."

"I wonder how people will take Victor and Raven dating. A senior with a sophomore isn't very… normal," commented Robin.

"Yeah," said Terra, "but at least none of them are freshmen. Besides, it's not going to matter in a few years."

"I guess…"

The sound of two people screaming interrupted their conversation.

"Garfield Logan! You get back here this instant!"

Beast Boy was running as quickly as he could with a CD in his right hand. Behind him was a woman in nothing but a black bathrobe. She was red in the face, like a tomato.

"Mom! It's just a CD! I can bring this to school, can't I?"

"No, you cannot bring that to school! What are you going to do with it, shove it up someone's ass!"

"EEEWWWW! No, that's sick!" He quickly dashed to the front of the school and entered the building. He glanced at his friends for a split second. "Hi. Bye. See ya."

The woman stopped to catch her breath. "You had… better not… cause trouble… or I'll be… on you… like the clothes on your back!" She panted for a few seconds longer.

The other three stared at her with eyes as large as Jupiter.

She glared at them evilly. "What are YOU looking at?"

They quivered, twitched, cowered, and hid behind a nearby bush.

Then another teenager approached the woman. "Mom, please, it's just a CD that he wanted to show the friends that I think you scared stiff." She sighed as she pointed at the bush the three other Titans were hiding in. "Please, just go home, and pretend that he didn't bring anything more than his school supplies to school."

The woman glared. "Don't you tell me what to do!"

"Fine. Then I'll call the police." She took out her cell phone and turned it on.

She stood straight up. "Fine, I'll go home." She walked away.

Robin, Terra, and Starfire all slowly crawled out from behind the bush and stared in wonder. How could one teenage girl control a crazy and insane woman?

She turned off her cell phone, put it back in her purse, and smiled. "I'm Marie. Are you Gar's friends?"

They nodded quickly.

Robin held up his index finger. "What would you call the police for?"

"Disturbing the peace. It's 7:30 in the morning. Not everyone goes to high school. Most people in this neighborhood want to sleep in until at least 9:00."

Terra and Starfire giggled. Robin smirked.

"Yes, it is ridiculous that a grown woman, who is married and now a mother of two, to be arrested for something as ridiculous as disturbing the peace. But if threatening her will shut her up, then it's okay by me." She paused for a moment. "What are your names?"

"I'm Dick."

"I'm Tara."

"I am Kori."

"Nice to meet you all. Well, have fun here at this school!" She walked to the entrance of the building, and then turned her head back towards the others. "Oh, and just so you know, I was being a little sarcastic. This school kinda sucks."

Robin rolled his eyes. "Great…"

Beast Boy had been hiding behind the door the whole time. His head peaked out. "Is she gone, Marie?"

"Yes, she's gone. But one of these days you're going to have to stand up for yourself." She went all the way inside the building and headed towards the auditorium.

Beast Boy jumped from behind the door and dashed towards his friends. "Isn't she the coolest sister ever! She almost makes up for having a psychopathic mom!"

Starfire smiled. "Oh yes, Gar! She is wonderful! Tell me, what grade will she be heading to?"

"She'll be a junior."

"Cool! My brother's a junior too. His name is Peter," commented Terra. "He's cool too, but I don't think that he's quite as brave to stand up to a psychopath. But then again, barely anyone can."

Starfire put her finger to her lip. "I wonder where friend Victor and friend Raven have gotten to."

At that moment, a blue corvette drove up to the school parking lot. After it drove into a space, Cyborg stepped out from the driver's seat, and Raven stepped out from the shotgun seat.

"Hey yo! What's up?" exclaimed Cyborg as the two of them approached the others.

Beast Boy's eyes glowed as he raced to Cyborg's new car. "Dude! Sweet ride!"

"Thanks! My parents are extremely rich, and they have all this extra money. They asked if I wanted a new car, and I told them, 'you bet!'" He sighed as he pet the hood. "But… this thing will never replace the T-Car. This is just temporary. But I love it, nonetheless."

"My dad was a little worried that a boy picked me up from school. Especially since he's older than I am," commented Raven.

"Is your new dad like some sort of anti-dating fanatic?" asked Beast Boy.

Raven frowned. "Yes."

Beast Boy pointed a finger at her. "Hahahahaha!"

She slapped him across the face.

"Ouch! Don't do that! It hurts!"

Terra approached him. "Actually, you kinda deserved it. Don't complain, alright?"

He sighed. "Whatever you say…" He smiled at Terra.

She rolled her eyes. "Gar… what are we going to do with you?"

The bell rang. They all ran inside to the auditorium, because that was where they were told to go before that day. Lucky for them, they found six seats in a row, and that was where they sat.

As everyone was about to settle down, the person that seemed to be the principal walked up to the stage and stood in the center. He was a tall skinny man, who seemed like he was in his early forty's. He wore a gray suit, a red tie, and black shoes. "Welcome Jump City Titans!"

Everyone clapped.

Beast Boy whispered to Terra, "Jump City Titans?"

"I guess they named their school team after us."

"Psh! Talk about unoriginal! Besides, they're not gonna want to be called the Titans after our… defeat."

She sighed. "Oh well…"

The man spoke again. "Hello! For those of you who don't really know me, or just forgot over the summer, my name is Mr. Mishrue. Did you folks have a nice summer?"

The students grumbled.

"That's good to hear! I hope you all are looking forward to an exciting new school year!"

The student moaned.

"O…kay… well, nevermind the fact that… maybe there will be times when you don't enjoy school. Heck, if someone enjoyed school all of the time, I'd be a little scared. Believe me, I don't enjoy my job all the time."

The students that were paying attention snickered at the joke the principal made.

"But we will have some sort of fun this year! I agree that school shouldn't be ALL about learning. School should be fun too. So I've decided that we should have some fun activities going around this school every once in a while. So… there we have it. A good school year to look forward to."

Everyone clapped.

"Thank you. Now, I'll hand the mike over to Ms. Black, who will be telling you where to get your schedules, and how today will work out."

An older woman stepped onto the stage. She was a little bit shorter than the principal. Her hair was gray, and she wore a long black skirt, and a blue sweater. "Thank you, Mr. Mishrue," she stated. "As you may know, I am Ms. Black, and I am the head guidance counselor. You may have me as your main counselor, or you may have one of my assistants. But nonetheless, whoever you are, I am more than happy to help you with your problems. But anyways, I will be handing out schedules for the seniors, Mrs. Headdress will be handing out the schedules for the juniors, Mr. Fault will be handing out the sophomores' schedules, and Miss Amber will hand out the freshmen's. Now, if you will get in a single file line in front of whoever has your schedule, you can get your schedule, and then immediately go to your first hour class."

That was exactly what the students did, only some parts of the lines were not really in single file, but it did not really matter to the rest of the staff members, or the students.

Robin, Starfire, and Raven all headed towards Mr. Fault to get their schedules. Cyborg went towards Ms. Black, and Beast Boy and Terra went towards Miss Amber.

Starfire asked Robin, "Will we be going to the same classes together or will we not?"

"I don't know. We might have some of our classes together, but I highly doubt we'll be together for every one of them."

"Oh. Well, that is too bad." She sighed as she found out that she was next. "Well, it is my turn."

Mr. Fault, a man in what seemed like his 50's, asked, "You're name, Miss?"

"Kori Anders," she replied.

"Here ya go, Kori." He handed her a white piece of paper.

Starfire took the schedule and headed towards Raven, who already had gotten her schedule. "Raven, what is your schedule?"

She did not say anything, but instead handed her the paper. It listed: Geometry, English II, Modern Western Civilization, Lunch, Biology, Gym, then Spanish I.

Her eyes brightened. "Glorious! We shall have the English and the Modern Western Civilization together! And the Spanish!"

"Great…" replied Raven.

Cyborg approached both of them. "Hey, Rae! Lemme see your classes!" He took the paper from Starfire's hands and read through it. "Well, we have Lunch together."

Robin joined them. "Doesn't everybody have lunch together?"

Cyborg took Robin's schedule and looked at it. It read: Modern Western Civilization, English II, Art I, Honors Biology, Lunch, Algebra II/Trigonometry, then French I. Cyborg looked back up at them. "I guess not. I guess there's a first and a second lunch, so we can't all eat together." He paused for a moment. "You're taking French?"

Beast Boy and Terra came from behind them. Beast Boy started laughing his head off. "Dude! You're taking FRENCH! That's so totally hilarious! Hahahaha! I didn't even know you were the French type!"

Robin growled. "I didn't even sign up for French! Why did they give it to me!"

Raven grabbed BB's paper and looked at it. She handed it back to him. "Sounds like Robin's not the only one who likes French around here."

He glued his eyes to his paper to find French I under the sixth period column. "What! Who put me in French!"

Cyborg began rolling on the floor in laughter. Terra and Starfire giggled as Robin and Raven only smiled slyly at Beast Boy, who was sulking and hanging his head low.

Soon afterwards, Terra did not look very happy. "Well, they weren't supposed to put you in French. You were supposed to take German with me! Oh well… at least we have Algebra, English, Lunch, and Physical Science together."

"First or second lunch?" asked Cyborg.

"First," replied Beast Boy.

Robin looked at his watch. "We should go to our first class. Have fun, everyone!" He began running towards one of the exits when he stopped in his tracks to mention one last comment. "And, let's wish each other luck. Some weird surprises might come our way."

They all nodded, and went to their first class.

Starfire headed to her first class, which was Biology. She walked upstairs to the Biology Lab, which was on the second floor, along with all of the other science classes. She entered the classroom to see about twenty other students sitting in the lab tables. She decided to go to a table with no one sitting in it. After a few minutes, someone else came and sat down next to her. She was a small girl with long dark brown hair and dark green eyes. She seemed to be a little bit on the quieter side.

Starfire decided to introduce herself. "Hello. My name is Kori. What is your name?"

The girl turned her head towards Starfire. She smiled and said, "Hi. I'm Sara…" Her voice was breathy and soft. Unable to keep eye contact, she turned her head sideways. "I'm new this year, so I don't really know anyone at all…"

"I am new here, too! That is wonderful!"

"Really? You are too? Do you know anyone?"

Starfire smiled. "Yes, I do know some people. I know Dick, Raven, Gar, Tara, and Victor."

"I don't know who any of those are… are they all sophomores?"

"Dick and Raven are soft-mores, but Gar and Tara are freshmen, and Victor is a senior."

She moaned a little. "You're so lucky! You already have so many friends! I'm too shy to make very many friends…" Sara hung her head in embarrassment.

Starfire grinned. "I would love to be your friend, Friend Sara! And I am sure that all of my other friends would like to be your friend too."

"Gee, thanks Kori…" They smiled at each other.

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Beast Boy and Terra slouched up what seemed to be many flights of stairs and headed towards their first class: Algebra. When they finally reached the top floor and entered the first classroom to their left, all they noticed in the classroom were about twenty-five desks, a long blackboard, some posters about math, and the little back room for the teacher.

"Well," Terra started, "I guess we must be the first people here. Maybe this class won't be so bad…" They remained at the entrance of the room, looking around the room curiously.

That was when an attractive muscular blonde boy waltzed into the classroom, looking as if he never had a care in the world. That was when all of a sudden a herd of about ten girls screeched an obnoxious, "CHARLIE!" and trampled all over the unsuspecting Titans.

Terra grumbled as she remained on the floor. "About what I said earlier, I never said it."

"Tara…" moaned Beast Boy.

"What?"

"I think my spine's broken…"

"Well, you just might have to deal with it…" She sighed as they still lay on the floor.

"Hey," a voice from above them said.

The two squashed Titans looked above them to see a mocha-colored girl with big brown eyes and a black boyish haircut, wearing a gray sleeveless hoodie and light blue jeans. "You ok?"

"No," Beast Boy groaned.

She chuckled. "Here, let me help you up." She reached her arm towards their hands and helped them both up to the floor.

Terra rubbed the back of her head. "Thanks. By the way, what's your name? I'm Tara, and this is my boyfriend, Gar."

"I'm Megan. Please to meet you both." She shook both their hands. Then she put her hands on her hips and huffed. "Now where'd Alan get to?"

"Who's Alan?" asked Beast Boy.

"My twin brother. I betcha he's with his ex-girlfriend again. He just can't get over Bridget, can he?" She sighed and rolled her eyes.

Soon, a boy Megan's height with dreadlocks and silver chains around his neck, wearing a black t-shirt and black cargo pants approached the small crowd of friends. "Hey, Meg. 'Sup?"

She glared at him and placed her hands on her hips again. "Where were you? I've been looking all over for you! You were supposed to meet me after the meeting in the auditorium! You weren't trying to sweeten Bridget up, were you?"

"Relax, sis. I still found you, so it's all good, right?" he explained smoothly. He looked at Beast Boy and Terra. "Who are they?"

Megan cleared her throat. "Alan, this is Tara and Gar. Tara and Gar, this is my brother, Alan."

Alan lightly punched Beast Boy's fist. "'Sup? You new to the city?"

Beast Boy rubbed the back of his neck. "Uh, sure, I guess you could say that…"

"We've been living in the city, but we haven't gone to school here before," explained Terra.

"Oh, so you've been home-schooled?" Megan asked, assuming that was what they meant.

Terra shrugged. "I guess you could say that, sure. We were home-schooled."

Deafening shrieks could be heard inside the classroom.

Alan peaked inside the room. "Man, what's he got that I don't got?"

Megan shrugged. "Charlie? I dunno. I mean, I guess he's cute, but there's no reason to go ballistic over him."

"I definitely agree. I like Gar for who he is. It really wouldn't matter if he looked like that Charlie dude." Terra put her arm around Beast Boy's shoulder.

Then he asked his girlfriend, "Hey, Tara, wasn't Charlie the name you used when you did that prep impression a few weeks ago?"

She laughed. "Hey, you're right! Goes to show how much I know about those annoying girly-girls!"

Megan chuckled. "I don't know if I really want to know what you're talking about, so I won't ask." She led the others inside the classroom. "Come on, let's find good seats away from Charlie and his girlfriends."

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Raven finally found her first hour class: Geometry. She wandered in the classroom to find the classroom filled with unintelligent people, to put it nicely. She sat in a desk somewhere towards the middle of the room and stared at the blackboard.

"Get out of my seat!" a voice from behind her shouted. It was high, nasally, and unusually annoying. It had a strange accent.

Raven looked behind her to see a tall girl with curly blonde hair that reached past her shoulders, blue eyes, and wearing a pink belly shirt with a pink miniskirt. "Excuse me? I think I was here first," Raven said very matter-of-factly.

"Yeah, but who made you boss?"

"Who made you boss?" Raven echoed, only showing minor irritation in her voice.

Soon, two girls, one a straight-haired brunette and another a curly-haired redhead appeared behind the blonde and shouted at the same time, "Get out of her seat, ya freak!"

Raven shrugged and rose from the seat without making another sound. She replaced herself in a seat closer to the classroom door. The girls giggled and seated themselves.

Just as Raven was about to stare at the blackboard just as she was before she was rudely interrupted, a tall girl dressed in all black clothes and had long black hair that covered part of her face and a pale complexion sat next to Raven. Her soft and yet strangely cold blue eyes took a strike at the purple-haired Titan. "Hey," her monotone voice expressed from her vocal chords, "what's up?"

Raven sighed through her nose. "Nothing really. You?"

"Nothing really here, either. First day of school. Whoopee," she responded sarcastically.

"I couldn't agree more." She rested her head on her hand with her elbow on the table of her desk.

"You new here?" the girl asked.

Raven nodded. "Yeah. Why, are you?"

She shook her head. "No, I've been going to school in this city since sixth grade. I must say, it was never really a good experience for me. I've never really been that great at making new friends, but today, I thought I'd at least try. So… what's you're name?"

"I'm Raven."

"Raven? You mean like from the Edgar Allen Poe poem, 'The Raven'?" She smiled. Like her eyes, it was soft but unusually cold. "Interesting. I'm Myra."

Raven smiled. "It's good to meet someone who isn't acting like royalty around here."

Myra placed her hand on her forehead and shook her head. "Oh god. You didn't meet Brittany, did you?"

"Does she have curly blonde hair and big blue eyes and wears pink?"

"Yup."

Raven pointed towards the middle of the classroom. "That's her right over there."

Myra grunted. "I was kinda hoping she wouldn't be in any of my classes this year. Last year, she was in four of my six classes. It sucked."

"Ouch."

"Yeah, but luckily I survived. I don't think I would have without Clive…" she finished with a smirk.

"Who's Clive?" Raven asked.

"A friend," she responded. "But promise he won't scare you off when you meet him."

"Why would he scare me off?" Raven asked as she thought of the comment to be ridiculous.

"He… just tends to scare some people off sometimes. Not that it's always a bad thing, but I still don't want you to be scared of him, mainly because he tends to hang around me a lot, and that means you'd have to be able to enjoy his company. He's really smart, though, so you might be able to enjoy an intelligent conversation with him."

"I think I might be able to handle it. I've probably seen scarier in my day," she remarked, thinking about the Titans boys' "scary moments".

"That's always good to hear," she finished with a smile. "Can I see your schedule?"

Raven nodded. "Sure." She handed Myra the white piece of paper and she held them next to each other.

She gave Raven back her schedule. "We have all the same classes. Pretty bizarre, isn't it?"

"I'll say," Raven responded. "Well, at least I know there's someone I can talk to in each of my classes, especially Gym."

Myra rolled her eyes. "Yeah, that's gonna be fun. But at least I won't be alone in that class. Gym is probably the worst class to not have any friends in."

She shrugged. "I wouldn't know. But I'll take your word for it."

That was when the teacher marched into the classroom to quiet the class down. Myra and Raven agreed to not talk, because they would stooping down to the much-despised Brittany's level by talking.

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Cyborg entered the very bottom floor, which was the fine arts section. To his left was the art room, to his right was the music room. As he passed many different classrooms, he finally spotted his classroom: the poetry classroom. As he passed through the door, he sighed, knowing this class would be boring. He had no interest in poetry. He however decided to just get it over with without too much complaining. He sat in a desk near the back of the classroom, next to a very tan muscular redheaded guy.

Cyborg turned his head to the right to face this guy. "Uh… hi," he finally said. "I'm Victor. Victor Stone."

The guy turned to face Cyborg. He smirked a little as he leaned back in his chair. "I'm Jack Brown. What's up?"

Cyborg shrugged. "Well… I don't really want to be in this stupid poetry class. You?"

"I don't want to be here, either. But I made the bright mistake of leaving my fine arts credit for my senior year, and this was the only fine arts class that I think I would be able to pass, other than maybe choir, which I did not want to take… but I hate poetry, all the same."

"And it's the first period of the day. I think I may as well sleep some more."

Jack scratched his head. "Wait, wasn't there some guy named Victor that was supposed to be on the football team?"

"You on the team?"

"I'm the running-back. Were you the one that was supposed to be on the team?"

"Unless there's another Victor around here that plays football then yeah. I never got a football schedule, so I obviously couldn't go to practices."

"Well, our first game is on Wednesday, but maybe I'll talk to the coach and I'll introduce you. Then maybe he could let you join late. We could use another quarterback."

Cyborg's face lit up. "Quarterback? Would the coach let me be quarterback at this time?"

"If you're good enough, sure. Coach may be nice enough to let you try, but he's pretty picky. He likes his players tough as nails."

Cyborg flexed his biceps and winked. "I think I might be able to pass."

"Break a leg," Jack finally said as he punched Cyborg's fist lightly.

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Robin headed towards his Modern Western Civilization classroom, when all of a sudden a skinny boy with an average height and thicker glasses on his face raced through the hallway, hunched over, laughing maniacally. Robin made all attempts to avoid him, but the boy made his way to him anyways.

The boy bowed like a Japanese person as he appeared in front of him. "Hello. I am Clive. I am pleased to meet you."

Robin became very nervous. "Uh… hi Clive. I'm Dick…"

"It's a pleasure to meet you. Are you going to Modern Western Civilization in room 106 with Ms. Doely right now?"

Robin scratched his head. "Yeah… how did you know that?"

Clive then began to speak very quickly. "According to my calculations, the way you were moving was heading towards the Modern Western Civilization room. I am going to that class too. Then I am going to English II, then Choir, then Honors Biology, then lunch, then Algebra II Trigonometry, then German III. I was originally in German II, but since I had already studied the book over the summer, I was moved up to German III. I'm sad though, because my friend Myra doesn't share a lunch with me. We had known each other since the 6th grade. Oh well, I met you now, but what is your schedule?"

Robin was more confused than he ever could be. He did not catch a single word Clive rambled out of his mouth. "What did you just say?"

Clive sighed. "Pitiful humans with their tiny intellects… What… is… your… schedule?"

"My schedule is… English II, Art I, Honors Biology, Lunch, Algebra II Trigonometry, then French I…" He paused for a moment in much confusion. "Did you just say that you weren't human?"

"I never made that claim. I was merely saying that you were a pitiful human with a tiny intellect. I am a human with a larger intellect. And good! We have lunch together!"

"Yeah… and you have choir with my girlfriend…"

"You have a girlfriend? I don't have a girlfriend…" Clive stated, sounding a little disappointed.

"You… want one or something?"

Clive glared at him. "No one asked you!" he responded quickly. "No… no… no one did… not a soul…"

They decided to go inside the classroom. Robin felt uneasy being with Clive, but he figured that at least he wasn't alone for this class.

The teacher was a short thin woman. "Hello, sophomores! I'm Ms. Doely, and I'll be teaching you Modern West Civ." She continued to talk, while Clive showed Robin his origami collection in his binder.

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Hooray for the return of Myra and Clive! Oh, and everyone else too… and they'll be more important when I can think of some larger roles for them. You'll get to know the other OCs better! I hope you're happy about that. I won't do all my focusing on Myra and Clive and a few other people either (but I still think they'll dominate over the others). Megan (and now Alan), Jack, and Sara will have more lines and stuff as well (and I might add a few more boys later on). Review, please!

Vandagirl :D