I look down at her and find a sparkle in her eye. I smile at her and set my forehead against hers. "You eyes are the most beautiful things I have ever seen. Perfect fit for a girl as beautiful as you." I say.
Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart -Winnie the Pooh
Massey grinned as he walked towards the academy, his black hair in its usual emo-swoop style. In his hand he held his instrument of destruction: his bass guitar, a totally self-customized Epiphone SG in a padded and padlocked case, which also doubled as an amp. He pulled up the hood of his Nightmare Moon hoodie and strolled in, his eyes covered.
Insanity keeps me from losing my mind. "Ghosts are real, and monsters are real, too. They live inside us, and sometimes, they win." -Stephen King
I sit down at the paino before the class begins. Smiling at my older brother, the teacher, I started to play a little bit of Payphone by Marron Five. "Sing, Aria." He says.
I shake my head and look down at the keys, still playing.
"I will make you do it infront of the whole class." He says, sitting down at the drums.
I grunt and begin to sing. "I'm at a payphone, trying to call home. All of that change I spent on you. Where have the times gone? Baby it's all wrong. Where all the plans we made for two." I play louder and so does my brother.
As I sing he backs me up and I smile wide. We have always sounded great together and I am so glad I am finally at this school. I have been waiting a long time to be in his class.
The song ends and people in the class clap. I turn to them and blush a little, not knowing they came in. I smile lightly and stay at the paino. I look at a boy holding his bass, making sure it is tuned. I give him a light smile and look back at my brother.
Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart -Winnie the Pooh
