"Yes, yes it is beautiful." Sunset said nodding as well. She walked to the living room, close enough to hear what the guy in the TV was saying. "Amazing..." She mused. She had seen TVs before but this one was different from the ones they had forty years before. Those were not pretty. She turned to look to Mrs. Cadbury and took notice of hers and Shawn's expression. It was the same one he'd had when she'd asked about emails. Crap, she'd messed up again. It was time to go. "Nice one." She smiled. "I'm gettting one soon." Returning to the kitchen, she fished something out of her pocket and out it on the counter. They were a couple of seeds. "It was a pleasure to meet you. You're a really good neighbour. In return for you help, I'd like to give you these, for your garden, or to decorate your house. "
Mother and son leaned forward slightly, naturally curious to see what the seeds were.
"Thank you," Mrs. Cadbury said, carefully holding the seeds in her palm. "I'll go plant them now before I forget. See you later." She gave Sunset one last smile before turning to go out to their little backyard, where she had a few little flowerpots that were currently empty. She'd have to bring them inside when the weather got colder.
Shawn walked her to the front door. "What are the seeds- I mean, what will they grow into?" he started to ask before stopping abruptly, looking rather surprised. "Shane?"
A boy was standing at the door, peering out the glass like a curious puppy, and he looked exactly the same as Shawn except for a few key differences: his thick black hair was shaggy and wild, sticking up in odd places like he didn't even bother to try to brush it, a slightly more filled out frame, and a darker sort of demeanor about him. He whipped around at the sound of his name, his dark brown eyes narrowing slightly as he studied Shawn and Sunset silently.
"What?" he replied coldly, his head tilting slightly as he glared at Shawn. The younger of the two twins looked down at his feet, not sure what to make of his brother as he slunk past him like a shadow and slipped back up the stairs and out of sight.
"Sorry. Shane's just... Antisocial to the extreme," Shawn explained, adjusting his glasses and opening the door. "I don't know what to make of him half the time."
"Thank you," Mrs. Cadbury said, carefully holding the seeds in her palm. "I'll go plant them now before I forget. See you later." She gave Sunset one last smile before turning to go out to their little backyard, where she had a few little flowerpots that were currently empty. She'd have to bring them inside when the weather got colder.
Shawn walked her to the front door. "What are the seeds- I mean, what will they grow into?" he started to ask before stopping abruptly, looking rather surprised. "Shane?"
A boy was standing at the door, peering out the glass like a curious puppy, and he looked exactly the same as Shawn except for a few key differences: his thick black hair was shaggy and wild, sticking up in odd places like he didn't even bother to try to brush it, a slightly more filled out frame, and a darker sort of demeanor about him. He whipped around at the sound of his name, his dark brown eyes narrowing slightly as he studied Shawn and Sunset silently.
"What?" he replied coldly, his head tilting slightly as he glared at Shawn. The younger of the two twins looked down at his feet, not sure what to make of his brother as he slunk past him like a shadow and slipped back up the stairs and out of sight.
"Sorry. Shane's just... Antisocial to the extreme," Shawn explained, adjusting his glasses and opening the door. "I don't know what to make of him half the time."
Sunset waved goodbye at his mom. She was really a nice lady, and now her friend list had increased to two. That made her so happy!
"You'll have to wait until they grow." She said when Shawn asked her about the seeds. Her eyes widened slightly at the sight of another Shawn. Wait, what? Oh, no, it was just his twin. "Hi, I'm -" He walked past them, to his room, she guessed. "Sunset." She turned to Shawn frowning. "It's fine, but... you shouldn't let people, not even your brother treat you in a bad way." A door closed upstairs. "Well, anyway, thanks for everything, and bye, again." Sunset placed a kiss on his cheek and then opened the door, skipping back to her house. Earlier, at school, she'd seen a girl saying bye to a boy in that way, so she'd assumed that was what humans did now. But, she didn't know the students were really a couple.
"You'll have to wait until they grow." She said when Shawn asked her about the seeds. Her eyes widened slightly at the sight of another Shawn. Wait, what? Oh, no, it was just his twin. "Hi, I'm -" He walked past them, to his room, she guessed. "Sunset." She turned to Shawn frowning. "It's fine, but... you shouldn't let people, not even your brother treat you in a bad way." A door closed upstairs. "Well, anyway, thanks for everything, and bye, again." Sunset placed a kiss on his cheek and then opened the door, skipping back to her house. Earlier, at school, she'd seen a girl saying bye to a boy in that way, so she'd assumed that was what humans did now. But, she didn't know the students were really a couple.
blair was on her bike headed home when she saw a girl walk in to the house next to hers. she didnt know she had neighbors then again this is her first week.... 'thinking back to her moms dying words "be safe"' new isnt safe she thought sturnly kick standed her bike and headed in
"That's Shane. I couldn't make him be normal if I tried," he said with a shrug. "I don't mind... I just don't know what to think of him sometimes."
He hardly had time to wish Sunset goodnight before she had kissed him on the cheek, catching him completely off guard. The gesture shocked him so much he could only turn red and couldn't think of anything to say until she was already across the street.
He gulped and stared out the door another five minutes before his mom finally asked him to shut the door before he let the flies in, and he did so slowly, his brain still trying to wrap itself around the idea of affection.
How odd.
He hardly had time to wish Sunset goodnight before she had kissed him on the cheek, catching him completely off guard. The gesture shocked him so much he could only turn red and couldn't think of anything to say until she was already across the street.
He gulped and stared out the door another five minutes before his mom finally asked him to shut the door before he let the flies in, and he did so slowly, his brain still trying to wrap itself around the idea of affection.
How odd.
Completely oblivious to Shawn's reaction to the kiss, Sunset happily returned to her house to prepare her dinner. The pasta didn't come out exactly like she'd expected but it had been delicious!
Next day, again, she overlespt. The bus arrived but she was sound asleep on her bed. She has an important test that day but, she had forgotten to set up the alarm correctly. The annoying thing soundec like fifteen minutes later than it should have.
Next day, again, she overlespt. The bus arrived but she was sound asleep on her bed. She has an important test that day but, she had forgotten to set up the alarm correctly. The annoying thing soundec like fifteen minutes later than it should have.
the next day i got up later then most people cuz i rode me motorcycle buses were loud, and stupid. so she got up and got dressed in her usual clothing her black dress with her knee high boots and hat she was out the door in minutes
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