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Kiyoko noticed another girl come up to them; she was holding a small Guineia Pig in her palm, and was offering to help with Kiyoko's bags. "T-thank's, but I'm ok." she answered. But before getting another word in, the girl that popped out from teh door before had arrived with a friendly greeting.

However, there were also a large group of cheerleaders that somehow followed the girl here. Kiyoko could tell right now in a heartbeat by their weak smiles and attitudes, that they were prissy snobs. The ones who spread rumors, make fun of appearances, and shove people into lockers. The sterotypical cheerleaders, if you will. She watched as they spoke quickly to the other, who actually cringed before speaking to them. As the group of menacing girls left, the cringing one smiled apologecitly at them. Kiyoko found herself smiling warmly back; she wasn't one of them, apparently.

"Ah, it's fine. Those girls seemed like the ones at my old school, so I'm used to the bad stereotyping." Kiyoko answered with a small shrug. "I figured you weren't the same as them anyhow. The school looks really nice though.....oh! Goodness, where are my manners today? I'm Kiyoko. It's nice to meet you both." she added the last two lines quickly, feeling a bit guility for rambling on to the poor strangers.

Speaking of people, she found it strange that Alex had gone quiet as well.

"Nice to meet you Lily. And you Kiyoko." Star said kindly. "Did you guys see the audition paper for the Christmas play? I already signed up, are you guys going to?" Star asked.

"U-uh......yeah, actually I did." Kiyoko answered. However, her nervous-ness began to shake off; a topic she could somewhat relate to, finally! She continued, as if throwing off an uneeded skin, a hinderance to her being.

"I've always enjoyed theatrical stuff in general. Whether it's a comedy, a romance story, adventure, or horror (to a point), it's interesing to step into the lives of an imaginary character, and bring it to life. To take the story of an individual and put it together so it looks right (not like the movies that kill a book); that is a true accomplishment. It takes so much effort, but at the same time it's alot of fun, and helps to build one's own true character, not just the one given to you in the play. Musicals are especially fun, with the dancing and..........oh! S-sorry! Got carried away." Kiyoko turned a bright pink in the cheeks; what had just happened? She shifted her feet, feeling a bit uncomfortable with the sudden outburst.

Then she remembered the pen. "Oh. Here you go." she handed the pen to the girl who asked.

"Well you sure a lot about theatre." Lily said as she took the pen "Thanks... Hey wait! Your name is on here! Cool! At least I'll know someone on the team." she smiled as she scribbled her name down and laughed at her assumption of acceptance. "That is if I make it in the team of course."

"I would have thought there would be more girls on the team. Oh well, I thought it was a joke at first to." She smiled "I also don't know much about the theatre but it sounds like social democracy seems to channel it around here. What I mean is that the popular girls all try out just for the sake of it and they take up spots that other people more worthy of it should have."

"How could it be your fault if a bunch of wannabes follow you around all day. Those types of people always link themselves to the most rich and beautiful in these situations. It's so they can use you as stepping stone in their life. Although to be totally honest they don't get very far before they fall into the gushing river." Lily giggled and reached out to give the pen back to Kiyoko. "Well, it sounds like we'll have lots of fun in the snowball fight tryouts. I've never actually been surrounded by so much snow at one time. I'm not from around here."