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Claudia just finished the school's morning news articles. This weeks topic was a juicy one. She was obviously proud of her articles since she basic lives all of them the night before the information is released to the school. Living a double life as a Black Fox wasn't easy, but it did have its perks. Unlike most reporters, she got experience everything first hand and be apart of the event. Those the undercover job she produced could get her killed if she wasn't careful. Luckily, no one has seen past her disguise that she wears around the school campus to hide her true identity.

Being part of the school committee made her a hot commodity. She dressed like in crowd, and was a social butterfly. 'The more people you know the more information reaches your ears' she thought to herself. She glanced down at her article, skimming it just for good measure.

World War III: Black Foxes vs. Rabbits
Last night, around ten thirty, gun shots were fired near the park. Two of the most notorious gangs in the city started a battle royal. The reasons why the fight occurred is unknown, but is there any need for an explanation. What exactly fuels these gangs hate? Is this just pure madness and disorder descending upon our beloved city? However, the school is safe from harm, and all the students look alive and well. More information about this recent event will appear in more detail later on the local new channels.

Claudia Vasselia.

Her name stood out at clear as day, but as long as no one knew she was Jinxx, an appellation that she used in the gang, she would remain safe. She flipped her tightly curled, long brown hair, and began to stroll out of the library. She had to remember to stop by the rest to check her makeup. She wore bright vivid color makeup to hide her face. She also wore bright hazel contacts to brighten her dull dark brown eye color. This was all part of her disguise. At night, she wore all black, straightened her hair and styled into a bun only for it to be covered by a hat, all contacts, and defiantly no makeup. The truth was that she hated dressing like a doll, and rather pick the thug life any day. She wasn't the criminal type either, just a sucker for stories. This is the life she chose for herself, and oddly enough she enjoyed every minute of it.

Claudia had seen the shy introverted girl many times in the library and around school. She also knew that the girl's occupation was the librarian. The number one rule of student committee was to remember at least most of the students around the school. Plus, for all she knew the female could be apart of one of the gangs. "Thank you, but I'm just dropping off the news papers. This weeks story is a juicy one. This to me going on and on, I'm Claudia Vasselia. Your Aaryn...Trace?" She struggled a bit on the name, but she was sure it was right.

She probably wouldn't make it to the restroom in enough time to fix her makeup. She dug in her pocket for the small purple, jewel encrusted, hand mirror she always cared around. Once she found it, she flipped it open and checked her features. Hopefully all this makeup wasn't clogging up her pours. Her lipstick didn't look nearly florescent enough so she decided to go over it one more time with her bright pink lipstick. "Don't worry, I'm not ignoring you dear. I have to make myself beautiful. The public waits."

Claudia nodded slightly. "They probably did, and they probably didn't. I only right what I hear around town. I'm not there witnessing the whole event." The female lied through her teeth, but the girl was all ready her suspicious. She barely knew the librarian, and she was all ready trying to make up conclusions. The brunette bellowed out a laugh before remembering that she was in a library. "I'm sorry I was being loud. Forgive me. That's sounds like a ridiculous notion, don't you think? Please, feel free to indulge me on this idea." Maybe Aaryn has a second life that she doesn't know about? Claudia had never heard information like that being spread around before. No one knows her true identity in the Black Foxes, not even the boss. Not only did she look different when she was involved with the gang, she portrayed a different character as well.

Claudia closed her hand mirror, and shoved it back into her pocket. She acted casually as she normally did, and was about to make another comment to the librarian when a male interrupted. The male voiced his opinion before he disappeared down an isle. He seemed to favor the Black Rabbits. He was so nonchalant about the subject that it sounded like the conversation was about two football teams instead of gangs.

She knew the boy's identity without even looking at him. He was the "bee's knees" or at least that's how most of the girl's at the school viewed him. Nicholas Kirkland, his voice could freeze any teenage female in their tracks or so she has been told. He was handsome, and there is no lies about that. His hair resembled freshly fallen snow, and his eyes deep and concentrated. She found it strange that they were a sort of yellowish tent, but whom was she to judge when she wore contacts.

The brunette flipped her hair and called back to the boy. "You can join the conversation if you want. Your very opinionated and I would like to hear what you have to say." She smiled kindly then turned to Aaryn, still waiting on a reply. Another girl entered the scene, this one was very passive and agreed with the male easily. Not only that, but she called him brother. Were they related? Of course, she could be over thinking the boy and girl's relationship status.