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Jaxon The older man leaned back in his office chair, crossing one arm over his chest and rubbing his furrowed brow yet again. He gave out a long exacerbated sign."Explain to me again, Mr. Steele, why were you carrying a vial around with a clear liquid," he said looking at the teen sitting in the chair opposite him. "It is unclear to us why we shouldn't believe it's not an attempt to make drugs, right here in school."Principal West's hair seemed to be growing older and hair graying with every single year. His eyes shifted from Jaxon to both of his parents on each side of him who have a similar look but aiming it at the principal."Now, please, explain what you were doing?" He continued trying not to loose his temper."Principal West," said Jaxon's father as he spoke up out of turn and placing his hand on Jaxon's arm causing him to stop before speaking. "I'm sure that Jaxon has a viable reason for this experiment. I'm not sure why we

The Guise SessionsReturning to his desk, he leaned back in the seat and recollected what he had read in her journal. He knew she was good at writing her deepest thoughts and ideas vividly describing anything and everything. That journal, there was something about it, he just looked back with his photographic memory, he knew that there was something that she was holding back. He knew it had to be her emotional pain she was holding onto. She just wanted to spill her guts out and let all the pain and torture that she had been going through out. There was no possible way that she could do it, especially since she didn’t know him that well. She still ceased to trust him.He looked at the clock on the wall realizing that thirty minutes had passed; it was time for him to call Sean and inform him of how the meeting went. It was the usual routine, Destiny would leave and he would wait to make sure that she had enough time to leave to call Sean and inform him of the progr

DestinyDestiny had rushed from school to the gas station to review who was working and might look for changing out their schedule so she could get more hours. She’d brought in her book bag so that she could start on her school work before her shift; as soon as she entered the building she found an empty stall and threw her bag onto the table with a loud thump. She’d leaned back and stretched in the seat. It was a long day at school and she was rather behind in her studies at this point.   Thankfully, she had a few minutes before work to catch up on some of her homework. She would also finish up the reading as she fixed supper once she got home. That was another thing, talking to her boss about an advance in pay for food for them and Devon. She pulled out her homework and with a long sigh began on it. It’s not that the work itself was hard, but there was so much of it to do and as the year progressed on bec

Jaxon & DestinyThe rain had finally stopped as they walked down the damp sidewalks stepping out onto the foggy streets. Destiny had pulled the camera out of the back of the van before they got in Jaxon’s ’65 jet black Shelby Mustang and headed to their destination. He still hadn’t told her what the phone call was about and she was becoming quite flustered. Looking over at him for the final time she decided to confront him about the call. “So are you finally going to tell me what we are going to be doing?” she asked hesitantly.                He glimpsed over at her grinning evilly as he looked back at the road. “Wondered when you were going to ask me that question.”                He looked again over at her quickly several times to see the pout upon her face from his smart aleck remark.