Thread: The New Girl isn't what she seams/-Uminator/Moon

yes. friends. she agreed with a smile, pleased to see that he was taking her bait. really, he was quite a fine specimen. he would be perfect, she just had to find out more about him. who would miss him? who would care? did he have health problems? unusual genetic manifestations? she couldn't wait to see what he had hidden inside. it's fine. i just wish i had been a little more prepared for it, that's all. she admitted with a smile. to suddenly be so popular, it was a shock. she admitted. i'm sure they'll calm down once they realize how boring i am. right? she asked him with a smile. oh. Polar bears aren't all that scary. mostly they just want your trash. sometimes, they're worse than racoons that way. she admitted with a giggle. well. if your sure. she agreed, blinking at his house. oh... foster parent? she asked, blinking at him, startled but didn't ask. well. it's different for you i think. she admitted with a smile. after all, if you where expected to move out, it would be a huge shock right? but i've had years to plan for this, save up money and decide where to live and what to do. she admitted. it's just a difference in culture. she admitted. i grew up expecting this big change now, while your expecting it after you graduate high school and move on to collage. and even then, most American kids get help from their parents all the way through collage. she admitted. the parent to child relationship is different where i come from. she admitted with a smile. children aren't supposed to be too dependent upon the adults, because in Alaska the world is tough. you have to be able to fend for yourself, sometimes for days, even weeks at a time. she admitted. so we're pretty independent before we even start high school. she admitted. yes! my elder brother. she admitted. he is Anton, he always did look after me growing up. he sort of dotes, but i don't usually notice so i think it's okay. and then there's my little brother Alexandr. he's only ten, but he cried a lot when i left for the airport. she admitted. he didn't like that his playmate was going away. she admitted with a giggle. and then there's Anna. she's only four. she admitted. but i'd swear she's smarter than me sometimes. she admitted with a giggle. Mother has a thing for names that start with A, in case you haven't noticed. she admitted with a grin. it's not that many. it's everything i own after all. sans furniture. she admitted. including dishware, bedding, clothes, books, and personal knickknacks. she admitted with a smile. i would love some help, if you have the time? your foster parents won't be worried? she asked. i think my phone is hooked up now, you can call them if you need to. she offered. we can even d our homework in-between unpacking. and i'll even throw in a free dinner for the help! she promised him, pausing when one of the men called out. ah! excuse me, i have to pay them. she admitted, moving over to the man and talking to him for a moment before pulling her wallet out and handing the man a decent pile of money. thank you! she called, watching them leave before smiling at James. well! come on in! she offered, opening the door wider for him. we'll take the groceries right into the kitchen so you won't have to carry them anymore.