Live, laugh...Hate?

David: I smiled a little wider "Ah. And let me guess, there are first-class, high quality meals and entertainment as well?" I asked once again with the same sarcasm.

Elias: Ah, so she was the one to bring up the inevitable question. "I'm Elias." I smiled. "Who're you?"

Ember: "An-" I cut myself off. "Amber. but most people call me Ember here." I shrugged. I almost said my real name. I bit my tongue to keep from saying anything else.

Jasmine - "Now, I don't think I can even be sarcastic about that, I am in desperate need of food that actually tastes edible," I tell him.

Elias: "An what?" I asked, my brows furrowing. I wasn't going to let this girl, "Ember" lie to me.

Ember: "Nothing." I smiled lightly, "Slip of the tongue."

David: I cringed slightly, imagining about what they would give us...needless to say, it definately didn't look good. Wait, understatement, it looked horrible. I glanced around, wondering about what to do. I probably have to find my dorm sometime soon.

Elias: "Whatever you say." I said, rolling my eyes slightly.

Jasmine - knowing what he was looking for I smiled, "What's the room number, I'll show you the way."

David: "I think it's 157." I told her, picking up my luggage that I had set on the ground earlier.

Ember: I sighed and leaned back on my bed. Just as i got comfy, the PA system went off.
"All students please report to the auditorium. All students, please come." A monotone voice said. i groaned slightly, and kicked my feet over the side of the bed.
"Another assembly." I muttered.

David: I groaned, glancing up at the speaker. "Why?" I whined in a hushed voice before turning towards Jasmine and told her, "I guess I'll have to find my dorm later."

Elias: I shut down my computer and followed after her. Why did we have to go to an assembly? Had we done something wrong? At my old school, assemblies were only called to adress an issue, but here, I guess every one had issues.

Jasmine - "Great. I hate assemblies," I sigh.

David: "You're not alone."

Jasmine - "You'll hate them even more after this, they always act like we're all going to go on a killing spree."

Ember: I hated going normal ways. Gracefully, i jumped onto a book case in the hall way and pushed a tile aside, showing a secret passage that i found. "Coming or not?" I asked him, glancing down from where i sat on the book shelf. If i was right, this would lead us right outside the autitorium on the other side of the school.

David: I sighed, "Great." I strolled down the hallway next to Jasmine, because I didn't have a clue where I was going.

Elias: I shrugged. "I guess, since I don't have anything better to do." I shrugged.

Ember: "Careful, theres a drop." I told him, as i went in and dropped down a couple feet so i could stand in the passage. I pulled out a small flashlight to give us some light in the passage way.

Elias: I nodded, jumping down and landing lightly on my feet, keeping close so I had good visibility.

Ember: I ran my hand along the wall as we walked, not trusting my sight. I was also feeling for the trigger to get the next door to open. "I found out about this place when i was running from the counlers." I told him, "Its dead useful for getting from one side of the school to the other."

Elias: "I see." nodded as we came to what i imagined was the next door.

Ember: I found the trigger and pushed it in slightly. There was a loud creek, and the wall opened up. "And here we are. As you see, the auditorium is right there." I pointed across the hall before jumping down to the ground.

David: I looked next to me, and found Jasmine wasn't there anymore. I must've lost her in the crowd. I frowned, but kept walking until I found what I thought was the auditorium. I strolled in, and took a seat in the way back. I placed my bags in front of me, and used them for a footrest.