another morning, x [open]

[hannah]

Hannah had found herself wandering around early in the morning. Not even the other counselors were up, and that was saying something. But, she was finding it hard to sleep, even though she had fallen asleep at some crazy time. So, she had wandered outside and gone for a little walk. The sun was already beaming gently done on her, though she knew it was about to get much more hot than it was at that time. Soft breezes came by every now and then, which allowed her blond hair to blow back gently, only to come back to it's regular position of cascading down her shoulders.

Now, before she really knew what she was doing or where she was going for that matter, he legs had wandered over to the lake. Where she now sat on the edge, her legs stretched out in front of her as she leaned back on her hands. Her blue eyes could slightly see her reflection in the clear water in front of her. The grass around her was a gorgeous green. The trees that were scattered around provided protection from the sun. It was a very relaxing place. Lately, she had found herself wandering there a lot. But, sitting there alone, the only sounds being of nature coming through her ears, she suddenly knew why.

Hannah was wearing a black tank top that morning, along with a pair of semi-short shorts. She hadn't applied any make-up besides a dab of lip gloss. Simply because she really didn't think anyone else would be there at that time. It had to be around six thirty in the morning, and the campers were probably still sneaking in a few Z's. She didn't blame them, that's what she would want be doing as well, if she could. A lot of things had been filling her mind lately, things she hadn't really wanted to think about for a few years. But, Hannah was trying her best to not let those things interfere with her daily life. So, the minutes went by, and she continued to sit there, staring off into the beautiful view in front of her.

[Jake McCutcheon]

Jake got up early. Like every morning, and seeing guys around her always gave her the chills, but hey, that's what happens when you enroll to a school as a boy, you have to hang out with other boys, even in their cabins, it didn't matter much to her, as long as they wouldn't find out her secret. She had to get up early. To fix her beloved hair to a perfect way, even if they were camping she still had to mess around with it with any chance she got, and she had to find good clothes to wear so people would have no idea on her real gender.

She walked around aimlessly unsure what to do. So far this camp just felt like a waste of her summer, she could be at home running th streets trying not to get caught by any police with her two awesome friends always having her back. Partners in crime. Always in the end they would get caught, and Jake would have to worry about getting yelled at, or maybe being beat, and she didn't want to be harmed. Staying here at camp was great to get away from her Phycopathic parents. She didn't want to be sent to Juvie or something. She'd find some way to become the US most wanted. Ha, maybe a little over exaggerated, but you catch her drift.

It was hot, and wearing baggy jeans, and a dress shirt, which had long sleeves, made Jake look like she was some kid from Antarctic who accidentally got lost here. She moaned as the sun touched her skin, she hoped she could find a shady place out of this sun so she didn't look like a lobster later on. Jake was new here so she didn't know much about her surroundings, but soon she could see a lake, and it seemed like a perfect place to just chill for a little while.

Jake kept on walking until she could see a girl there. She looked like she had just woken up, either that or maybe she was some sort of whore. Stereotyping people you don't even know wasn't good, Jake knew that, but it was part of human nature people usually think like that. IT just can't be helped. She tried being quiet as possible. She wanted to make a good entrance. It would be good to at least know few cute girls here, no matter their past.

"Hey there!" She said trying out a smile and a dorky little wave, trying to see if she could make this girl at least have one simple little smile. It's all she wanted to do. Then everything would be good. Knowing she could have at least made someone happy. Anyways, she seemed a bit bugged by something. Well, it wasn't very natural for a girl like her to be out by a lake this early in the morning, but Jake wasn't the type to care about hings like that. "Haven't seen you around here before... my name is Jake." He smiled again still giving a dorky little look, and wave. She hoped she won't take her as some freak, but she wasn't going to keep the dorky out look, she was just trying to find out what type of person she was, and doing what she was doing now would easily get her right to the point with finding this out. Jake was good with reading people sense she had a lot of friends in the past.

Just smile... and I'll be happy.