Compartment #3

Kelsi had finally relaxed. She was trying to close Liv's mouth to keep her from laughing.

"Cut it out, Kels! YOU WERE!?"

"Sorry. You two were in the same class?!"

"YES I WAS!!" I went to the same school as you till like fourth grade until my parents took me out and said that the school I was going to was a bad influence for magic children so yeah."

Serenity slammed open the door for the second time, looking less angry than tired. "Is Chuck in here?"

"... Whoaaaah, were you that snot of a redhead chick?"

Chuck waved. "Ovah heeh."

Serenity crawled over and sat down next to him and hugged him. She needed moral support at a time like this, and Chuck was always nice.

"Oh, shuddup. You were just that loaner who sat around reading Black Bible or whatever..."

"I wouldn't bring that to school, are you crazy?!"

Charlie hugged her back, winking at them over her shoulder.

Serenity smiled a little bit, remembering. "When I was seven I went to Liv's house. I was a little brat. I had these big oversized sunglasses on, and a blue bikini, and I always chewed bubblegum. It was so pompus."
Of course, her voice was muffled, and quiet from yelling the past what, thirty minutes.

"You were reading it!"

"I was not! Elroy was reading it, I was looking at the pictures! Which, really, you don't need the dialogue."

"Oh. It was that bad?" asked Rachel innocently.

"Dude... You don't wanna know. I'd slap myself for that if I had a time-turner."

Serenity, not wanting to hear about it, nearly squeezed poor Chuck to death in her feardom.

Chuck gasped. "Can'tbreathe..."

"Ooh, sorry!" Serenity loosened up, and kissed him. Apparently she didn't really care that half her friends were right there.

Little whore.

Chuck seemed perfectly content at that moment.

Kelsi shrugged. "I went to some crappy private school. Then my sister got a letter and they couldn't afford it anymore so we went into some crappier public school."

Serenity stopped kissing Chuck and looked out the window, pouting again. She seemed a bit moody.

"What was it like?"

"I hated it, to be honest. And I kept getting bad grades. People kept making fun of my height, but I was such a big-headed little confident weirdo, I just shot back at them. I don't really regret it, but I remember that a lot of people hated me." she said with a laugh. "Robin was the one with all the friends."

"And your hair."

"Hey sister go sister soul sister flow sister. . He met marmalade down in old Moulin Rouge, strutting her stuff, on the street.. She said, Hello, Hey joe, wanna give it a go? Gitchy Gitchy gaya dada, Gitchy Gitchy gaya heere... Mocha chocolata ya ya, Creole Lady Marmalaaaaade...."

"Oh god, the purple hair!" Kelsi groaned, and slapped her hand over her now dark brown hair. "That was so STUPID!"