Everything this is not as it seems. ((Tayssi))

William jumped from his tree and landed on the mountain lion before the poor thing knew what was happening William snapped its neck. The thing was old and in pain but it never made it easier on him. He feasted from him. William was a vampire. He stood once he was fed and moved the carcass to a place that would serve a purpose for the other animals and would be hard nearly impossible for humans to find. William raced back to his home just in time for his sister. Well the one that pretended to be his sister to grab him and sit him in a chair.
 
"William you left me with like no time to make you decent." William shrugged "Sorry I couldn't leave the poor guy there he was in so much pain it was unbearable" William sighed. He had the ability to read minds but with that came the curse of feeling other peoples pain, fear and the like.
 
Sarah, his sister handed his clothes to him. "Here dress" William chuckled Sarah had a crazy notion that all the pretend teenagers had to dress perfectly every day. It was her passion. He shook his head and dressed. Today it was acid was jeans and a white t-shirt to help make him look more coloured then he was with a hooddie. Finally he passed Sarah's test and he headed off to school in his new jeep.
 
Getting there he groaned. Another year old this. He had only started grade 10 countless times now. He licked his lips and stepped out. He looked around and it hit him. There was someone new here. He looked around trying to pinpoint them.

Leaning against her window sill, Felicity watched as cars drove by and kids left for school early, probably to get assignments or homework finished in the school library. Glancing back when she heard her door opening, her green and gold rimmed eyes rested on her father; a man of 45 with greying brown hair and pale green eyes. "Ready for school?" he asked slowly, picking his words out carefully. Standing up straight, she watched the man and gave a faint smile. "Yeah," she replied and gave a soft sigh. "You'll be fine, everyone'll love you," he told her and she shrugged. She wasn't sure whether that would be the case, but she would try, atleast for her father's sake. Raking her fingers through her hair, she glanced down at her outfit. She was in a pair of denim shorts and a loose, flowy white shirt along with a pair of her black and white converse. She couldn't be bothered trying to impress anybody. They could like her for who she was, not what she looked like.

"Did you want a lift?" he asked and Felicity shook her head. "I'll walk today.. Need some time to think," she lied. She knew how rushed he would be to get to work if he dropped her off at school. She watched him as he nodded and then turned left, knowing he had to go now. Sighing, Felicity grabbed her bag and walked downstairs, opening the door just as her father reversed out the driveway. She gave a small wave as he drove off before she locked the door behind her and started walking. Kids who were obviously going to school as well brushed past her without even noticing her and she wondered if she'd actually make any friends at this school. She didn't really care if she did or not, however. If she didn't, she could concentrate on her studies, but if she did, well.. That was a bonus.

After about half an hour, Felicity pushed open the school doors and was overwhelmed by the amount of noise. She wasn't used to being in a school anymore, it was pretty full on. This school seemed more lively than her old one as well. Maybe that would be a good thing. Walking down the isles though, she couldn't help but wish she was back at home in the silence of her bedroom, reading a book or something. Glancing around as she stopped at her classroom door, Felicity paused when her emerald gaze landed upon a blonde haired boy with blue eyes who was looking right at her. She blinked in surprise before she raised a hand giving a hesitant wave before she opened the door and walked inside, vanishing into where her maths class would be. She took a seat near the back, cocking her head to the side and wondering who that boy was and why he was watching her.

William eyed the new comer as she walked down the isles. She seemed ill at ease. He wanted to know why. He growled lowly as others seemed to be running into her. He saw her locked eyes with him. And quickly looked away. Sarah came up to him. "Careful brother she isn't like us" William rolled his eyes at her. "Will you stop that, it creeps me out" Sarah just giggled "Yep and that's why I do it"

William grabbed his books and grumbled. "Happy first day of school, again" He said then trudged off to class. He groaned seeing that his first class was going to be with the new girl. He walked in and had to smirk of course the only seat available was beside her. He sat down and turned to her. "Welcome to Tweedsmuir" He smiled a half smile at him. "I am William and you are?"

Felicity dug out a notebook and pen from her bag and her thoughts wandered back to the boy. Why had he looked away so quickly when she looked at him? Was he embarrassed for being caught looking at her? Or maybe he thought she wasn't worth his time. That was probably it. Sighing, she put her bag on the ground beside her desk and placed her notebook and pen on it quietly. She gently played with her ebony black hair, her emerald eyes watching as it twirled around her fingers. She had been so distracted, she almost jumped out of her skin when she heard the chair beside her be pulled out and she quickly turned on her seat, staring up at William as he lowered himself next to her. She stared at him for a moment, wide eyed, her heart racing before she took a calming breath and looked away.

However, as she noticed him turn to her, she gave him a sidelong glance before facing him once more as he spoke. "Thanks," she said quietly to his welcome, noticing his half smile, but also seeing that it didn't reach his eyes. She studied him for a moment before he introduced himself and asked for her name. She looked down at her notebook, opening it and grabbing her pen, pretending to be distracted with taking notes before she looked at him again. "My name is Felicity," she told him, "it's, uh, nice to meet you, William," she shifted in her seat, feeling awkward talking to someone other than her father after so long. Her thought went back to when he had looked away and wondered if he was just talking to her because he was sitting next to her.

William tried to control his movements. This woman was doing something to him and he didn't understand what it was. He licked his lips and gave a half smirk. "Welcome Felictiy, what brings you to the wetest place on the west coast?" He looked her up and down. Seeing how nervous he made her he lifted a brow.

Before he could say anything they were given the assignment. William worked out it. Then handed it in. He came back "So what does bring yu here?"