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mimisxkaiâ:
  HEARING THE KNOCK on the wood â only moments after Kass rushed out to head to a final â had Mimi shaking her head. She had just finished pinning her hair back ( into utter perfection ) as she made her way to the door. Hand on the knob, she began taunting her cousin while pulling it open. âDid you forget your key THAT ââ her heart sputtered to a stop as her eyes landed on her visitor. ââŠquickly.â
  SHE HADNâT SPOKEN or even thought much of his name in y e a r s. It didnât help that avoiding him and his kin was like an Olympic sport for Mimi, challenging but worth it. Kass could only protect her from so much and the l a s t thing the girl needed was ghosts from high schoolâs past coming back to haunt her more than they already did. So seeing him across the threshold of one of the few places Mimi considered a safe haven, already made her feel stripped bare â violation not that far behind. âWrong room,â she stated as COLDLY as she could, but even the girl could hear her voice waver slightly. âThe second floor is reserved for assholes and jerks alike. Youâll find YOUR FRIENDS THERE,â she spat, stepping back to slam the door in his face.
  Culpability etched into earnest features, determined shoulders collapsing in defeat. He hadnât exactly expected a welcome comity, however, it did ache that after years her response to his presence was even now was repulse.
  â Heyâ ' his affable voice was smothered by the fire hidden within those amber irises. She always wore a guise of indifference when they inevitably met around corners or in the cafeteria line. Today she wore an extra frosty exterior that even Elsa couldnât compete with. One hand freed itself from clutching the book, fixing his glasses out of habit before brazenly pressing against the door. â Yeah, I totally deserve that â ' He agreed, retreating from the threshold, â and I â â He knew he had seconds before she fully came to her senses to exile him from her floor. â I found this in a box and it belongs to you⊠Iâll just leave it here⊠and back away. I promise⊠â He knelt down, one knee hit the wooden floor as he stood the sketchbook inside the door. â I didnât look through it all, but thereâs some pretty vintage sketches in there and I thought you might want it back⊠â A hesitant shrug leapt across sullen shoulders.
  Among the aged doodles sat an apology letter, long overdue. Even though he knew itâd end up in the bin, he had to attempt to mend old wounds. His younger self had no idea what heâd lost for a moment in the spotlight.
siinrvseâ:
she had been there for a while - - - her hands expertly handling the knives, delicately, precisely, with a relaxed smile. this was her comfort. âThere is just something incredibly relaxingââ roisin breathed out, as she threw the object in her hand towards the target, watching it hit the middle with an accomplished smile. yes. ââ about the thud as it hits the board, donât you think?âÂ
   Unsettled was an understatement. A tingle played his spine like a harp, his heart a violent drum beat â an anxiety symphony. He seldom ventured this way, knowing the field agents would taunt the behind the desk guys if they were to encroach⊠Sometimes it was almost as if the jock and the nerd stereotype still existed. He came to this conclusion as a knife flew by, causing him to cease movement immediately. â I think that there are plenty of cases Iâve studied where statements like that weâre followed with a particular diagnosis. â He muttered, hoping his comments would go unnoticed â he really couldnât afford to find himself in a knife fight.
lefebvre-leoâ:
It wasnât the first time heâd heard it. In fact, every single time someone in the Academy had spotted him smoking, they sounded a lot like a doctorâs office brochure. Many times he had told them to fuck off, but at this point he just rolled his eyes and let them speak about all the damage to his lungs, as if being trapped in a building that old 24/7 was any healthier with all the dust and fungus most likely living in their walls.Â
âIâm pretty sure theyâre enough smog in the air, or bacteria in water that will cause just as much damage without you even knowing it. Maybe I just like to be aware of my death.â
  Usually, he wasnât so judgmental though with his recent studies he couldnât quite erase the statistics from his mind. Addictions were usually routed in something much deeper â they were an escape from something much darker. â Yeah, but Iâm deliberately ingesting it, thereâs a difference. â With a shrug, his brick heavy bag fell to the ground with a thud. Gabriel proceeded to take up residence next to his roommate on the seat, whether he was invited. â Howâs your study going for the finals? â People dealt with stress in all different manners, heâd come to observe that Leoâs was an avoidance tactic most times.Â
carmenxfloresâ:
âWell I canât get all of them myself now can I?â she laughed. Carmen would have gladly tried, but she didnât feel like spending finals hunched over the toilet. And her grandmother, when teaching her how to cook had also taught her that good food was meant to be shared with others. Carmen had been stress cooking, but she had also been cooking for others. Nothing helped stress like a good churro. âMy Abuela taught me. She supported me pursuing a career in math and science, but also believed a woman should know how to cook.âÂ
   â I mean, maybe you could. Iâm not here to judge because I know I definitely could. â A sweet-tempered chuckle chimed from cinnamon covered lips. Sharing appreciation of food brought a warmth to his heart, the memories of home stirred a longing sickness in his stomach. His attention had now been fully captured by his companion as greedy hands reached for more. â I havenât seen my Abuela in a while but I know sheâd be furious with the lack of meat on my bones. â He took on a mocking, yet sentimental tone, ânieto, you will not leave the table till all four meals have been eaten! â Leaning back in his chair a gentle grin shifted across his visage. â I bet she gloats about you all the time. âÂ
@mimisxkaiâ
   The forbidden room â 108. He rarely ventured to this floor if he could evade it. The frosty chill of his ex-girlfriend expression, whenever they happened to be in the same vicinity, was enough incentive these days to keep a safe distance. He was an arsonist in her opinion, setting fire to any bridge that connected the two. He once believed, like a phoenix rising from the ashes, they too could survive the breakup. He was wrong.
   Fingertips tightened around the spiral binds of her sketchbook with each agonising step he took. Heâd forgotten sheâd left it behind all those years ago until he kicked over one of the neglected boxes in his dorm. Would returning it restore their friendship? Hell no. But he was in a mending mood and would at least give it his best shot. Gabriel raised a hand to the wooden door, hesitating momentarily â he could walk away unscathed right now, but his parents didnât raise a coward or a quitter.Â
 The knock resonated down the walls of the empty hallway, there was nowhere to hideâŠ
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   Finals didnât get to him as much as they did to some of the students. He could see most people walking around with their noses on books, or just crowding the gym to prepare for the training coming up in the next couple weeks. He was relaxedâ or at least itâs what he wanted to show, covering up for the entire nights he spent training and reading hidden from the outside eye. But to be fair, the collective stress around the academy was starting to get contagious, so most of his breaks, he used to sit outside and light up a smoke. It was a little bit of a break from reality, or at least he thought so, since he was usually alone most of the times, but it seemed it wasnât the case this time around.    âAre you too scared to ask for one, or just plan to sit there and stare?â He said, without actually looking at them.
  His roommate attempted to keep up a guise of cool, calm and collected, however cracks were showing and only the most observant of people could notice. Weighed down by the brick like textbooks, Gabriel considered avoiding conversation. Though nagging concern directed his feet to carry him across the footpath, before he towered over the chimney of a man. â You know those things will kill you right? â He shifted his weight, shoulders rolling back trying to relieve the tension on his shoulders momentarily.
  â You know studying medicine makes one think twice about the damage caused by just one puff. â He knew his well-researched opinion would fall on deaf ears.
âDo you want one?â Carmen offered. Next to her laptop, piles of textbooks, and many different colored sticky notes, sat plates of steaming hot enchiladas and churros straight from her Abuelaâs cookbook. The common room was filled with the smells of Mexican spices.  âI stress cook,â she said in explanation. Finals at Gallagher were a perfect time for stress cooking. She had made a complete mess of the kitchens, but she had cleaned it all up and left a few treats for the cooks in apology for taking over their workplace. âReally have some. Thereâs plenty.âÂ
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   Previously prying hues darted back towards his overcrowded laptop screen, he wasnât exactly the sliest spy on campus. The waft of toasted sugar and cinnamon captivated his attention making his medical journal that much less desirable. Churros were a childhood favourite, stirring memories of exhilarating nights spent at carnivals. â Really? Youâre just offering incredible delicacies out? I think you just became my favourite person on campus. â He reached for a churro, only hesitating after the first disappeared as to whether it was safe to eat food from strangers. â I wish I stress cooked⊠If my mum isnât around I live off of takeaway and microwaved meals. â
â ALBERTO ROSENDE, 21, CSI MALE, HE/HIM ⥠welcome back to gallagher academy, GABRIEL RODRIGUEZ! according to their records, theyâre a THIRD year, specializing in RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT &  MEDICAL TRAINING; and they DID go to a spy prep high school. when i see them walking around in the halls, i usually see a flash of (rolled up comic books, a Cheshire cat smile, and crooked glasses). when itâs the (scorpio)âs birthday on 1/11/1999, they always request their EXTRA SALTY FRIES from the schoolâs chefs. looks like theyâre well on their way to graduation. âż Rachel, 25, she/her, AEST/GMT+10 â  Â
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