{Think About it}-Ash

[{J I S A}]

Many stares were placed on the Shifters back as she meandered around the Mall. Jisa was not the type to go shopping and have a day out with friends, but she was here because she could. It's not as if there was anything else to do anyway. Maybe people were staring because of her sheer height and appearance, after all you don't see people like the black haired Shifter every day. Whatever the reason, she kept walking. What could she do with her life? There seemed like nothing and the time kept ticking. A count down to her decision that she had to make. It was based on something that might not affect anyone if they were long gone, but if they were still alive it could cost them their lives. Jisa rubbed her forehead with one hand and looked around the pretty big mall. Girls and their little groups with the few guys in them. That could've happened for Jisa, but it never did and never would. Just Think About It. How different could life have been if her sister hadn't been sick with the flu five years ago?

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[RacingBelle]

I wandered around the mall. What was I doing here anyway? I had no money and my clothes looked and smelt like the forest, where I stayed for about a week after Jisa had ran from me as a panther. My eyes darted from side to side wearily taking in the sights that met them and at the same time, looked for danger. Danger that could be any where at anytime. Jisa. Where was she? I needed to find that girl desperately. I flared my nostrils looking for that familiar shifter scent. Finally after a few moments that scent did meet her nose and Ash ran toward it. Then she stopped about twenty feet from the source. Stupid! Rash! Don't do that, it could get you kill. I looked around wearily, making sure no one had followed me. Good I was safe. Jisa! My heart sang and I walked to her, careful to go to the front of her where she could see me before I spoke her name. I didn't want to spook erm, surprise her.

"Jisa!" I spoke excitedly. I was so glad that I had finally found her. Now what? Should I tell her, of all that had happened to me? Specifically that one thing?

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Yawning, the eighteen year old ignored stares from guys about her age. No way was she interested in anyone since Ace. Even thinking that name made her feel sick to her stomach. These days were boringly uneventful, they tired Jisa out more than her excitement filled days. Many different scents filled the mall, especially the smell of fast food and restaurants. Food had never really taken well to Jisa, especially that type of greasy disgusting stuff people got addicted to. The Shifter couldn't see the reasoning behind that addiction. Though Jisa had gotten over her temporary blindness, she didn't see Ash until she heard her. That might be because of her height compared to Jisa's, but it didn't matter; it still surprised the Shifter. Her excited tone made Jisa stop dead and stare at Ash with a question mark written on her face.

"Hey Ash, what's up?"

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[RacingBelle]

"Oh the usual. You know...the um EF and all. I stayed in the forest for a while. It was...kinda peaceful." I said, clearly lying. I couldn't tell her. Not now. Something just didn't feel right about telling her. I would know when the time was right but right now it wasn't. I would just have to stick close to Jisa. Real close.

"So what's up with you?" I asked. It was a lame question but hey what else could I say? So I looked around while I waited for an answer from Jisa. I spotted a cute boy looking at me but not in the I-like-you kind of way. It was the more of Where-did-she-come-from sort of look a new girl got, a geeky sort of girl. I looked away quickly, trying to finger some knots out of my hair. I found the occasional twig caught here and there. I don't need to see myself in a mirror. That's one thing for certain.

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It was so painfully obvious that Ash was kying, but what would she be keeping from Jisa? It seemed that she hadn't been a Shifter long enough to gain that many secrets. With an eyebrow raised the black haired eighteen year old kept on walking, her arms crossed over her chest. Constantly her eyes flickered over the mall, something about Jisa? She never lets her guard down. Her next question wasn't surprising because Ash seemed so full of questions. Jisa didn't like questions next to a lie, it always meant trouble- but she kept quiet about it. What was up with the Shifter? Nothing had been going on.

"Nothing. Nothing at all."

[RacingBelle]

Urgh. I hated lying. Plus I was no good at it. I smiled cheerfully and tucked a stray brown hair behind my ear. I followed Jisa, looking around often. If I learned anything it was to be alert, aware. Of everything of everyone. School was the best place to learn that. Bullies at every corner, people that would tease you and all that. You learned to live with them and avoid them. I thought the Ef as those bullies and the world as my school. Yeah. Except bullies don't kill you and the EF do. Or whatever else they do to you. I started to pay more attention to Jisa.

"Well, that's a good thing right? Though it can be boring..." Yeah quite days were boring. Even I was used to doing something. Well I guess staying in a forest for a week counts as doing something. Hiding right? Wandering, getting to know everything. "So..what brings you in a mall? I mean I wouldn't be here if I wasn't..." Dang. Me and my big mouth. Well, I suppose I could tell her. "looking for you." Yeah just add stalker on that list of growing things of basically everything.

[{J I S A}]

Jisanna Elizabeth Taylor
The sun cannot fall from the sky...
Can you hear heaven cry?
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It seemed that the black haired Shifter was teaching Ash more than enough abou tthe life of a Super Natural. Why was the sixteen year old following Jisa around like a lost puppy though? Not many had ever needed or wanted her presence before. Out of the corner of her eye Jisa watched Ash, it wasn't that she didn't trust her persay but then again Jisa trusted no one. The mall was a mess of teenagers and couples all swarming over the place. Well it was a Saturday- or was it? Sighing, Jisa ran a hand through her raggedly cut hair. When would it grow back? It was seeming to take forever. Ash interrupted her thoughts with a sort of nervous silence breaker. Raising one eyebrow Jisa looked ahead and answered.
"Not really a good thing,"
To tell the truth, lazy days unnerved Jisa because of her past, and she never wanted to relive that hell. Still Ash rambled and then she seemed to blurt out something she wasn't supposed to. Jisa's brow furrowed as she stopped suddenly and turned to face Ash.
"You were looking for me?"
Every word was pronounced separately and slowly. This wasn't weird at all, maybe a background check would have been better than just agreeing to a 'friendship' with the sixteen year old girl.

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xXx
The Tears of An Angel

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[RacingBelle]

Oh great. I forgot, Jisa wasn't exactly the most trusting person on Earth. How could I forget?! Stupid. Stupid! Should I tell her now? Should she know? No, absolutely not! Not yet anyway.
"Why should I not look for you? Your the only person I know in this town. Well, that is if you don't count the tree I sleep under." I said calmly, no emotion on my face except that of teasing joy. I suck at lying so bad... I thought for the millionth time. I have to stick close and not arouse suspicion from Jisa. That would be easier thought than done. After all, Jisa trusted no one it seemed, except possibly herself. I could do this though...I could right?

[{J I S A}]

Jisanna Elizabeth Taylor
The sun cannot fall from the sky...
Can you hear heaven cry?
xXx

A creeping feeling of deceit rose in the Panther Shifter's chest. Her eyes seemed to narrow almost too much, as if searching the soul of Ash to figure everything out. Lies are fine. Everyone lies. Jisa reassured herself, as only to save Ash. Under the brown haired sixteen year old's smooth gaze there was a slight glint of panic. Quickly Ash recovered and blurted out her cover sentence. Only Jisa knew what every cover up and every lie was ever about in anyone, anyone but Ace apparently. You see, if you live a life of constant lies you build up this guide of what you do and eventually it adds up to other people. Though she didn't quite like what was going on, she prentended to buy Ash's little phrase. Instead of flipping out, the eighteen year old looked around and stayed in place. You're crazy... She thought to herself with a deep sigh, her eyes strayed back to Ash as she built up the stupidity to ask the question.
"Well if you don't have a place to stay... I have extra rooms at my house."
Well there goes your secrets too. Her rational mind sulked toward her. Constant stupid mistakes is what makes the world go round, and what made Jisa alive today. If Ash took up the offer, then she'd see the house- she'd ask questions that Jisa would never answer to anybody. Your funeral. She reasoned with herself, except there was no reasoning. Thinsg just don't go as planned do they?

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The Tears of An Angel

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[RacingBelle]

The other Shifter's eyes narrowed and searched me. I held firm, many people had done this before but none as creepily powerful as Jisa's. She didn't buy my petty lie. Note to self: Practice lying. Wow my life had change this much that I was to practice lying. How many times had I thought that...I should really start a mental count.
"Sounds good, if you don't mind." I said. The witch told me I had to stay close so close it is. I would tell Jisa someday soon. I couldn't go on lying to her. Besides she would find out, I know she would one way or another.

OC: Sorry sorry...as I said on C box. Finish this one up?

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THIS THREAD HAS BEEN PRONOUNCED FINISHED

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