A day at school?

You wake up strangely energetic and excited. Maybe it was because of a fresh start at a new school... Nah, it's because you finally get to meet the girls from next door.

You leave the house and look around to see if you can spot out any of the Louds, but you fail to spot a single girl. Kicking up some dirt on the pathway a man with white hair, wearing an orange shirt starts to talk to you.

"Hey, I've never seen you walking this route. My name is Lincoln Loud. Are you the new kid in the neighborhood." He says enthusiastically, extending his hand forward.

You give him a firm hand shake and respond with. "I am the new one around here. My name is John Doe, it's nice to meet you!" Got to have a good impression. Especially in a situation like this.

"I heard my mom talking about you yesterday, something about how you have classes with my sisters. Ooh and dinner!"

"Dinner?"

"Yup! Did you're mom not tell you yet?"

"Appears that way."

"Well from what I could tell you're coming over to my place for dinner, your mom said she had bussiness though."

"That's just like mom." You think to yourself. "Skipping social events but making me go anyway... Well in this case it isn't a bad thing."

"So John what do you like to do?"

"What do I like to do?"

"Yeah, like what things are you interested in?"

Now that you think about it. You aren't really interested in anything.

"Good question." Is all you say to the lad in orange.

Not pleased by your answer Lincoln was going to say something else, but never got the chance. You had just arrived at the school and he was panicking all of a sudden thinking he would be late.

You slowly walk your way around the halls of the school looking for your first class, when the sound of a girls voice distracts you.

"Is that... No way... Are you?... John Doe?"

You turn to face this woman and are thrusted into a state of shock as you see her face. It's Samantha (that's me!). "Samantha? This is where you moved too?"

"That's right!"

"I thought you moved overseas?

"I thought we were... Didn't."

You catch up a little with your old friend before asking her how to get to class.

"You know classes don't start until tommorow, right?" She tilts her head as she asks. "Today is just for new students to familiarize themselves, and for people to choose their clubs... Everyone is supposed to come, but most people don't."

"You boolin' right?"

"Nope."

And with this information... You head home.