{ChautinxMohs} BLITZ || How I Live Everyday
May 17, 2015 23:49:49 GMT -5
Post by Muffinface on May 17, 2015 23:49:49 GMT -5
Mohs Aurum
XXSomething seems off, but I can't quite put my finger on it.
See, normally I'm not that attentive and I don't really give a shit about the way stuff is in my locker, but it came open without me even putting in the combination and I swear I locked it before I left. I've got a damn good memory, and I seriously remember the 'Click' of the lock, and the exact number I turn it to to make sure it's locked- seven. Every time it's seven.
Nothing seemed to be missing, per sey, but I can just imagine grimy little fingerprints all over my various scheduals and notebooks and statistics sheets, and while I'm inspecting lal my crap, I notice one book in particular is out of place.
I try to put it on the bottom of my full-length locker, because honestly, who's gonna look at the floor? Normally they'd find shoes, but if someone were to look down, they'd see an old composition notebook- one of the old school ones with black and white camoflague-esque patterns across the front and back. I can feel my lips turning down as I think about it, and I stare down at olive-drab metal where the book should be at.
A hand rises and ruffles through the papers in my otherwise orderly space, and I find it shoved all the way to the left- definately where I did not leave it, with the broken spine facing me like a beacon. As I reach for it, my hand gets entangled in something finer than spider's silk- a few hairs.
Pulling them out, I notice their lenght- they'd come about to a girl's upper-back if they were attatched to her head, and they are definately dyed. The root is dark, brunette, but it fades almost to a startling bright blonde at the tips.
Someone's been through my shit, and I know exactly who.
The kids are particularly jumpy today, and I resist the urge to thwap them on the shins as I pass by.Some days I feel like an eighty year old trapped in a teenagers body. Today is definately that kind of day.
I've got her this time.
So help me gods I've got her.
"Cartier!" I snap, pushing my way into the ring of kids gathered around the chick. "Cartier, we gotta talk. Now." Her trainer tries to stop me- a ginger male with a generally kind demeanor. He can tell I'm furious, and after I shush him with a wave of my hand, he gestures for her to go.