he bites my moves -- {tyler, nick

[Rainbow]

Tyler had never had any problem with being seen with her best friend, considering Tyler was a prep and in a clique with one of the meanest Queen Bees at the head of it and Alexis was a nerd that was rather scared of any and all people that belonged to a clique. She always reassured her best friend that just because Tyler was in a clique, nothing was going to change between them. They would still be friends and Tyler would still be trying to get into Alexis's pants. Of course, her blonde friend wasn't thrilled about the last bit, but at least that showed that things wouldn't really change.

"Bye, Lexi! I'll see you after classes, okay?" Tyler happily squeezed her friend's hand when they reached the Science room. "Um...if I don't get detention again, that is," she added sheepishly, playfully blowing a kiss to the now rather embarrassed nerd before happily toddling into the classroom. Ms. Chevalier was intently working on lesson plans at the head of the class, so Tyler knew that she wouldn't be paying any attention to the students until the second bell rang. The brunette trotted to the back of the class and slid into one of the desks at the back after charging around the classroom in search of the desired short stool.

Quite often, some of Tyler's friends and family figured that she had some form of ADD. Honestly, they wouldn't be surprised if that was exactly the case. She was so easily distracted that it got annoying most of the time. Tyler was happily doodling butterflies on the back of her hand, her tongue stuck comically out of the side of her mouth. Tyler was...a childish girl, that's for sure. Constantly happy and cheerful. It was far more weird to see her acting normal that it was to see her acting like a creeper.

[Kaela]

Nick walked down the halls. School was overrated and boring in his opinion. But, he needed the grades to be on the Varsity team. Well, it didn't bother him that he cheated on every test he took, and got a nerd to do his homework for him. Whatever it takes, right?

Football and skating was everything to Nick. Who cared if he didn't know much and would go to college on a football scholarship? He sure as hell didn't. He turned into his science classroom. This was his favorite class, the person he sat next to was extremely smart, and the counter tops made it way to easy to cheat on tests.

He walked to the back and saw a really pretty girl. Time to work. Nick strolled over to her and sat in the desk across from her. He didn't speak, he just sat there and relaxed in his chair. He noticed her doodling. He cleared his throat. First step, the look. You know, the look that says: 'What's up, I'm Nick. You're hot.' Second step, the complement. Third step, you're begging for more. Nick smirked, and stared at the girl. "Hey, i'm Nick. You're totally gorgeous, babe." He winked.

[Rainbow]

Tyler happily moved on from drawing butterflies to little hearts on her fingertips, making a note to not rest her chin in her hands like she usually did when she was growing bored from listening to the teacher. Otherwise, she would end up with little hearts and butterflies smudged all over her chin and cheek. She'd rather not end up walking around the school like that.

The brunette looked up from her hand when she noticed someone else come in, the corner of her mouth quirking up slightly at the sight. He played football, didn't he? Yes, of course. She loved watching the games, whether that be for the gorgeous cheerleaders or the hot football players. Either of them were fine by Tyler's books. But...the cheerleaders did seem more flexible.

Lost in her perverted thoughts, Tyler clued back in only when the football player that had seated himself across from her spoke to her. Shaking her head slightly to snap herself out of her thoughts, she grinned at him, charmed by the compliment. "I'm Tyler. Obviously the girl kind, not the guy kind," she introduced herself with a slight hum. Though the introduction did seem a bit odd, it was usually how Tyler introduced herself. "You're not so bad yourself," she discreetly (well, as discreetly as Tyler could manage) gave him a once-over.

[Kaela]

Nick raised an eyebrow and squeezed his lips tight together to prevent himself from laughing. Tyler? His frown was quickly canceled out by a grin. Mission complete. Nick looked at her and obviously looked her up and down. No use hiding it, if she was confident with herself she wouldn't freak out.

He smirked. He wasn't too bad. He was gorgeous. He brushed some hair out of his face and leaned back in his chair. "So, how are you?" He cooed, using the smoothest voice possible. This girl was cute, and he'd love to get in her pants. Well, he liked to get in every girls pants.

[Rainbow]

Tyler set her pen down on the counter top so that she wasn't distracted by it and tempted to go back to drawing on her hand again. Her hand already looked like something out of a five year old girl's dream. Butterflies, rainbows, sunshine, hearts...she didn't bother covering it up, though.

"Mmm, I'm good. Bummed that school's not out yet," Tyler hummed. At least this was the last class of the day, as far as she could remember. This was why she stuck around with Alexis between classes. She could never seem to remember when she had classes or what classes she had. They just...weren't important enough for her to keep track of, really. "What about you?" She asked brightly.

[Kaela]

Nick smiled. She made it too easy. "Alot better, now that your here." He grinned, flashing his perfect smile. It was the cheesiest line in the book, so what? That line tended to make girls crazy. It was the dumbest line ever. Why would he be more happy that some chick walked into his life. Hell, he wouldn't even be happier if it was some gorgeous dude.

He was looking forward to getting Tyler's number, no ifs and's or buts. He always got the girls numbers, it wasn't even hard. If he didn't get theirs, he'd surely give him his if the chick was worth his time or not. Tyler was definitely worth his time, he just knew she was.

[Rainbow]

Tyler...had never been the brightest girl, she really hadn't. But such a cheesy line, regardless of how obviously false and over-used it was...she couldn't help but flash another grin at him. "That's sweet," she hummed appreciatively and drew strands of her rather volumous hair back behind her ear, looking up warily when the second bell rang and the strict science teacher got up and proceeded to put notes on the overhead. Of course, Tyler wouldn't be writing them down. Alexis was in the same class, just in a different period...she would get the notes and probably photocopy them or something like that for her.

Hopefully, Ms. Chevalier would let her get away with speaking to Nick more. Or maybe he was sneaky enough to ditch class. She did that frequently, but when she did it for science, she always paid for it the next day. Ms. Chevalier literally hunted her down and she usually ended up with detention. But still, it was always worth it for whatever was important enough for her to make her want to ditch a class.

But now she was rambling in her thoughts.

He has nice teeth. And hair. Tyler distractedly looked away once more. "I don't like science class," she admitted under her breath, knowing better than to speak up because of the teacher speaking at the front.

[Kaela]

Nick heard Tyler comment about science class. He didn't know one thing about science. Compound chemicals, and acidity levels weren't his specialty. Not to mention their teacher was a beast and he was intimidated. Oh yes. Nick, one of the toughest football players ever, was intimidated by a lady in a science class. Ms.Chevalier droned on at the front of a the classroom. What the hell is that? O₂? What. Oh. Oxygen. He smiled. Maybe science was his thing.

"Yeah," Nick sighed. "I hate science." It was truly his worst subject. It's a good thing he was a wizard at cheating. If he didn't have assistance, he'd be kicked off Varsity. That would have him resort to what? Violence? He smirked. Well, at least he had his skateboard to chill out. "Science is pointless." He smiled. Science was pointless, but with Tyler here, he could learn to love this class.

[Rainbow]

Tyler nodded in agreement. "I'm never going to use science ever when I'm older, I'm pretty sure," she announced, lowering her eyes and pretended to be taking notes when Ms. Chevalier looked in her direction. She did put her pen to paper, but it wasn't to take notes. She was actually happily drawing hearts, rainbows, butterflies, unicorns...whatever came to mind.

Distractedly folding the corner of her paper, Tyler looked back up at Nick. "Are you busy after class?" She asked, obviously rather forward, but she didn't hint at anything besides just wanting to hang out with Nick after classes were over.