Beacon Hills, Home of the Supernatural

"Cool, so what would you like to do?"

"No idea, have you got any?"

"Well you're gonna have to try your best, or we won't be able to extend protection towards you." Ria said gently, before looking over her shoulder when people started going inside. "Are either of you signing up to school?"

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"She probably doesn't wanna talk about it, though I'm surprised she's in at all."

Julia just listened quietly.

"Only Cassius. He was in school back up north. I got pulled out when I was fourteen, I wouldn't know half the crap going on in there. I don't want to send him on his own though."

"I'm a big boy Rick. I can dress myself an' everything. Don't you worry your little cotton socks, I'll live."

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When Paige was close by she gently took a hold of Kiara's arm and simply said softly, "The two boys, by the siblings. Do you know?" Her brow was furrowed since she was clearly a little worried.

"Don't worry Paige, I told 'em all about the toss up the big one had last night."

Paige frowned deeper, but she was clearly asking if Kiara realised what Cedrick and Cassius were.

"Well, we could go out for dinner." She laughed.

Kiara gave a subtle nod. "Worked it out when little miss sunshine over there jumped on him before he could make a scene."

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"He won't be alone, he has me and Roman. But if you want to be in there with him we can set you some kind of tutoring up so you wont be behind."

"He has you, speak for yourself." Roman turned to Cassius, "No offence but I don't want to be on babysitting duty."

"Too expensive," He replied simply with a shake of his head, "Lets do something that's free, hmm?"

She laughed. "I'll pay." She told him. "Anyway, I have a friend who works there and he can give us a discount."

He shook his head in response to that, "I can't have you do that, not again anyway."

"Don't worry about it, I still have money left over from my parents."

Cail just wrinkled his nose and shook his head in the negative.

"Either that or we could go to this festival, it's in the park tonight."

"I guess," Cail shrugged.

She smiled. "Come on cheer up."

"But it's the morning, mornings aren't happy times." He groaned.

Paige sighed softly. "It's not going to be pretty." She dropped her hand and looked back over, still frowning.

Isis shrugged. "I dunno, they seem to be getting along first. One of 'em came after me first, you know."

Paige's expression turned alarmed as she faced Isis and Isis quickly shook her head. "I'm okay, I'm okay. He's just a little intimidating."

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"And I don't need one." Cassius grinned. "I'm just the baby brother, he can't help himself."

"I didn't even pass middle school, don't know what you want me doing in high school, tutoring or not."

"Fair enough."

Cail nodded.

"It was just an option I was giving you, since you don't want to be away from your brother, but if you don't want to go to school then you'll have to find something to occupy the eight or so hours he'll be spending in there."

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"It's never pretty with their lot, especially when she gets involved, yet she always seems to get away with it, always."

"I hope you've cheered up later, because if we do go to this festival thing, then you won't meet a nice girl if you look all moody."

Cail burst out laughing at that, "Who says I want to meet a girl, hmm? I'm just fine with being single."

"It might have you want to wake up in the morning." She laughed.

"I highly doubt that. I'm not a morning person." Cail replied with a shake of his head.

"I'll try it. Anybody fucking talks about it behind my back though, can't guarantee if I'm going to be nice about it."

"Story of his life really," Cassius muttered and didn't duck the punch he got to the shoulder this time.

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"I would try and help but..." Paige hesitated and then shrugged, glancing at Isis. "Should we go to lesson then?"