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       The school yard was big, expanding over one hundred acres. It consisted of two houses to board students, one of the day classes and one of the night, for there were just o many students. At least that is what most people think, unless, however you're in the night class.

       It was early fall, but the leaves were still green on the trees, and it was just starting to get a little nippy outside. The grounds were quiet as the day class was actually in class, and the night class happened to be sleeping in their dorms.  The sun shone down, but it didn't seem to touch the night dorm, with its beautiful stone raised walls. The day class dorm seemed to let the light in, it has a softer brown rock to it, rather than the gray ones that the night class had. The night class dorm was out of the way, so that the day class would not be able to get to it, it had a stone wall, and a gate entrance to it. The day class had the same, in a golden brown on the opposite side of the campus. The actual school buildings sat in the center between the two dorms.

       Asis sat in her wheel chair as the motor pushed her along. Her mother walked along beside her, smiling, "You know, if they accept you this will be the first time you're away from home. It's a very impressive School Asis."

       She rolled her eyes at her mother, she knew it was an impressive school, and she knew that she would like it if she were able to actually remain here. "I'll be fine mother." She said gently, hiding her annoyance. She shifted in her wheel chair, she didn't like to have to be in the thing, but with her body so weak, she couldn't walk long. Only an hour at the very most can she walk.

       Her mother tried to get her up out of her wheelchair to explore the campus a little more, "Come on Asis, you need to stop with the wheelchair act." she said, she wasn't very happy that her daughter was so weak, and would do almost anything to get her daughter out of the wheelchair.

       Asis's silvery hair fell down her shoulders and over a silky blue top that she wore. A soft blanket was over her legs, and feet. Under which she had a silky black skirt that brushed the tops of her feet. She wore sandals that laced up around her legs and tied.

       Her mother takes him by the arm and pulls the blanket off of her making the girl stand. Asis wavered a little trying to stand. "Mom, come on... I walked a lot already today..." she complains trying to get her footing. "And what do you plan on doing with my wheelchair?"

       Her mother realized that there was nothing she could actually do with the wheelchair and allowed her daughter to sit back down, she didn't look very pleased at having to do this. They went along and into the building that hosted the Dean's office. He was waiting with a smile on his face, standing as they entered. He moved a chair to the side so that Asis could get closer to his desk. He shook the hands of both mother and daughter before taking his seat.

       "Well, I have good news for you both, Asis Flint, you're accepted into the school." He said with a large smile on his face. He was always happy to accept a new student, and one that had a reputation of working hard none the less. Asis couldn't help but smile, and her mother looked like she was about to blow up with joy. She wouldn't admit however, that she was trying to get rid of her daughter, as it was just getting to be a little too much trouble to take care of such a disabled child. Asis was actually having multiple problems with her health other than just the weakness, and the mother was just ready to get rid of the girl, as much as the father had objected to it.

       "She can move in immediately, there is an open room for her, however it happens to be in the night dorms for there was just no free space in the day dorms anymore." He says not exactly sure of himself, there was a little bit of hesitancy in his voice. He didn't exactly like the idea, but he didn't want to not have her in the school. He would be keeping a special eye on her, and set very special rules when it came to her living there, to try to keep her safe.

       The mother, overjoyed, barely noticed what the male was saying, "Fine fine, I'll bring her stuff over immediately." She smiles, she had everything packed up and in the hotel they were staying at. She really was hoping to get rid of her child as soon as possible. She stood up, "Asis, if you stay here on campus, I'll be right back with your things." The mother smiled going out the door.

       The dean sighed. Asis noticed on the desk he had a beautiful silver nameplate. "Mr. David Vendetta" was all it said. Mr. Vendetta looked over the girl, he merely hoped that he was able to keep her safe. He stood up and came over and sat in the chair beside her, "There are a few rules that we'll have to discuss about your living in the night dorm," he started, "You have to be out of your dorm all day, from the time you leave in the morning for class until curfew, our night students will be sleeping. Don't bother the night class, they have enough problems as it is with the day class always bothering them," he waited for the girl to nod before continuing, "You'll have an escort when going through the night class dorm, it's nothing big, only to keep tensions at a low."

       Just as he said that a male walked in yawning. "You wanted to see me Dean Vendetta?" he asks running his fingers through his curly blond hair. It seemed to lay perfectly on his head, and he looked absolutely beautiful. Asis backed her wheelchair up and turned to face him. She gave a light gasp, [i]how could a creature be so beautiful?[/i] she wondered.

       "Yes Vincent. This is Asis Flint; she's the new student that I was telling you about." He said now standing again. "She's going to be the girl that you'll be escorting around the night dorm. "

       "Ahh yes, Asis Flint." He extends his hand and shakes hers, "I'm Vincent Kushiro," he smiled down at her. She gave a nod muttering a soft hello to him. He then looked up at the dean, "I take it she was already informed?" he asks, wanting to know exactly what she knew at the moment, and shat she had been left out of.

       "Just the rules Vincent, we'll think about the rest in due time, don't worry." He said shifting. He looked very worried about the girl, "Why don't you go show her around? I'm sure she would love to see the campus, from what I heard she didn't get to see the campus really at all, as she has just arrived in the area."

       Vincent smiled with a nod, "Come with me Asis, we'll walk the grounds together, and then I'll show you to your dorm room." He opened the door for her, but as she started to go after him the wheelchair quit working, the battery giving out. She groaned and stood up, pushing the blanket to the side, both the dean and Vincent knew that she could walk without help, but only for so long, "We'll go to the nurse's office first, and we'll grab a wheelchair there," he said with a smile, trying to be nice to the girl. She merely gave a small nod and walked over to him.

        He took her right to the nurses office,  and without a word, took a wheelchair and helped the girl sit down in it. "I'll push you around campus," he smiled, and took her around to each of the buildings. As he walked by some of the buildings, girls pressed against the windows to see him walking by. He was loved by every girl, and was rarely seen out during day class hours. Some of the perfects in the school stalked him as he walked around, they knew better then to confront him about what he was doing, but they didn't like the fact that he was showing a girl around the school grounds in the middle of the day, it was very disruptive to the other students.

       Meanwhile, her mother had brought the child's things to the Dean's office. "I'm sure she'll be able to get this stuff herself… and I see she's out of her wheelchair…" she says setting the charger for it down on top of everything. There were a lot of things there, "I think that's everything," the woman said brightly, happily, ready to leave. The dean wasn't pleased to watch this, knowing that she had no thought or wish for her daughter, like she was just a piece of trash. The only thing that kept him from saying anything was that she was paying for her daughter to go here, paying extra in fact, and that's why she wasn't refused. It sickened him to know that people had been bribed so that the girl could go here as well, but he couldn't say he wasn't glad to have her.

       "I'd like to adopt her," the dean says standing up, he doesn't look happy. The mother was just about out the door as well.

       The woman stopped and turned to the male, "Adopt her? Whatever for? She's nothing but trouble," she says shaking her head no. She looks over the male, "There's nothing but medical problems for that girl. How can you want anything that costs so much money all the time?"

       "It's not about the money. Please, I can take care of her…"

Description
       The school yard was big, expanding over one hundred acres. It consisted of two houses to board students, one of the day classes and one of the night, for there were just o many students. At least that is what most people think, unless, however you're in the night class.

       It was early fall, but the leaves were still green on the trees, and it was just starting to get a little nippy outside. The grounds were quiet as the day class was actually in class, and the night class happened to be sleeping in their dorms.  The sun shone down, but it didn't seem to touch the night dorm, with its beautiful stone raised walls. The day class dorm seemed to let the light in, it has a softer brown rock to it, rather than the gray ones that the night class had. The night class dorm was out of the way, so that the day class would not be able to get to it, it had a stone wall, and a gate entrance to it. The day class had the same, in a golden brown on the opposite side of the campus. The actual school buildings sat in the center between the two dorms.

       Asis sat in her wheel chair as the motor pushed her along. Her mother walked along beside her, smiling, "You know, if they accept you this will be the first time you're away from home. It's a very impressive School Asis."

       She rolled her eyes at her mother, she knew it was an impressive school, and she knew that she would like it if she were able to actually remain here. "I'll be fine mother." She said gently, hiding her annoyance. She shifted in her wheel chair, she didn't like to have to be in the thing, but with her body so weak, she couldn't walk long. Only an hour at the very most can she walk.

       Her mother tried to get her up out of her wheelchair to explore the campus a little more, "Come on Asis, you need to stop with the wheelchair act." she said, she wasn't very happy that her daughter was so weak, and would do almost anything to get her daughter out of the wheelchair.

       Asis's silvery hair fell down her shoulders and over a silky blue top that she wore. A soft blanket was over her legs, and feet. Under which she had a silky black skirt that brushed the tops of her feet. She wore sandals that laced up around her legs and tied.

       Her mother takes him by the arm and pulls the blanket off of her making the girl stand. Asis wavered a little trying to stand. "Mom, come on... I walked a lot already today..." she complains trying to get her footing. "And what do you plan on doing with my wheelchair?"

       Her mother realized that there was nothing she could actually do with the wheelchair and allowed her daughter to sit back down, she didn't look very pleased at having to do this. They went along and into the building that hosted the Dean's office. He was waiting with a smile on his face, standing as they entered. He moved a chair to the side so that Asis could get closer to his desk. He shook the hands of both mother and daughter before taking his seat.

       "Well, I have good news for you both, Asis Flint, you're accepted into the school." He said with a large smile on his face. He was always happy to accept a new student, and one that had a reputation of working hard none the less. Asis couldn't help but smile, and her mother looked like she was about to blow up with joy. She wouldn't admit however, that she was trying to get rid of her daughter, as it was just getting to be a little too much trouble to take care of such a disabled child. Asis was actually having multiple problems with her health other than just the weakness, and the mother was just ready to get rid of the girl, as much as the father had objected to it.

       "She can move in immediately, there is an open room for her, however it happens to be in the night dorms for there was just no free space in the day dorms anymore." He says not exactly sure of himself, there was a little bit of hesitancy in his voice. He didn't exactly like the idea, but he didn't want to not have her in the school. He would be keeping a special eye on her, and set very special rules when it came to her living there, to try to keep her safe.

       The mother, overjoyed, barely noticed what the male was saying, "Fine fine, I'll bring her stuff over immediately." She smiles, she had everything packed up and in the hotel they were staying at. She really was hoping to get rid of her child as soon as possible. She stood up, "Asis, if you stay here on campus, I'll be right back with your things." The mother smiled going out the door.

       The dean sighed. Asis noticed on the desk he had a beautiful silver nameplate. "Mr. David Vendetta" was all it said. Mr. Vendetta looked over the girl, he merely hoped that he was able to keep her safe. He stood up and came over and sat in the chair beside her, "There are a few rules that we'll have to discuss about your living in the night dorm," he started, "You have to be out of your dorm all day, from the time you leave in the morning for class until curfew, our night students will be sleeping. Don't bother the night class, they have enough problems as it is with the day class always bothering them," he waited for the girl to nod before continuing, "You'll have an escort when going through the night class dorm, it's nothing big, only to keep tensions at a low."

       Just as he said that a male walked in yawning. "You wanted to see me Dean Vendetta?" he asks running his fingers through his curly blond hair. It seemed to lay perfectly on his head, and he looked absolutely beautiful. Asis backed her wheelchair up and turned to face him. She gave a light gasp, [i]how could a creature be so beautiful?[/i] she wondered.

       "Yes Vincent. This is Asis Flint; she's the new student that I was telling you about." He said now standing again. "She's going to be the girl that you'll be escorting around the night dorm. "

       "Ahh yes, Asis Flint." He extends his hand and shakes hers, "I'm Vincent Kushiro," he smiled down at her. She gave a nod muttering a soft hello to him. He then looked up at the dean, "I take it she was already informed?" he asks, wanting to know exactly what she knew at the moment, and shat she had been left out of.

       "Just the rules Vincent, we'll think about the rest in due time, don't worry." He said shifting. He looked very worried about the girl, "Why don't you go show her around? I'm sure she would love to see the campus, from what I heard she didn't get to see the campus really at all, as she has just arrived in the area."

       Vincent smiled with a nod, "Come with me Asis, we'll walk the grounds together, and then I'll show you to your dorm room." He opened the door for her, but as she started to go after him the wheelchair quit working, the battery giving out. She groaned and stood up, pushing the blanket to the side, both the dean and Vincent knew that she could walk without help, but only for so long, "We'll go to the nurse's office first, and we'll grab a wheelchair there," he said with a smile, trying to be nice to the girl. She merely gave a small nod and walked over to him.

        He took her right to the nurses office,  and without a word, took a wheelchair and helped the girl sit down in it. "I'll push you around campus," he smiled, and took her around to each of the buildings. As he walked by some of the buildings, girls pressed against the windows to see him walking by. He was loved by every girl, and was rarely seen out during day class hours. Some of the perfects in the school stalked him as he walked around, they knew better then to confront him about what he was doing, but they didn't like the fact that he was showing a girl around the school grounds in the middle of the day, it was very disruptive to the other students.

       Meanwhile, her mother had brought the child's things to the Dean's office. "I'm sure she'll be able to get this stuff herself… and I see she's out of her wheelchair…" she says setting the charger for it down on top of everything. There were a lot of things there, "I think that's everything," the woman said brightly, happily, ready to leave. The dean wasn't pleased to watch this, knowing that she had no thought or wish for her daughter, like she was just a piece of trash. The only thing that kept him from saying anything was that she was paying for her daughter to go here, paying extra in fact, and that's why she wasn't refused. It sickened him to know that people had been bribed so that the girl could go here as well, but he couldn't say he wasn't glad to have her.

       "I'd like to adopt her," the dean says standing up, he doesn't look happy. The mother was just about out the door as well.

       The woman stopped and turned to the male, "Adopt her? Whatever for? She's nothing but trouble," she says shaking her head no. She looks over the male, "There's nothing but medical problems for that girl. How can you want anything that costs so much money all the time?"

       "It's not about the money. Please, I can take care of her…"