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[color=CF5685]Well I'm nobody's baby
I'm everybody's girl
I'm the queen of nothing
I'm the king of the world[/color]

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A smile spread across Julie’s face as Chanel stated facts about the couple fumbling about infront of them. The smile turned into a cringe when all of Aliyah’s books were dropped and they both scrambled to pick them up and stumble into each other as they did so. Julie sighed they would have their work cut out for them. But it was so obvious they belonged together that it would all be worth it.

[color=CF5685]“Painful indeed…”[/color] Julie said absentmindedly, playing with her ponytail as she watched Aliyah retreat into the school leaving poor Elijah alone in the courtyard staring after her. Just as Julie was about to suggest going up to him to Chanel a soccer ball flew past their table landing behind them. Julie turned around to see if it had hit someone but spotted Martha Radley sitting by herself immersed in her cards. You could almost see Julie’s eyes sparkle at the sight of the tarot cards, anything out of the ordinary caught her interest.

Everyone at King’s knows that wherever a soccer ball flies only one person can follow, and this time was no exception. Andrés de la Fuente came jogging after his ball and sitting down at Martha’s table. From being friends with both of them Julie happened to have some intel on the situation unfolding in front of her. The iconic Macmillan smirk crept its way back on to Julie’s face.

[color=#D2652C]"So, any other people you see that might need [i]fixing[/i]?"[/color] Chanel said with a small laugh, probably more in an off hand manner but Julie took the bait.

[color=CF5685]“I don’t know about fixing CoCo, but you know how Martha’s always…”[/color] Her sentence was cut short by the arrival of someone new. 

[color=CF5685]“Hey April. How was your summer?”[/color] Julie greeted feeling just a smidge of awkwardness, she and April used to be real good friends but a few mistakes and incidents changed that friendship into where they are now, more like friendly acquaintances. Julie’s gaze moved passed April and landed on the Devil himself and one of the aforementioned mistakes. Julie pursed her lips at the sight of him, but shook the thoughts out of her head and glanced down at her watch.
[color=CF5685]“We should get moving if we want to make it to homeroom”[/color] She said shortly as she stood up smoothing her skirt, making her way towards the school entrance.