Aiden woke up with half of his body falling out of bed. A loud high pitch beep ringing through his mostly empty room. He had cleaned out his room to prepare for his big move to college. He had got a scholarship to the school and figured it would be something new and exciting for him. However, he was not excited about the getting out of bed part. He raised his head off of the mattress, brushing his black hair out of his face to see that he had left his game running on his laptop. He sighed before he finally rolled out of the bed and looked around for the clothes he had set aside.<br/><br/>Standing at six foot, he walked over and grabbed his clothes and headed into the bathroom to wash up. His feet stung as he walked across the cold hardwood floor that covered most of the house. He stood under the hot water after washing and stared at his dragon tattoo on his chest. It was a gift to himself to signify a new life, and that was what he was going to go for. He shut off the shower, dried off and pulled on his clothes.<br/><br/>Much later he stepped out of his mothers car at the dormitory wearing his favorite oversized black sweater and a pair of camo pants. Brushing his hair once again out of his face, he reached in and grabbed all the stuff he was bringing and walked into the building. Getting his key and room assignment he smiled and asked where he was supposed to go. After finally figuring out how to get to his room he opened it to a very small empty room. A raised bed set on opposite sides that hung over a small desk and dresser. First thing he did after setting his possession down was get his laptop out and placing it on the left side of the room and starting up some music to help drown out the silence as he unpacked his things for his new life.<br/><br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>Jayd sighed as he looked up at the tall building that was going to be her home for the next year. She shivered at the thought of not having her father be around when she would need him. She had her hair pulled up in a fancy pony tail and wore a short navy blue skirt with a fancy white blouse. She stepped out of her baby blue corvette and grabbed her purse, pulling her expensive sunglasses down over her eyes. It was school policy that all freshman had to live on campus, and no matter how hard she tried she couldn't dissuade them from this. Straightening her outfit, she reached in and grabbed the bags that she had brought with her, only a few essentials, figuring she would buy everything else in time.<br/><br/>Her heels clicked loudly as she walked up the walkway to the school and up to the front desk. The person at the counter smiled at her, but Jayd didn't feel like faking any happiness right now. She grabbed her key and such and turned, her hair spinning sharply by the action as she  made it to her room. She felt lucky that when she got in that it was empty. She hoped that it would stay that way for the entire year. She barely put up with her family, she doubted she could handle some random stranger always around her. She dropped her bags on the flor next to a desk and sighed loudly. She was going to have to do everything on her own, and that in itself was more than she wanted to do. College was supposed to be fun and party central, not work.