He stood up, picking up his backpack and slinging it over one shoulder after stuffing the doll all the way into one of the pockets. He gave Maya a sly smile, the two walking down the aisle between the seats. "Of course I know it doesn't, but neither does that charm I gave him. But of course, he doesn't need to know that. Besides, I can still freak out a few gullible people with this thing, so I think it was worth it. We could have a little fun with Ryan, he believes just about anything he hears. Remember when somebody got him to say 'Bloody Mary' in front of the mirror in the bathroom at school, and he wouldn't even look at a mirror for a month? I think we can get him to believe in this."<br/><br/>"Oh come on, that's really the first thing you think of about that doll?", Maya said, looking at the immature and obnoxious looking grin that had formed on his face as he continued to imagine how Ryan would react to it.<br/><br/>They were soon walking into their first hour class. They had the misfortune of having to present in first hour, although it was kind of good that they could get it out of the way right at the beginning of the day.<br/><br/>Everybody took their seats as Aaron waited for the teacher to enter the room, wondering who the sub would be.