The roaring of an engine could be heard coming down the road as a white Ferrari 458 Italia approached the school. Music was blasting from inside the car and it only got louder as the distance between the vehicle and the school began to shrink. It drove into the main drive, parking in the first empty spot that was available. The engine shut of with a purr, along with the music, before the door to the sports car opened up.<br/><br/>Out came James, the elder brother of the price family, with a suitcase of his possessions in his right hand. Even though, the music had shut off, he still seemed to be caught up in the song, singing it's chorus as he walked toward the main enterance. "Here I go again, on my own! Going down the only road I've ever known!" the classic Whitesnake song seemed to fit James return to the school, this being his final year there. He knew the routine by now, but was surprised by the fact that nobody was there to meet him oustide. James decided to wait against the wall a few minutes to see if anyone would come by for him, placing his suitcase on the floor.<br/><br/>The 19 year old's eyes narrowed as he saw a limo pull up across the way. He recognized who's limit it was right away once he saw the driver open his door and get out to let out the person he was transporting. It was his father's personal driver which could only mean that his younger brother was the one in the limo.<br/><br/>Jake looked through the window of the car at St. George's Academy, a little overwhelmed by its size before evn going inside. This was going to be his first year and he had no idea what to expect. His father had sent him there so that he could learn some 'confidence' as he put it. The boy wasn't really sure what he meant, but he would be the fourth member of his family to go there out of his grandfather, father, and brother. His brther was the last person he wanted to see though. Ever since he started going to the school three years ago, the two boys had grown farther and farther apart. James had been sent there three years ago as punishment for his reckless early teenage years. Jake remembered hearing his father say, "He'll cause less damage if he's in another country. The few times that the two brothers were together after that mkment, James seemed to be taking his anger out on their father towards him.<br/><br/>The driver let out Jake from the car, and he stood up, marveling at the place that would be his new learning grounds as well as home. When the driver came back with his suitcase, Jake picked it up. "Thanks Bitterman." Jake said to the driver who just seemed to roll his eyes. "Master Jake, I don't understand why you keep calling me that." The driver said to him. Jake just gave a chuckle. "I'm sorry Sunny... You just seem like a Bitterman to me." The young man smiled, before he began to walk over to the  main entrance. "I'll see you in a couple of months." He said back to the driver. "Hopefully not. You should have your license by then." Thr two of them laughed and Sunny went back into the limo.<br/><br/>James watched as Jake approached him, able to see the smile his younger brother had turn into a frown. He knew already why it was there. They stood before eachother for a brief moment, neither saying a word. Finally, James broke the silence. "Hey." He said simply. "Hey." Jake replied. "So he sent you here too?" James asked. Jake adverting his eyes to the floor. "Yeah." The older brother sighed. "You're the same as you always were." James teased with a laugh. Jake was about to respond, but his nerves got to him first. It was true what he had said, but rhat was why Jake was there. Instead, he just went against the wall as well.<br/><br/>After a few more moments of silence, it occurred to Jake that he had no idea why he was waiting there. His head turned to his older brother who had manged to get his headphones on without him even noticing. "Umm... Why are we....?" Jake started to ask before being cutoff by James midway through. "We're waiting for someone to take us to our rooms." He told his younger brother. Part of him wondered who it would be to get them. As long as it wasn't Tasha, he'd be fine. She was maybe the one cute girl in his life that he didn't like to be around due to how dangerous she was. Always causing drama between others. Hanging with her was like standing next to a time bomb. He had only encountered her a few times in his years there, but it was enough for him to witness her true side plenty of times.