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Post by lily on Feb 1, 2008 18:59:42 GMT -5
it's las vegas! yes, but that doesn't mean there isn't a school around. the name of it? alairra academy. so you think that some school's are just boring, right? you think that they're all the same. studying, learning, and if you were lucky, a touch of drama. but you are certainly wrong. alairra academy isn't like any other school. sure, some people think you have to study more and work harder just because it's an academy, but it's not. that's not the reason why alairra high is different from any other school. there are the teachers - the dirty teachers. and if you catch him when nobody is around, the principal is pretty naughty too. but the real reason why this academy is one of a kind is the students.
it was just twenty-one friends. yes, twenty-one. they did so much together - all of them. you could always seem them hanging out with each other. having so much fun, laughing, and whatnot. they were popular, that was for sure. it seemed like most people wanted to be in their group, but none of them really wanted any new 'members'. they all had different personalities. it ranged from sweet and nice to the backstabbing girls and jerks. somehow they still got along. nobody expected these friends to ever break up. sure, there were other students that expected it to happen, but not many. the friendship seemed to be unbroken. like it was destiny for all of them to be friends forever. but that's not how things happened.
the party thrown by Mitchel Lopez. that's how it all started. he was one of the guys of the twenty-one friends, and he was probably the most popular in the school. he was the quarterback, and he was one reason why students around alairra wanted to be in the group. his party was just wild. his parents were away for a business trip, and of course he took advantage of it. it had booze, private rooms for 'whoknowswhat', and more things than you could possibly imagine. it wasn't that surprising, seeing as he was usually the guy to throw parties. if not, he was the life of a party. Mitchel was just going outside for some fresh air. too bad he never came back. yeah, that's right. he just vanished.
it took a while before everyone realized that he was gone. the party was soo big that most of the party attenders didn't realize he was gone. the other twenty friends figured he was just in bed with some girl and left. but the week after, it wasn't long before the entire school realized he wasn't there. and the week after, Mitchel's parents were back. and they were worried. the house was a mess and they couldn't find their son. everyone freaked out, especially his friends. although Mitchel disappearing is a big deal, there was also another catch. the friends soon got angry and started accusing each other of killing him.
the fights and arguments got bigger and bigger, and summer vacation was coming. the last week before the end of vacation, there were now only twenty 'friends'. except now, not all of them were exactly friends. they all split up into their little groups. there wasn't a specific number the groups had to be, because come on - you don't limit your amount of friends. but somehow, not they're were four groups of friends. five in each. they are still arguing with each other, accusing the other of different things. some felt a little guilty since they weren't sure, but others seem to feel like they knew exactly what they were talking about. the students of alairra academy all knew about this, and soon tried to figure out who did what to Mitchel Lopez.
some seemed to support one group, while others didn't care about the situation at all. although a student disappeared and friends separated, there is so much more to alairra. with the drama of other students, las vegas has never had to deal with so much. parties are constantly thrown, kids sneaking into clubs, and horrible accidents are occurring. it doesn't take too long for students to learn about the history of this school. they all keep it away from their parents. the teachers and staff of the school even know everything but keep it on the down low. they didn't want parents to take their children out of the academy, nor did they want people to think bad of them.
friendships, relationships, and much more are constantly being:
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