Forks High.

I sighed, getting out of my car. I reached back into the backseat, grabbing my book bag, I guessed I'd be needing and my cell from the car charger. I checked for messages from friends back home, turned it off, and shoved it in my back pocket. I threw the bag over my shoulder and slammed my car door shut.

I walked toward the building, only to have someone bump into me.

"Oh!"She excalimed. "I'm sorry."

"That's okay."I said, "No damage done."She looked at me thoughtfully.

"Haven't seen you around before. Are you new?"She said.

"Yeah, today's my first day."I explained to her.

"My name's Alyssa."

"Sydney."

"If you need any help, let me know."She smilied.

"Thanks."I told her, greatful. "Which building is the office in?"I asked.

"The main one."Alyssa pointed to a building not far off. The bell let out a shrill and everyone started heading into different buildings. "I'll see you at lunch."Alyssa called, and ran off.

I opened the door, the woman at the front desk looked up.

"You must be Sydney Wheeler."She said with a smile. I nodded once. "Okay, well, someone will be sent down to show around." A few minutes passed and I had to force my foot to quit tapping. A girl with brown hair and blue eyes flew through the doors.

"Ah, Miss. Fisher, you will be willing to show Sydney around until she learns the ropes?"The old woman asked. Alyssa turned to smile at me.

"So what's your first class?"She asked.

At lunch after my morning classes starting with Physics, ending with Gym, I finally got to meet more people. These people where Alyssa's friends. I was welcomed with arms wide open. All this had an affect on me, a good one. I noticed it was easy to be around them, all my new-found friends, all just went with the flow.

I checked my phone once more, my inbox was flooded with text messages from friends back home. My best friend, Sarah, was the only one I replied to. I didn't care if everyone else thought I fell down a well and died.

"Hey, we're all going to Seattle on Friday, want to come?"Jenna, she was really quiet, asked me.

"What's in Seattle?"I asked.