IdentityUnknown

You're older than me!!! D: YOU'RE YOUNGER THAN ME?!!!!

Who's absence? :V

I wish it was Friday already...

What do you think?

:V Of course.

So the truth is...I'm a 2-year old.

I wish school hadn't started and it was still summer.

I was talking to someone in the airport and one of the things she said to me was, "You talk like you're a lot older than you are...you talk with a lot of people older than you, don't you?"

Lol. Nice. Dear Anonymous, I'd rather have the hard truth than a comforting lie. Sure, at first I may feel better with a lie, but eventually the truth comes out and I just feel more hurt. So...don't be afraid to hide something because you think it'll hurt me because I'll just end up broken if you do. Signed, Anonymous

*shrugs* It's my life. I'm sure you'll be independent. More so than my dad's friend's son... 27 and living in his mom's house without a stable job...

Dear You Stupid Popular People in My Friend's School, Don't you dare. Ever. Again. Don't. You. Dare. You call her that one more time and I swear I will fly over to California and kick you to Mars. Signed, Anonymous

Starting from the age of 1 I've been spending time away from my parents. It's how I was raised. I spent half a year away from my mom and dad when I was 1, had my first sleepover at 3, etc. etc. I've grown to be independent. Of course, I still depend on my family for a lot, but I think I could manage being away from them. I don't think I'd mind living away from my family that badly (at least not after I got used to it). It's not like they look into me all that much. It's the first thing my Chinese tutor noticed...that even though my parents provided for me and everything, they don't spend much time with me and really actually care for me that much. I'm not saying they're bad parents, but they've never (and I mean, ever since I was young and they were in university) bothered to go the extra mile and spend the time. They're trying to make up for it now, but so much of my life is a secret to them and I'm not willing to reveal it.

Independence, huh. ^ Oh, you work in your dad's restaurant? At least you still get paid. I'm around an A- student now though...

D:

DDDDDDDDDDDD: I don't like glomping. :V Oh, it was regarding history and stuff like that.

D: Don't glomp me!!! I just finished an essay that must've had the toughest topic ever and I'm proud of it.

Where is she? *looks around as well*

I agree with you, which is why for half the time I had us travel in groups in smaller vans. And that's partially why I chose the subway. It's also cheap.

*smirks* Alright. This may not be going according to plan (like anything ever did ) but we'll manage. ------ IdentityUnknown walked out of the FBI building with her belongings, both in unease and in fury. They loaded the van and drove off. Meanwhile, a few stories above, John stood at the window, gazing at the departing van. "You let them leave." John shrugged. "I respect only those who resist me, but I cannot tolerate them," he quoted. "They would've been useful." John smirked. "I'm not in the FBI for nothing, Sarah. Do you honestly think they'd get away so easily?" *** IdentityUnknown had Monsi pull over after they were a few miles from the FBI HQ. Then she had the entire van searched for bugs. She didn't trust the FBI and she wasn't going to let them be caught unawares. Sam, Grace, and William stood to the side. They had discussed leaving with IdentityUnknown on the van and IdentityUnknown had been preparing to ask Monsi to drop them off at the nearest subway. She herself knew New York fairly well and they would get through the streets quite efficiently. "There aren't any bugs," Aeyra called. IdentityUnknown found that odd. It wasn't like the FBI and it certainly didn't seem like John to let them go so easily... "Oh, that's because I cleaned 'em out before we got on," Nero said lazily, smirking slightly. "Just thinking ahead." ...Sometimes Nero never failed to amaze her. They dropped Sam, Grace, and William off at the subway and after wishing them well, they went off. Nero had his laptop out (it had 24/7 high-speed internet privileges wherever it went) and was doing something online. He'd given a small chip for all of them to insert into any computer and now they all had internet access, a privilege that IdentityUnknown took full advantage of. Sighing, she decided to do a little research. The FBI were probably attempting to track them and she personally wasn't interested in getting stopped. The FBI would simply use them since they themselves had nothing to offer. She plugged in her earphones and started typing. ------ Setting the scene again.

XDXD I want to write next but I'll have to make it quick if I do...

Yo. ...And I gotta go...

My friend doesn't understand why I think I failed when I got an 89...