Marina glared at his back as he left the room. "Ass hole," She muttered under her breath as soon as he was out of the room. She had no intentions of going to class. She would find him proof. Even if it took cutting class to do it. Soon as she was finished with the D's she moved on to the B's to finish what Marcus started before heading to the next letter.

Nicole sat next to Charlie by the window just as the teacher walked in. She opened her book to the page the teacher instructed, and began reading what the teacher told them all to read.

She Looked lazily out of the window, letting the class wash over her. How she ever managed to pass her classes was anyones guess. She didn't look like she was listening at all. It was a good job her grades said otherwise.

Marcus walked into his class just in time and sauntered to his seat, ignoring the teachers remarks about could he please try not to cut it so close. He resisted the urge to slam the teachers face into the wall.

Nicole got a notebook from her backpack and began taking notes, as the teacher had hinted that what they were reading would be in a future test. Tests. She hated tests. Even if she usually passed them, due to her excellent note-taking abilities. She sighed boredly. At least Marina wasn't there.

Marina let out an inaudible grumble as she moved on to the J's after spending fifteen minutes going through the other letters. She silently cursed Marcus and all that he stood for for leaving her. Where did he get off, saying he'd help only to leave? She shook her head. If she got angry, she'd likely start a fire. That wouldn't be very good at all.

Charlie sighed and looked over at Nicole. She was bored of the class already, she wanted to get up and do something. She didn't understand how people actually stood the note taking and being talked at.

He cast his gaze over the students, his mind wandering, somewhere he knew Charlies name, he just had to remember it. He remembered her telling him when he'd first met her. He'd remembered it only for a week or two before writing her off as inconsequential and loosing interest. He wasn't sure if he'd tell Marina anyway, even if he could remember.

Nicole caught Charlie's gaze for a moment and smiled, before turning back to her note taking. She looked over at the wall clock. Half an hour to go. Not too bad. Hopefully Marina wouldn't be in P.E either. Nicole shook her head. She had talked to Marina once and already she was caught up in trying to avoid her. She was making it way too easy to be bullied.

Marina was now S's. Not once had she found Charlie. She was beginning to get majorly annoyed. She hoped to find it before P.E. And preferably before class was over. Less chance of her getting caught that way. T's now.

Charlie noticed Nicole's mood and a warmth spread over Nicoles body, Barely noticable, indeed no one else noticed it. Charlie smiled reassuringly and the warmth faded back to room temperature. Her way of expressing she was there and not to fear. It took a moment for her to realize her mother had done the same thing every time she was nervous herself. That thought made her smile again.

The name hit him in the middle of class. "Shari" he breathed. No one else heard him. Did he really care if they had? He closed his eyes. Shari Wilson, blessed with the gift of the goddess whatchamacallit. No wonder the name had eluded him, the last name didn't fit with the rest of her. He nodded his head, He'd tell Marina if she hadn't allready found it. It may be worth it in the long run."