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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Krizzel" data-source="post: 685325" data-attributes="member: 9062">Monday, 12:40pmLincoln High School cafeteria, Oak Grove"Already taken care of," Melissa informed, brightening.  She opened up a folder and took out a piece of paper, sliding it over to Stacy.  "You just need to have your parents sign the permission slip.  You already paid the activity fee for soccer, right?  So you don't need to do that again."  The pale, dark haired captain of the squad nodded to herself."There's a practice tomorrow after school - mostly every tuesday and thursday.  Everybody is coming over to my house this weekend, too, if you want to come, and we can help you through the basics," Melissa added with a perfectly formed smile.Meanwhile Eric Bennet walked into the cafeteria, carrying a large portfolio under his arm.  Eric was another one of those few people who had friends among many circles - and enemies, too - and for the most part he seemed not to care about the social agenda.  In some people's eyes that made him cool, in others not so much.Certainly most of the girls didn't seem to mind, though.  His black hair, pulled back into a ponytail aside from a stray lock that framed his face, and his shadowed eyes were maturing to give him a darkly handsome look, and he was pretty fit too, though he didn't play on any of the school's teams.  A quick wit and a talent for art certainly couldn't hurt, either.Glancing around, Eric nodded to Stacy and walked over, weaving his way between the tables.  "Hey Stacy.  What's up?" he greeted, friendliness hidden among the depths of his shadowed gaze.  "Do you want to get together to work on that history project tonight?  I'm trying not to procrastinate too much this time," he added with a laugh.</blockquote>

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