Coats, Ties and Coffee Spills

Chapter Seven As they checked in their bags to their flight to Atlanta, Dan couldn’t help but feel proud of how well he was doing compared to most of the other students; most kept dropping their bags, not understanding what the woman behind the desk meant to ask them or handing her the wrong papers... Sign in to see full entry.

-Chapter Six It was the morning of November 18th, and Dan was on a bus on his way to B.W.I. He sat leaning against the window, staring at the frosty morning countryside as they navigated their way through the winding roads of rural Pennsylvania towards the Maryland border. He sat with headphones in... Sign in to see full entry.

-Chapter Five After a relatively short trek through campus and down the large sloping hill that much of the campus rested on the boys were in the town the Academy called home. A few short blocks later they were outside the doors of Romeo’s, their favorite pizzeria was one of only two in the town and... Sign in to see full entry.

-Chapter Four A few weeks had passed since that conversation on the roof, and Dan had done well in his classes, he hadn’t missed a single one and his English grades were starting to turn back around. As they entered the beginning of November, the campus had become much colder and though it hadn’t... Sign in to see full entry.

-Chapter three Everything about the hallway was wonderful; from the moment he stepped in from the staircase he felt transported from an ever changing world into a timeless universe of comfort. He heard various genres of music mixed in with the shouts of boys arguing and joking, he smelled a mixture... Sign in to see full entry.

-Chapter Two The next day passed in a blur and far too quickly for Dan it was seven o’clock and he was walking away from the dining hall after dinner towards Rutledge Hall, the building that housed the English classrooms and the location of his C.R.C. hearing. He walked towards the door, hands... Sign in to see full entry.

-Chapter One Crisp, cool, fall air gently pushes a shade back and forth as a light fog descends on the small, central Pennsylvanian school. Young, tie-clad scholars amble wearily towards the dinning hall hoping to grab any remnants of the breakfast they slept through. Striking rays burst forth from... Sign in to see full entry.