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[Kailey McClarson]

Kailey McClarson walked slowly along the sidewalk towards the Centre of the Arts. She had on her larges sunglasses to cover her eyes and her arms were crossed covering her chest. She had on a jacket overtop of her white sweater and jeans. Her white flats clicked as she walked into the art museum. She took her sunglasses and pushed them on the top of her head and looked around. She took off her jacket and hung it up. The centre was offering hot coco and Kailey took one sipping it as she walked in front of a painting. It was a beautiful piece of a field. She blew on the steam and sipped it silently.

She looked around. Neither of her friends really knew how much she cared about art. She sighed if only people understood. She sighed and sat on an empty bench sipping her coco.

[Ayeya Flynn]

Ayeya Flynn carelessly walked down the sidewalk, unaware of where she was headed. She had alot on her mind. To deep in her thoughts to care where her feet were taking her. She didnt move out of the way for anyone. A young couple were walking the opposite direction, heading right to her. Ayeya rolled her eyes and kept walking. The couple looked like they were unwilling to separate their locked hands to let Ayeya pass in between them. Ayeya kept on walking. The couple came closer to her and soon they did separate their hands as Ayeya pushed through them. The woman gave a hmph sound before grabing the mans hand and continueing on their way. Ayeya to kept walking and walking.
Eventually Ayeya snapped out of her thoughts and looked ahead of her. The Centre of the Arts building stood bold and proud in front of her. Ayeya sighed and figured she should just go inside and see if anything interested her. Inside, Ayeya found herself face to face with a painting of a foggy river bank. This painting did interest her a little. She found it amazing how the colors blended so nice. She stared at it for close to five minutes, then turned around. She gazed from side to side. An empty bench with only one girl sitting on it struck her attention. Has she seen that girl somewhere? Ayeya shruged. Her feet pained her from where she had been walking. Ayeya trudged over to the bench where the girl sat sipping her hot cocoa.
"Hey, mind if I sit there?" asked Ayeya motioning with her hands to the empty space on the other side of the bench.