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unique personality and an even more unique dress sense.  Pushing through the other students, we made it out to the car park. We had been let out early, so the car park was still full of cars and only a couple of students here and there.
     
    “So plans for tonight girls and boys,” Poppy asked.
    “I can’t go out tonight. I have err…. Chores,” I lied. Much to my dismay, I had a hunt on and I would not or more like could not, miss it.
    “Oh Elle, you always have chores!” Carrie moaned.
    “Cinderelly, Cinderelly, night and day it's Cinderelly. Make the fire, fix the breakfast, wash the dishes, do the mopping,” Oscar sang as we finally reached my car.
    “I don’t know if I’m more worried about the fact you know the words to that song or the fact that you just sang it completely out of tune,” I laughed.
    “Katie makes me watch it ok, that is the down fall of having a four year old sister,” He objected awkwardly.
    “Guys I’m sorry, but I can’t”, I sighed
    “Monday. We can go to the event at the church. Yeah? ” I questioned
    “Fine,” they sighed. The girls gave me a group hug and then headed in the direction of Carrie’s car.
    “Fancy a lift bus boy,” I smiled. Oscar let out a small laugh and lightly punched me in the arm.
    “Love one, but there’s one problem,” He pointed towards the mini that was now parked directly in front of my beetle.  There standing by it was Zac Efron wannabe with a gaggle of girls swooning around him.  Oh, please, I thought trying to resist a laugh as I glanced at him checking himself out in his wing mirror. This guy was one shallow boy and vain at that, now I know why Poppy was attracted to him. Glancing my way he smirked at me and put his foot upon the bonnet of my car.
    “What the hell is he playing at?” I moaned. Walking up to him was like walking through an over grown garden but apart from grass, it was girls. Seriously, do they have no dignity at all. Approaching him I pushed his foot off my car.
     
    “Err hello? It may have escaped your notice, but this is not a parking space. You park your car in the white boxes. You know the lines painted on the floor,” I mocked. He smirked at me and shoed the girls crowding him.
    “Hello Gabriel!” The name shot threw me like a bullet. How did he know my real last name ? Then I saw it, the pupil of his eyes expanded until his eyes were full of darkness. It only lasted a Milli second so no human could have possibly seen it. I did, he was a demon and a suicidal one at that. My body went straight into battle mode and I stood face expressionless looking at him. I knew then that just like his eyes changed mine would switch to the bright pink colour that is known as the royal angel trait.
     
    “Just move the car!” I hissed. He started to walk towards me, my body tightened. Was he genuinely that suicidal. Did he want me to break his neck and set his body alight? He was smart though I’d give him that. He knew I would not attack him around humans, especially ones I saw every day.
    “This is the only way you would talk to me,” he smirked as he stopped less than half a meter away from me. I was aware that Oscar was standing a few feet behind me, so I began to whisper.
    “I don’t care who or what you are. Get the hell out of my college and my town. You have no right to be here.”
    “Now Elle, that’s no way to talk to an old family friend,” he chimed through clenched teeth. Old family friend, he barely looked seventeen there was nothing old about him.
    “If you don’t go now, I will make you! Understand!” I replied calmly even though my insides were screaming for me to ring his neck. He grinned and closed the gap between us with one step. Putting his lips to my ear, I could hear the girls gasping around me, but I did not have time to care.
    “What you going to do,” He whispered. “Throw me across the car park with all these people watching. Even I know you ’re not that stupid.”
    His words