A Wonderful Relationship (Samie) (Continued)

[Sara Jane Lyena]

Continued from Here.

Sara could see that she had peeved Samie off, but didn't let it show in her demeanor as she leaned against the fence. The girl seemed to think that she could just waltz in and take over the entire school, and had she come in a year earlier, Sara wouldn't have cared in the slightest. Since becoming the team captain for cheer, however, and overall one of the more active seniors around campus, Sara had found herself thinking of Blue Ridge as 'her' school, and she didn't want some newcomer ruining the place she had come to call home for this period in her life.

As the girl responded to her overture, with ill grace, but she did respond, Sara nodded and turned her gaze out to the pastures, where her geldings were already stationary again, pushing away the snow before they settled down to browse at the grasses that were still dormant underneath, a flickering ear in the direction of the flea-bitten grey that was their only pasture-mate at the moment.

The girl's voice brought Sara back from her entire attention being devoted to the horses and their interactions, or not. She wanted to laugh at the irony of it all, everyone who was, or wanted to be, someone seemed to choose her 'companion' as a good target. Funnily enough, they failed to realize that she had heard it all before, "He's trained to alert to specific ingredients in food, and if I happen to go into anaphylaxis, he is trained to find the nearest person's attention and bring them back to me." The generic answer usually served to distract people from the question, although Sara grinned slightly at the second question, "That depends on whom you ask."

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Samie knew that if she wanted to be the it person at this school. She would need to overcome anything that stands in her way. At the moment, she just needs to get rid of this Sara person. Knowing the girl may not enjoy this, but she knows she will. When it comes to meeting someone, she gives really obvious judgements towards them, telling by how she acts. She already knows her own self, so pretty much, from prior experiences, she is doing this all on purpose. And to think, she just arrived to this Academy. 'Oh boy, what a shocker!' She thought to herself in such surprise. To her, it's really just nothing. She isn't really the 'emotional' type. Which everyone can pretty much notice already for those who have met her. She just gave a ghostly shrug to herself. Not really wanting to go further into her biography. She looked over as Hex just gave a shy nicker to the pair of horses. Already knowing he doesn't really want to disturb them, or want them to even disturb him. That gelding would never be a socializing type of horse. 'Hey, you and me both.'

Sometimes these 'goody two-shoes' people are pretty annoying. Not to mention some who act all 'queen bee', when techinically, she should be the rightful leader of this place. If she can't, then no one should be. She looked over as the girl just gave a nod to her and gazed back at the horse occupied pasture. She secretly had her suspicions against Sara. She never really starts her suspicions of a person this quick before, but something about the girl just makes her feel like she is meant to be against her. Like something is making Sara get on her nerves. With a slight ghostly shiver go through her body. She knows something would be happening today. Something that won't be good.

She glanced at the girl's every move and expressions. She could tell that the girl heard it before. Sadly, picking the wrong target to bug her on. Well too bad, she can just think something up to get it down into her nerves. "He's trained to alert to specific ingredients in food, and if I happen to go into anaphylaxis, he is trained to find the nearest person's attention and bring them back to me." This time, she didn't hide her confusion. If she wasn't smart, then she wasn't smart. She didn't care, but she had one way to answer. "Interesting, please, tell me more." She acted up with no sympathy in her voice, except a cold joke. She was surprised after her second response to her comment. Usually people don't take hersnob comments so positively. 'Well that's a first. Well played, Sara." She secretly narrowed her eyes at her. She needs to think harder. "Pardon me, if you didn't understand what I was saying. I think I specifically asked you." She emphasized her point, giving a kind of innocent, slightly high, voice to top it all off. Seeing how it all flows along.

[Sara Jane Lyena]

When Sara looked over at Samie again, she saw the confusion at her answer. While confusing the girl hadn't been her plan, it did seem to have shut down that line of questioning... Or so Sara thought, until she heard Samie's question. Judging from the girl's tone of voice, all she was doing was looking for was more ammunition, something Sara wasn't going to be giving her for free, "Oh, I don't know if you want to listen to my lecture about it. Look it up, Google it, whatever." Feeling Cinder's nose putting slight pressure on her leg as the dog leaned in towards her, Sara glanced down, realizing that the dog was still standing, his brown eyes fixed on Samie. Turning her attention to the dog briefly, Sara murmured, "Cinder, lapsus."

She turned her attention back to Samie, not needing to watch the Malamute to know that he would settle into a laying position at her side. Rolling her eyes at the girl's tone, she answered evenly, "Considering you've seen me in cheer practice, you might want to rethink that one." She paused, "Or, if you don't realize your mistake there, look up the definition of disabled, then rethink it. It might take you a few days to figure it out." She didn't consider herself to be limited in her activities, but then, she was used to her life.