Advanced Mathmatics

Jay was checking out everything Maria had said was true. It wasn't that he believed her that their father was dead it was just a nagging feeling that she could actually be in trouble that bothered him. He didn't care what the kids did - they could be noisey or quiet just as long as there was no fighting he didn't give a damn. There should be a maths teacher in this class not a PE teacher. He ran a hand through his blonde hair as he looked at the screen. Somethings where matching with what Maria had shown him but he still refused to believe his dad was dead and Kyle? Come on...like he'd hurt her, he fricken fancied her since she was 10 or under.
"You kids okay?" he looked up to make sure everyone was okay. His bluey green eyes surveyed everyone. The british dude looked stressed and he glanced to Leah and Lukas - ah forbiden love. He glanced to Ally who was with Kaiden, she looked happier than earlier.

Kaiden unluckily would turn his head to view Lukas give Leah a kiss, a shot to his heart instantly right there, but he would play it off, his expression remaining blank as he softly shook his head, averting his eyes from her. He couldn't stand her being around him, he probably wasn't that bad of a bloke once you got to know him, I guess it was nothing but jealousy. But why? He hadn't know her for that long...What ever, then it wasn't meant to be. He would let a soft sigh come pass his lips as he began reading Allisen's poems and stories, right now they seemed even better to him, when you're in a dark mood, dark things always seem better. Despite that, her writing had been very good, it kept Kaiden interested as he read.

Lukas looked up at Leah, a small smile curved on his face, he leaned forward and kissed her lightly, but quick enough to where no one saw. He looked back down and continued working on her worksheets.

Kaiden smiled at her, she still seemed rather reluctant to talk to him, maybe she was really that painfully shy. "I'd like to see more of your work, if that's okay..." He asked calmly, he was rather interested in her writing.

Kaiden would continue his complimenting of her poem, speaking the honest truth of how he felt about 'darker' out looks. His British accent lacing through out his words as usual. "The thing is, a darker point of view is the more realistic one. It's more true to how this world works, because nothing in this world can be that happy. With happiness, comes sorrow, but with every dark night, a brighter tomorrow will come." Kaiden probably sounded like some cheesy movie from somewhere, but it didn't really matter to him, it was his thoughts and his feelings, take it or leave it.

Kaiden would reach down and take the notebook off of his desk, using his right hand to bring it closer to his face. Kaiden read her poem carefully and thoroughly, he liked it. He found darker poetry and stories to be far more interesting and realistic. Most of his books were like that, nearly everything he liked or listened to had a darker aspect. Kaiden slid her notebook back to her desk, using his telekinesis to do so. He would give her a warm smile before speaking in his thick British accent. "It's amazing, you should really stop doubting yourself."

Kaiden would slightly purse his bottom lip but only as he nodded in agreement with her, but that would quickly end. "That's understandable, but you still shouldn't shoot yourself down. You never know." He said with a warm smile. His smile would end as he spoke once again, he was interested in her writing skills, being a big fan of reading and all. Maybe she'd even lend him some of her material so he could read up on it. "So you're a writer huh? What do you write?"

Kaiden smirked at her, he could tell she had a brilliant singing voice, hers had just been beautiful and melodic. "I don't think you give yourself enough credit." Kaiden looked around the room for a moment, everyone seemed to be doing their own thing, which worked out great for him.

Kaiden softly chuckled at her, he always liked some one who enjoyed music even half as much as he did. His right hand would fall off of his chin and resume to tapping his fingers on the desk. "I play the guitar, and I'm a fairly good singer. How about you, do you play anything?" He said with a warm smile.

Kaiden brought his right hand back up to his chin, rubbing the stubble's of hair as usual. He had pretty much forgotten about the rest of the class, this class could hardly be considered a class anyway. "Hm, Well I do a variety of things, I'm a musician, I love reading and smoking, I'm a sports lover and player, I ride motorcycles for fun, I also fence a little 'ere and there. There's more, but those are my main hobbies."