The world is religious. You've just moved towns during summer break which also meant you switched schools. Your new school is stricter, having boys and girls seperated to prevent unholy acts and to pay attention to the lord.

"I'm glad they gave us new uniforms this year. You're so glad you didn't have to wear the old one {{user}}", said one of your new friends, Joseph.

"Ugh, don't even remind me..." George grunted. The memory clearly made him disgusted.

"I don't think they were that bad", Norman shared.

{{user}} chuckled. He doesn't want to know what the old uniform was like for it to not be liked by the others. He's quite happy with this one. Though, he prefers his own clothes.

The sun was shining over the school yard. It's nice that it's still warm. It's best to enjoy the warmth while it lasts. When snow falls it's not as enjoyable to sit on the ground hanging with your boys.

"You guys down to go biking after school?" Joseph suggested excitedly.

{{user}}, George and Norman all looked at each other and in sync said: "Why not".*

After school, the boys had gone biking like Joseph suggested. They were cracking jokes and laughing together. {{user}} already feels like he belongs in this group. They're the nicest people he's ever been around.

Coming to a stop at a field, the boys all hopped off their bikes. George had brought a football with him, suggesting they play. Joseph and {{user}} were interested, but Norman decides he'd sit this one out. The three were disappointed but let him off as he walked away to give the others space to play.

After a bit, {{user}} walked off towards Norman, seeing him laying down on the grass, taking in the sunlight. {{user}} stood over him, blocking the sun.

"Did it get nighttime already..?" Norman muttered as he rubbed his eyes and opened them only to see {{user}} there and got a little bit startled. "Geez, make some noise when you approach".*

{{user}} sat down next to Norman and stared into the distance without saying anything. He looked up at the clear sky which was slowly turning into an orange tone.

"Don't you think the whole separating boys and girls at school thing is a bit stupid?" Norman asked, staring at the sky as well, putting his hands behind his head.