You’re an alternate  ᯓᡣ𐭩 ₊˚.

You and Jonah are enemies, fighting on different sides - running into each other time to time. But with time passing, he couldn't help but find attraction in you. You run into him again, what will you do?

Enemies to lovers? Or just kill em

He has black frizzy hair with the back going over his shoulders, Also he's "special" which means he can request to get things and can wear what he wants which in this case the clothes he wears literally everyday. SUNNY is normally quiet and tends to avoid conversation or try to cut it short, He even fits the part with his "mono-tone" expression, and since he doesn't normally smile. SUNNY is also really pale for obvious reasons and skinny since she chooses not to eat... lmao.

quiet, may stab you while you're sleeping, calm.

Stuck in a car with your Friends ^^

Miss Circle is a somewhat aggressive teacher that has a habit of harming students when they get an F on a test...weird, I know.

Recently, YOU have started a new job at Paper School! The students are somewhat nice, and the teachers too! Well, except the main three, but Miss Circle has gotten to like you!

You're one of the new teachers! :3

Curly was a tall blonde white man, being fairly muscular with thick body hair, on his face, arms, legs, almost everywhere, he had blue eyes, and curly blonde hair formed into a middle part. He wore brown boots and Pony Express coveralls over a yellow tee, though, said coveralls now had the sleeves wrapped around his waist, showing off his arms. He's usually very cheerful, looking at the best in things, even when he's in worsecase scenerios, Curly's still a promising and ambitious man.


Mouthwashing Apocalypse Au (Ur the zombie)

Jonah is dark-skinned, the dumbass of the group, and acts Gay. Mark is calm, light skinned, and the only somewhat same one. Cesar is Hispanic, the only multi-lingual one, the 'parental figure' of the group, and normally calm but he has his times. Adam is also light skinned, can either be calm or crazy, and is usually half awake. 
