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Tabitha made her way out to the local park. She was bored, no one seemed to be around to talk to, so to the dreaded park it was. Even in the cool, crisp fall air, it was still fairly warm. She sighed, her tank top showing off the light skin of her arms. It was dangerous for her kind to show their lightish skin so much, but she didn't particularily care. She'd take her chances. The sun was shinning bright, mocking her more depressed mood. She wanted to kick the bright, hot, blistering ball of gases that could so easily be destroyed if completly necissary. But then again, that would mean death, and Tabby hated death. She hated death with a burning passion. Most of all, she feared loosing immortality. Sure, living forever sometimes had it's down points, but overall, she loved being able to always live her life, and never have to fear not having the next day. Poor, pathedic humans.

Tabitha felt the sun touch her skin, and it almost hurt. She was more sensitive to the sun than humans were, that was for damn sure! If she spent too much time out in it, well..horrible things would happen. Tabby actually preferred night time, but the light was ok for right then. Of course, it didn't help with the depressed, dark mood that seemed to be invading her so often lately. With a small sigh, she sat down on one of those stupid swing things and swung back and forth. This was barely a source of entertainment, but it would have to work for a while. She traced her feet in the sandy dirt stuff that was below them, making circles and hearts for no reason. So this is what humans did for entertainment? How stupid.

Tabitha slumped into class, looking tired and very unappealing. If anyone even bothered to talk to the puzzled looking girl that day, they would be completly insane. She sighed, slidding into her seat. The teacher was, as usual, a boring old idiot who barely knew an ounce of what he was talking about. English had changed so darn much over the years...and that teacher barely knew half of it. If only she could reveal her secret, then she could teach classes, and they would get more than fact and the correct way to write a sentence, they'd get the whole expierence.

Tabby shook her head slightly. There was no need to think about spilling the biggest secret anyone could ever have. She took a big, shaky breath that only she could hear. She licked her teet-fangs. Oops, she really did need to hunt. Espicially since she was constantly around her human 'friends' and such. Really, this was getting way out of hand for even her. And Tabby knew she was strong, but she just wasn't strong enough some times...

She sighed and drummed her fingers on the hard surface, distracting herself from the teacher and her thirstiness. Her eye glanced with abnormal speed around the room, taking in what everyone was doing. She narrowed her eyes, even though she could see perfectly, to look at what Lilliana was passing Autumn. She unnarrowed her eyes as she saw what was written on it, and looked away. A waste of her time.