Pulling him up to his feet by taking his hand, she had to shift her weight back to pull his clunky coat and himself off the ice. "That was rude.. Are you okay?" She asked him when she let go of his mit. "Yeah... I'm fine. Besides.." He side glanced in sheer annoyance of his situation, "I have so many frickin' layers on that it's like bubble wrap." Keira once again couldn't help herself and burst out laughing like a cackling hen. The boy shook his head with a humored smile. "I'm Keira," She backed up, she was shy to approaching new people. Especially being alone from the other children, that just screamed she was aloof. "I'll never hear that name again, I'm Perry." He didn't seem to care that she glanced away from him, unlike most people he didn't question what was wrong if someone looked away. If anyone understood how an introvert talked and presented themselves.. it was …show more content…
with a distant, melancholy look on her face. That expression changed to a helpless hope when she looked to the sky with a small smile. "I've always wanted to fly.. be free from other's judgement. I've always aspired to be like a bird.. Debut from this shell and laugh of rare bliss. And not have to worry about what everyone else will do. How it will affect me.. how I will be seen, if I'm useful, if i'm useless..." Her amber eyes widened and sparkled at that glorious thought of not having a worry in the world, "I don't want to be seen as this weird girl who can't express herself. Who can't open up to the world... I want to be a girl who's heard and respected. And to earn that respect, I have to earn it myself," She gazed thoughtfully at the stars, "I'll always wish upon the stars to be successful.. Even if they are only a