Greetings from the Covenant of Ipswich™, a roleplay site based on the motion picture The Covenant.
In 1692, in the Ipswich Colony of Massachusetts, five families with power formed a pact of silence. One family, lusting for more power, was banished - their bloodline vanished without a trace. Until now.
SETTING
Ipswich, MA
Early August, 2009.
Summer is coming to an
end and school is starting
again. Weather is warm and
temperatures tend to be in
the 70s with humidity
around fifty percent.
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Posts: 13
Member No.: 115
Joined: 28-August 09
i don't know if you can see the changes that have come over me IN THESE LAST FEW DAYS I'VE BEEN AFRAID that i might drift away ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Each new year had always seemed to bring about changes for Kate. Rarely could she seem to keep a roommate, so it became standard that she would once again have someone new thrust upon her. It was her last year and Spenser and honestly she couldn't care less. She had one more year to put up with this some insipid roommate before she was free to leave the school and this godforsaken town forever.
Bitter she wasn't, slightly cynical perhaps at times, no Kate was more of a realist. It seemed that despite her many protests and concerns, it seemed that the Dean didn't really care who was placed with who in the dorms. Names were taken of those students who seemed to be alone in a double or a triple and then others were sort of thrown in the mix. For once she would like to live with another girl who at least shared one interest in common.
Looking up from where she was sitting on her bed, Kate managed to focus enough on the time to realize that whomever was supposed to be moving in should be arriving soon. Why do I care so much about who they have moving in here. Honestly Kate it is only a year and you know you can handle anything. Besides at least you know for certain it isn't going to be Kira. she thought to herself.
Sighing, she picked up her dog-eared copy of Pride and Prejudice and started to re-read it for the eight time that day. It was a guilty pleasure of course, getting lost in the fantasy woven by the book. There were no fairy tales and it was hard to image that she would ever find her Mr. Darcy but such was life. If she were to evaluate her current situation she doubted that she would still stay as chipper as she was at the moment.
Lifting her head up from her book, Kate stared at the contents of her desk for a moment, She had started early in applying for colleges, choosing ones as far away as possible. Unlike most of the people she knew she had no desire to go to Harvard or any of the other elite schools that graced New England. No her sights were set on something much different. There tucked between the front cover of her day planner was her acceptance letter from Cambridge. Having not yet had the opportunity to tell anyone, Kate had spent the better part of the week celebrating by herself. She hated that she didn't get the opportunity to spend time with her friends like she used too but the older she got the more she drifted away.
Loud crashes and bangs could be heard down the hallway, causing Kate to sigh and place her book down. Lifting herself off her bed, Kate walked over to the door. Cracking it open enough to stick her head out, she cast her gaze about. Nothing out of the ordinary could be seen but that didn't mean that whoever was to blame was gone. From the sound of things one could only assume that someone was moving a ton of things.
Allowing her nerves to get the better of her, Kate slammed her door closed and stalked back over to her bed. Her dark eyes tried hard not to focus on the two remaining beds that were still empty. Her quiet world was about to become a little less quiet and she wasn't sure how well she could handle it. The slow ticking of the clock was starting to drive her insane as she waited for whomever it was to come through the door.
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A few feet, a final heave, and an angry kick set Sarah at her destination. "110." she mumbled under her breath, shifting the heavy duffle bag on her shoulder until it wasn't slowly biting her arm off anymore. She raised her hand, poised to knock, but paused as it was about to make contact with the white painted wood. Was she supposed to knock? She had her key, but what if her roomate was in the shower? Or even worse, coming out of the shower, and they'd forgotten their towel?
Suck it up, Sar. This is your room too, now. Just go in, a part of her mind growled at her. Still uncertain, she stayed in that ridiculous position with her hand almost touching the door for almost a full minute until the sound of a large crash and a swear snapped her out of her stupor. Her cheeks flushed red with embarassment for a brief mament until her bravery finally kicked in and she pushed the door open, a large smile already set into place for the occupant of the room's benifit.
And almost audible sigh of releif pushed its way past her smiling lips as she saw that her roomate was perfectly normal and fully clothed. The girl had a petite figure, flawless skin, and a pretty face. Sarah could just tell they were going to get along.
With a few sharp tugs, she managed to get herself and her various bags and boxes in without much hassel and move them to the nearest empty bed. She slung the two duffle bag straps from her shoulder and rotated them, attempting to get the feeling back into her arms.
Finally, she stepped her way carefully over the luggage and held out her hand.
"Hi," she said, her already huge smile growing larger. "I'm Sarah Wenham, your new roomate."
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Kate sat idly on her bed as she listened to the sound of someone dragging things across the floor in the hallway. Knowing that it was a few days before the start of term, Kate expected it. After all new students had to arrive sometime and with the new arrivals always came luggage. When the knob on the door started to turn Kate held her breath. She was nervous and excited about meeting her new roommate, she only hoped the other girl didn't turn out to be like all the other girls at Spenser.
Kate stared a moment at the outstretched hand before getting off her bed and shaking it. "Hi I'm Kate Tunney. Welcome to our humble abode." she said with a smile. Her guard had been lowered the minute that Sarah had extended her hand. Something about the girl told Kate that they would be fast friends. It's about time Katie. You need a friend, well someone other than the guy friends that you spend so much time with. Don't screw this up.
Her thoughts were racing through her mind as she tried to understand what she was too do. "Would you like some help with your bags? You look like you could use it." Kate looked around, realizing that there were two open beds. Seeing as Sarah was the first to arrive she would get the first choice in the two remaining spots. It was such a nice surprise to know that she would actually have one possibly two people living with her this year. Kate knew that she could only take so much loneliness before it started to wear on her.
As she waited for the other girl to respond, Kate started to think about what she was going to do when she left Spenser. She needed someone to talk to, someone that would understand her unique situation and offer her guidance in making the right choices. Of course she knew that no one would actually tell her what to do as an order but still the friendly advice would be nice. She could always go talk to Reid or Tyler or Caleb maybe Pogue if she was truly seeking advice. Deep inside she hoped that Sarah would become the confidant she so desperately wanted.
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Member No.: 112
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A small sigh of relief drifted past Sarah's lips as her room mate returned her handshake. So she wasn't going to attack her with 'Oh, look, it's Spenser's public school charity case,' comments, huh? Good start, she thought.
"Hi I'm Kate Tunney. Welcome to our humble abode."
"Kate," Sarah repeated the name with a smile, trying it out as a word she knew she would be saying quite often in the future. "I'm Sarah," she repeated, instantly internally berating herself. 'Idiot,' her mind hissed at herself. 'you've already said your name!' "Um... still," she added quickly, hoping to make a joke of her slip up to save face.
Fortunately, Kate didn't poise to attack. so she trudged on, trying to erase the burning sensation from her reddened cheeks.
"Would you like some help with your bags? You look like you could use it."
Her eyes widened slightly and her head jerked back. as if she had just seen something completely shocking. Fortunately, she recovered quickly and spread her always ready smile back across her face. "Um, sure. But it's at your own risk," she warned swiftly, her mouth playing a teasing duet of rose tinted lips while her mind searched frantically through her packing process to see if there was particular bag she should just unpack herself for the sake of avoiding her head from exploding in embarrassment.
With each passing moment, Sarah became more and more confident that perhaps this wouldn't be a complete disaster after all. She crossed her fingers behind her back subtly as she reached down to unzip the largest of her two duffel bags. She began pulling clothes out quickly, struggling valiantly to keep them in the same pristinely folded condition that her mother had put them into the bag in.
She raised from her crouched position slowly, her pale blue gaze fixed on the three white standard looking chest of drawers that sat innocently on the other side of the room. "Kate," she called, twisting her head back to look at her new room mate. "Which dresser can I use," she asked quietly, an embarrassed look floating around the corners of her mouth.
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