The Tiberius J. Swann Education Facility

Who: Adam and Ana
Where: Adam's apartment
When: Saturday evening
What: Ana needs to talk to her beau
Rating: Pg probs

Adam had found the switch with Ava/Ana to be particularly amusing, more so that he had actually figured it out before the ruse was ruined. That had made him proud. Though Ava had made a very convincing sister in her actions, Adam had still felt different around her. He supposed that was a good thing: if he had truly believed she was Ana and felt the vibes which made him want to snuggle her to death, chances were he'd have questioned everything.

Having completed his shift without a word from the terrible twins, Adam returned home to a shower and a football game, lounging on his sofa. The door was open as usual, he only ever locked it before he went to bed, and a hand rest behind his head as he allowed himself to unwind.

Who: Ava and Adam
What: Part two of the switch.
Where: Stopping by security office.
When: Very early Saturday morning.

She had the hard part in this game, Ava decided with a pout, as she walked through the halls towards the security office. It was ok for Ana, she just had to wait in the apartment and eventually Charlie would arrive and she could start the little Ava act she was no doubt putting on, but Ava didn't have it so easy. No, she had to come up with a reason for why Ana would be going to Adam. Of course that was part of the reason they chose this time, because Adam would be taking over security and that would send Charlie home, which would allow this to be done simultaneously.

Hair charmed to match Ana's usual blonde since she didn't have time to get it done for real, the older twin was dressed in Ana's clothes, with her perfume and her make-up, she'd even been practicing her sister's walk and exact mannerisms in her speech and behavior. This was definitely the hardest switch they had pulled. When she reached her destination she raised a hand to knock gently on the door and get Adam's attention. "I was just passing and thought I'd stop in to see how you were doing." She said, by way of an explanation and greeting.

Who: Rez and Ada
What: Family Reunion
Where: Boston then TJS
When: Late night.

( Kirk bride architecture at it's best. )

Who: Ana and Adam
When: Monday evening
Where: Ana's apartment
What: They need to work some things out.

Ana was practically terrified. Her hand started to shake slightly as she hung up with Adam, unable to process the emotions she was feeling. What the hell was with her lately? This wasn't her at all. And it wasn't Cherry affecting her emotions right now either because she hadn't felt sad at all since she returned from Boston. No, this was all her, scared out of her mind at her relationship with Adam. Who even knew what he was about to say to her. She wouldn't have to wait long to find out though.

Hearing a knock at the door, Ana tensed up, but stayed seated on the couch. Her body wouldn't let her move, she was rooted to her spot. Quickly turning the TV on for a distraction, she called out, "It's open," as she slipped off her heels and pulled her legs onto the couch, trying to look as relaxed as possible.

Who: Ana and Adam
When: Saturday evening
Where: Adam's apartment
What: Ana has to have a little chat with Adam.

The conversation she'd had with Charlie was pretty much the icing on the goddamn cake. It already felt like the walls were closing in after the argument she'd had with Adam about the whole feeding situation, but hearing now from someone else that Adam was apparently afraid of losing her made it so much scarier. Who the hell was she now? Ana Van der Witt didn't stick around when men started to get attached to her and yet, here she was, not running away at all when Adam said he could be possibly falling for her.

After signing off AIM, she couldn't keep still, couldn't quiet her mind. Ana paced around her apartment for a bit, downing almost an entire bottle of Pinot Noir before she decided she couldn't just sit around and do nothing. Grabbing her keys and her phone, she finished off her glass of wine and walked downstairs to Adam's apartment.

Ana didn't even bother knocking and just walked in since the door was unlocked. Once she spotted him, she settled her hands on her hips as she spoke. "You're gonna be a donor for my class?"

Who: Adam and Ana
When: Friday night
Where: Outdoors, somewhere in the outskirts of Danvers
What: Midnight picnic

If you had asked her this past summer what she would be doing come September, Ana would have never figured that the answer would involve teaching and going on dates. That just wasn't Ana Van der Witt's style at all. She didn't get close to other people or care about helping others. In fact, the moment someone clung to her, that's usually when she cut them loose. Ava, Charlie, Will... they were all right. As much as she fought against it and denied it, she had gone soft. Dammit.

Proof of that was sitting in the passenger seat next to her as she drove along the outskirts of Danvers. Adam had asked her to accompany him on a midnight picnic to a spot he had found not too long ago and there was no way she was going to turn something like that down. The weather was beginning to change so she was dressed appropriately.

Even though she had a GPS in Lola, she had to rely upon Adam for directions to this secret spot. As directed, she turned off a main highway and into a town with lit streetlights and trees lining the streets. "Are we almost there yet?"

Who: The School
What: The Dance!
When: Friday Night
Rating: NR

It had been a bit of a scramble putting the rec center together in the few hours between when the inspectors left and the start of the mixer, but in true TJS fashion it was not only accomplished, but fairly spectacular. The upper level gymnasium had been cleared and decorated as a dance floor, with a DJ booth and flashing strobe lights mixed amongst the streamers. The adjacent basketball court held nine different buffet tables, ranging from finger foods to simple entrees to intricate desserts. Here there were chairs and sofas scattered throughout, a haven from the noisy dance floor to socialize.

There were a few members of the security staff, as well as a few teacher chaperones, but even with the watchful eye of the staff, there was a sense of relief and informality in the air. This wasn't just a welcome back celebration for the students, but a victory party, a relieving hurrah for everyone as the hellish state inspection had finished, and the schools doors were to stay open. Despite the differences, the cliques, the friends and enemies made, the school had banded together and survived, and the comeraderie was almost tangible this night.

Who: Ana and Adam
When: Tuesday night
Where: Adam's apartment
What: Trying to avoid the 'd' word.

There were very few things that actually made Ana nervous, but this had to be one of them. Her heels clicked along the quiet hallway in the staff housing as she headed toward Adam's apartment. All through the drive up to Danvers and her and Ava's meeting with Hope, she could only focus on the nerves that seemed to be mounting up within her. Adam had caught her off guard when he basically said that they were dating and she didn't know what to do with that. Ana wasn't the type to invest any time into dating. That just became too complicated for her liking. Had Adam been any other guy, she probably would've piped up as soon as he said the word 'dating' and dropped him like a bad habit. But for some reason, she was sticking around. Maybe it was the sex, because after all, it was pretty damn good. So instead of running, Ana decided to take her twin's advice: 'Never call it a relationship and don't treat it like one.' That was pretty simple.

Smoothing her hands down her blouse and skirt, Ana paused for a moment before knocking on Adam's door, repeating her twin's advice in her mind.

Who: Ana and Adam
When: Saturday night around 9pm
Where: Student parking lot at TJS
What: Ana's teaching Adam how to drive stick among other things.

With everything she had said and done lately, Ana was feeling less and less like herself. Charlie, Will, and at one point even her own sister had called her soft. And then on top of that, she had agreed to teach a Responsible Feeding class at TJS with Ava. This really wasn't her and it was confusing. Now more than ever, she felt the need to prove to herself and to everyone else around her that she hadn't changed. Or at least she hoped she hadn't.

Adam was a tough egg to crack, there was no doubt about that. He was making Ana doubt her skills, but she was determined to get her way with him. Which is why while on a bored whim, she decided that this weekend would be a good time to teach him how to drive a stick shift. She could definitely use that to her advantage.

Once the sun set on Friday, she set off from New York to Danvers in her new Camaro. She left no explanation for her sister. All she said was that she'd be back sometime Sunday. Ana didn't want to tell her what she was up to in case she didn't succeed. Arriving in Danvers, she got a hotel room for the night and settled in.

On Saturday, she began to wonder why she was going to so much trouble for a guy she barely knew. Those thoughts continued to swirl through her mind as she drove to the school. This felt like such an elaborate game, all the way down to the outfit she had chosen to wear for the night. It was all about making him feel comfortable with her and to not perceive her as a threat. And she hoped it worked. Sending Adam a quick text, she got out of her car and sat on the hood as she waited for him to come out.

Who: Ana, Ava and Adam
When: Late Monday night
Where: New York City, the twins' penthouse
What: Ava's back and she brought along a guest.

Ever since Saturday, Ana had felt slightly on edge. Charlie and Ava were able to pinpoint that down to one thing for her, but Ana just couldn't understand it. Since when did Ana Van der Witt ever freak out over a guy? It was so bizarre. She was used to guys freaking out over her, but this was a completely foreign concept. After a few bottles of Merlot and talking to her sister, Ana was able to calm down. She had to play it cool just like she always had.

Monday night rolled around and the more she thought about how she'd have to behave, the more she wanted sex. No ordinary man would be able to give her what she wanted right now, so obviously the first person she called was her sire, Saul. The goal was that she'd be so exhausted by the end of their rendezvous that she wouldn't even give sex another thought for a day or two.

Ana was snapped out of her thoughts as the cab rolled to a stop in the courtyard of 15 Central Park West. Paying the driver, she climbed out and walked into the lobby where security sat to the right at a booth. "Good evening, Ms. Van der Witt," an older male guard greeted her. "Good evening, Harry. Has my sister arrived yet?" The man nodded. "As a matter of fact, she has. Just walked through here about thirty minutes ago with a young gentleman." Ana felt her stomach begin to knot up. "Wonderful. Thank you, Harry." The man gave her a smile and a slight nod of his head. "Not a problem at all. Have a good night, Ms. Van der Witt."

Climbing into the elevator, Ana pressed the button for her floor and the doors closed as the elevator began its ascent. She clutched her Coach wristlet tight as she watched the numbers at the top of the elevator go up. Why was she getting so nervous? This wasn't a big deal. She just had to keep telling herself that. Taking in an unnecessary deep breath, she fiddled with the belt of her black shirt dress as the elevator came to a stop. She stepped out and walked down the hall to her door, taking out her keys to unlock it. Opening the door, she stepped inside the foyer and paused for a second before calling out into the apartment. "Hello?"

Who: Charlie and Adam
When: Friday night
Where: out and about on school grounds
What: going for a run

Charlie only grabbed the leash out of a since of requirement. Cassius was a good dog, and he listened to Charlie, but not everyone in the world was comfortable around dogs. The leash was kept in Charlie's pocket, and that's where it would likely stay tonight, unless someone provoked Cassius and the dog needed to be restrained. Unlikely.

"Come on," he said encouragingly to Cassius as Charlie opened the door. The dog wouldn't go out of the apartment without permission, but he knew when Charlie grabbed leash that it was time for a run. Plus, it was night. The dog didn't understand why his master no longer took him for runs in the sunshine, but he'd learned that that was the case. Only Cassie took the boxer out when the sun was in the sky.

They made it outside in a matter of minutes, Charlie keeping their pace to a stroll until the dog really had room to move. Once they were no longer confined to the building though, Cassius bolted around to burn off some energy and get his muscles warmed up. Charlie smiled and looked around for Adam.

Who: Ana and Adam
When: Wednesday night, shortly before midnight
Where: The garage
What: Ana's packing up for the trip home.

It felt like it had been forever since she had been back in New York City. Spring Break felt so long ago and she missed being back in her penthouse. Even more, she missed her social circle there and all the parties and clubs they hopped around to most every other night. It would be a relief to get back to that again. There was just too much drama going on at this school and she desperately wanted to get away from it.

Ava needed to get away from it as well. Ana knew that her sister needed a break from everything. Hell, even Charlie knew that Ava needed a break. As much as Ana hated to admit it (and she never would), Charlie wasn't such a bad person for Ava to have ended up with. There were still moments where Ana felt like she was losing her twin, but hopefully this time away from the school would help her feel more balanced.

Striding along the lonely corridors of the school, Ana made her way to the garage with a heavy set of Louis Vuitton luggage in tow. Once she arrived at the garage, she popped the trunk, setting off the alarm on her car. "Shit." She went to fish her keys out of the pocket of her jeans, but it was proving to be difficult as her luggage took that chance to fall over. "Wonderful.."

Who: Cassie and Adam
What: New security learns about the chaos demon.
Where: Outside Mal's classroom.
When: Early Tuesday morning.

It was just coming up to six in the morning, way too early for anyone to be up unless they had to be the chaos demon thought, but this was worth it. 'This' was a prank of course, what else would it be with Cassie involved? The way she saw it people around here, both students and teacher, were too wound up by this whole finals thing, so it was her job to shake things up. The posters had been a good start yesterday but when this thought occured to her at around two this morning she knew what came next.

For the last hour or so Cassie had been moving chairs. Yes, chairs. She'd been through every classroom in the educational facility, removing the chairs and bringing them to the same place, the classroom she now stood infront of. She'd started as soon as she last saw security leave the hall, not realising quite how long it would take. The teen had just put the last chairs into the room (with a little extra push from her telekinesis which just made her head hurt and didn't help all that much) and shut the door forcefully, causing a little noise she hoped no-one was around to hear. Taking the glue out she prepared to glue all the chairs into the room, effectively stopping finals hopefully, but she didn't hear someone else walk up behind her....