{it's fine! I love when people write so much ^w^}
The day had come upon the poor Irish teen quite quickly. He didn't want to get up, but he knew he had to sometime sooner or later. He groaned and shifted up on his bed. Lightly rubbing his face, trying to wipe away the sleepiness that was still threatening to have him close his eyes. To which it didn't really help all that much. He just stood and shuffled his way to the bathroom.
After stepping inside, he took a small shower. Not wanting to seem dirty or anything. He enjoyed feeling clean each day. And hoped that others appreciated how clean he was. He carded his fingers through his bright green hair. Making sure that it was neat and flattened down. Once everything was done, he set out to the kitchen. "Mornin' Ma'!" Jack had greeted. Settling down at the table, awaiting breakfast to be served. The smell of the meal was certainly making him hungry. His mother served up some delicious cinnamon French toast, and a few other delicious things. Once the breakfast was finally handed to him, the teen scarfed it down hungrily.
When the breakfast was finished, he rushed to brush his teeth and pack up his bag. Once everything was good to go, he shot up and raced out the door. "Love ye' Ma'," he called. Shooting over to the bus that was pulling up close to his driveway. Clambering on, he found a seat and settled. Awaiting the bus to arrive at the school.
After an hour, the bus finally pulled into the lot where the students get off. He climbed off the bus and instantly rushed into school. Eager to just grab his stuff and head straight to class. He enjoyed his first hour, which was band. He loved playing the drums for the band. And they indeed enjoyed having his skill. The Irishman grabbed his needed things, before quickly rushing to where the band room was.
After a while of working on his part. He looked down at his arm, and nearly panicked. There seemed to be ink forming on his arm. How is this even getting on his arm? He didn't have any ink. He didn't carry any markers. Jack made a face, before suddenly realizing the rumors that have been going around school. The rumors were about soulmates, and if you wrote on your arm... Your soulmate would see it on their own skin. He looked down at his arm, reading over the writing. Seeing that they were not any notes he was familiar with. But there were formulas and other things, so he had to guess it was some type of algebra or geometry class. It might be trigonometry, but he wasn't too sure.
Jack swallowed around the forming lump in his throat. There had to be someone who was righting on him without him noticing. Then again, there was no one around to do that. Everyone else was busy on playing their part. So something was wrong, or he indeed had a soulmate. But who was it? Did they go to this school? Would he ever meet them? He's dated people before. And so he was sure that if his soulmate wasn't around. He could always go on with his life and date someone else. Then again, how was he going to live with all of these markings and such on his arm?
Shifting around on his seat, Jack looked around for a marker. And once he had found one, he pressed it into his skin. He started to write below the numbers and equations. And he asked the question why are you writing so much crap on your arm? if this guy was indeed his soulmate. He would have to either get this poor sod some pencils, or even some more paper. Since the guy had to resort to writing on his own arm. His spine quivered at the thought of actually having a significant other. Was it a female? Were they pretty? He was just bombarded with questions that couldn't be answered. And so the Irishman diligently waited for a reply.