Persona Read Online Free PDF

waves at him, she’s never been so nervous meeting new people than she is right now. Timidly she picks at what’s on her tray, not really seeing what it is.
    “Dude, your such a weirdo. ‘I’m Ray, by the way.’ You do know that rhymed right?” The dark haired guy says with a chuckle.
    “Shut it, Martin.” Ray says, as his face goes red and he leans back so Moira can’t see him.
    “Marty, not Martin, and we go way back. Isn’t that right Moira?” He says with a leer.
    “Oh? Do tell you secretive little vixen.” Raven asks as she leans on the table, and looks between Moira and Marty.
    “We rode the same bus this morning, and I think we have a class together.” Moira says.
    “Yup, friends till the end, we are.” Marty says.
    Raven laughs at Marty, and smacks his shoulder, but he just smirks at her. Moira only just meeting them, can already tell they are all pretty close. You’d have to be, to be able to mock one another with ease.
    “Stop it, you guys. You’re going to make Moira, think we’re all nuts or something.” Daisy faces Moira with a sympathetic look. “They can be weird, but are nice. Trust me.”
    For the rest of lunch, Moira gets to know them, but mostly sits quietly listening to them banter with one another. She takes them all in, and is glad that she met them. Raven seems like a very strong personality that makes Moira comfortable. The girl is taller than her, and is all curves. She wonders if she wears clothes too small for her, or if they just fit that way on her. Her face is all sharp angles, and she has dark brown eyes, that match her hair. Seeing her you’d think emo, but her smile is too bright to make her too dark.
    Daisy is like Raven’s polar opposite, she’s just a waif of a girl. Her hair is a light blonde, and it hangs down her back in long waves. Her eyes are a sparkling blue, and make her face almost glow. She has the aura of someone who is carefree, but Moira can sense something in her. Like she may have been hurt in the past, and is still trying to get through it. She likes her instantly.
    The blonde guy, Ray, could be Daisy’s twin since he has similar light hair and eyes. But where Daisy is small, he’s very large. Taller than Moira, he is very muscular and his biceps push against his shirt. For such a big guy, you’d get the impression he could be mean, that is till you see his face. His hair is just as wavy as Daisy’s, and it falls into his eyes, so much so that he tosses it with a smile often. His face is so bright and free, and it makes Moira feel it would be easy to goof around with him. Like nothing in the world bothers him at all.
    Across from her is Marty, and now she can actually give him a once over. He’s the exact opposite of Ray, being the dark to his light. His hair is almost two shades of brown, making it a cross between brown and black. His eyes are a deep shade of green that makes his face shadowed. Even with his ease of picking on the others, he comes off as very private and hollow. That is until he grins though, and he makes it seem like a smirk with hidden secrets.
    What makes Moira calm is the fact they befriended her right away, not caring that she’s new and could be different from them. As Raven and Daisy talk about they’re next class together, she looks around the lunch room. Along the back wall, she notices there are some upper classman with clip boards scanning the cafeteria. They’re eyes float back, to Moira’s table a lot, and she wonders what they are looking for.
    Marty noticing her watching them, says, “What do you think of our very own, crime stoppers?”
    Looking back to Marty, Moira says, “Crime stoppers…for what?”
    “For us, the freaks, or in they’re eyes the monsters. They keep an eye on all the students with MBS, to make sure we keep on the straight and narrow.”
    “You’ve never seen them before? I thought they were everywhere.” Raven asks, after Marty was done.
    “I went to a private school in Rhode