Heaven like location.

"Camp A-list, here we come", Caitlyn yells through the window at a few strange pedestrians walking on the pavement.

"Caitlyn, chill", I mumble as they sent us weird looks.

"Sorry", She chuckled.

"Our baby Brooklyn has finally grown up", Noelle squeaks loudly.

"Yeah, still can't forget her in those nappies", Caleb chuckles as my face heats up in embarrassment.

"Aww, and those days when Austin and Brookie would pretend to be a married couple and play 'house house'. Too adorable", Caitlyn says "And Austin would hang onto her like a lost puppy."

Austin's cheeks held a light pink tint and he ruffled his hand through his blonde hair, his smile widened showing his pearly white teeth. My heart skipped a beat as he smiled wider at the jokes Caleb was continuously cracking.
What was this feeling? Why was my heart beating so fast?

"We're here", Nora informs us.

"Finally", Caitlyn says as she continues taking selfies from every angle.

The school building was huge just how it looked like on the front cover of the school magazine. The white exterior with large rectangular windows allowed vast amounts of light to seep through. The roof was an elegant flat one painted in black. Trees and flowers hung around and a marble water fountain stood in the centre of the entrance. Students were lined up all in their cliques or groups. The newcomers were on the far end.

At this point you might be wonder what A-list Academy is. It's an elite and prestigious school for the residence of Middletin. One of the best schools in the area. Apart from the strict rules and regulations, daily monitored dorm life and code of conduct. The students spend contentfull days and have a good time if there is no drama involved.
The academy is divided into four groups: A for Achievers, B for Brilliance, C for Creativeness and D for Devotion . A and D are always in first position at the end of the year. B is second place and C is third, sometimes it's the other way around. My entire family was in A and so are Noelle and Caitlyn. There's no doubt that I won't be in A.

One of the strictest rules is that no member from A is allowed to date a member from D and no member from C is allowed to date a member from B and vice versa, if caught then it would result in immediate suspension.

A pit of nervousness started making it's way into my stomach. It felt like a zoo was facing turmoil in my stomach, the horrendous and uncomfortable feeling was replaced by the familiar warmth and comfort of his touch. Our eyes made contact as Austin placed his arm around my shoulder. I smiled in response.

"I guess this is where we say goodbye", The twins say in unison. I gave them a slight wave and made my way to my grade circle. The frenzy of butterflies made their way back into my stomach.

"Relax", Austin's voice soothes as I straighten the strap of my duffel bag.

"Easier said than done, you're not anti social", I mutter.

"But I don't have your smile", He complains.

"Wanna trade", I mumble through gritted teeth as we make our way over to the group of teenagers.

"Austin and Brooklyn. My, my it's been such a long time", Austin's older brother Adrien says. They both shared the same genetics but had a major difference: their personality.

"Hey", I smile. It was long since I'd met Adrien. He'd normally babysit us as kids or hang out with Noelle. It's his final year here and he's in Noelles class once again. Adrien is in group D. Though he still hangs out with Noelle, breaking every rule.

"I'm your group guide", He informs us.

I smile nervously as he chuckles at my reaction "When a Evans' is around you, you have no right to be nervous."

"Wow, Adrien! Real smooth", Austin says sarcastically.

"Can we just get going", I butt into the beginning of an arguement adjusting the strap of my duffel bag.

The two of us follow Adrien as he leads us towards a group of teenagers.

"Meet the group guys. We're Group 1. Till we reach the camp, we stick together. I'm your group leader Adrien Hobbs", He addresses us and introduces  himself.

~*~

We make our way to the cabins located on the far North of the campside camouflaged in the thick, green plants that created a curtain like enclosure.

"Aren't you excited", I whispered as I saw the wonders of nature which before my eyes. It looked purely exotic and peaceful. The distant rumble of a waterfall made my nerves jingle in excitement. Two week in a heaven like location, life couldn't get any better.

That's exactly what a naive human being would say before they experience the worst fortnight of their lives.

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