Jake, Reed, Carly, and Sophie

Jake and Reed, twin brothers from the Southern tip of Texas, slowly left their dorm room, wandering outside. They both wore genuine Wrangler jeans, cow boy boots. but that's where their clothing choices differed. Jake wore a red and black button up shirt with a black cowboy hat while Reed wore a plain blue button up shirt and a white cowboy hate.

Jake rubbed his eyes tired, suffering from another night of no sleep, it seemed as if life away from home wasn't treating him too right, not being able to fall asleep from the lolling moo's of the cattle was taking its toll on him, it seemed like this country boy wasn't made for the city, but he was there for Reed, who had wanted to go to this school ever since he had heard of it. Tilting his hat back on his head, his blond locks brushing just above his dark blue eyes, he looked around curiously.

Reed couldn't help but grin, breathing in the fresh air. This place wasn't anywhere like home, but he still liked it, especially since he and his older brother got to bring along their trucks and their partners from the ranch, even though it had meant for the school to build a horse and bull pen out in the fields. He couldn't wait to go out to his bronco and practice some riding, sure classes were fun, but nothing could pull him away from something that had been with him since his childhood, despite the fact that it had almost killed him. His grin widened when he saw a group of girls, and looked at his older twin brother.

"Check out dem honey's." he said softly with his southern drawl.

Jake followed his gaze, chuckling softly, "They're right purdy bro, though they ain't anything like our country girls."

"Gotta keep our options open bro," Reed smiled, "gotta experience everything this place has to offer before goin' home, but we can't be whores."

That made Jake laugh and he nodded, "True little bro."

The two bumped fists and continued on their walk of the school campus, heading towards the tree's where they could sit and relax.

Jake and Reed turned at the same time to see a blond girl grinning at them. Jake tilted his head curiously as Reed grinned back, his brown eyes bright and happy. "We just figured calling a girl honey is better than calling her something inappropriate and non-polite." he replied innocently, mainly in an attempt to charm her. Reed didn't like making enemies or having anyone dislike him for that matter."

Jake looked from his brother to the girl, Carly. "I'm Jake and this is Reed. We just moved here from Texas a couple days ago. We would have been here sooner if this place had been equipped for our bull and bronco."

Carly nodded slowly before replying. "I guess that's true; Honey isn't so bad." She raised an eyebrow at Jake before glancing quickly at Reed. "Your bull and bronco," she repeated with a laugh, "Well, where exactly did you put them then? You know, since Tidewater isn't exactly properly equipped." She turned her gaze to a girl sitting under a tree staring at them. She tilted her head curiously, staring back at her for a moment before turning back to the two attractive guys in front of her. "So, is it true that everything's bigger in Texas?" she asked playfully, laughing again.

"That's right...look this way." Sophie mumbled to herself looking at Jake, as she met his gaze she stared at him for about a minute before she blushed slightly breaking her gaze from him. She cleared her throat looking down towards her homework again, well that went well...not really. Shit now it was just weird because she still felt like he was watching her but she refused to look back up. He did look really cute with his cowboy hat on though, probably had an weird accent if he was from "down south" which would probably be hard to understand. She didn't really get some of the things people said around here, how would she understand him. She pushed these thoughts to the back of her head, and tried to focus on what she should be doing, homework.

"Yeah, our family's big into the country life," Jake said, still looking at Sophie, "I'll leave you two to talk." He mused, shoving his hands in his pockets and walked away from the two, heading towards Sophie.

Reed grinned, "We've been going to rodeo's since we were just babies and started entering them as soon as we were old enough. Our Pa's a famous rodeo star back home and our Ma is rodeo royalty. So, we were destined to follow in their foot steps."

Sophie decided quickly to look up, and saw that one of them was walking her way. Oh god, now that she looked up she can't look back down and ignore him. She took in a deep breath and pulled her head all the way up to see him getting closer and closer to her. Wow, he was getting even more hotter as he came closer observing him from what she could see and she liked it all. She gave him a warm smile as he drew near to her not really sure what to say at the moment because of her dazing over him, hopefully he would say something first before she made a fool out of herself.

Or lord that smile he has, she thought giving him a smile back. Little lady? Aw that's cute better than what other things she was called, and the accent...well it wasn't so bad. "Sophie, just moved her not too long ago from England." she told him pushing some hair back behind her ear.

Jake nodded curiously, "England? That's a really long while from here. Why'd you make the move all the way over here?" he asked.


Reed's eyes widened, "You don't know what elephant ears are? They're like funnel cakes. They're fried dough sprinkled with powdered sugar, they're so good!" he grinned, "My mom promised that she would send me some."

Carly shrugged then shook her head slowly. "Nah, I've never had one," she told him, dropping her gaze down to her hands as she tugged at the hem of her shirt. Her stomach was still churning threateningly at the thought of fried foods, and she tried not to scrunch her nose in disgust. "Do you think they travel well? I mean, won't they be like gross by the time they get here?"