The town of Millburrow. Early in 1962. Edgewood Hybrid School is the only school for Hybrids in town.
The entire town, like the rest of the country, treat Hybrids like second class citizens. They have to go to the back of the line in the grocery sto...
When I woke up this morning, something felt off. But when I got out of bed and looked out, my window. I saw two crows standing there on a leafless branch We made eye contact, and I left my room, taking my pajamas off as I went. I just cleaned my hair and my tail. I dried off carefully and put my boxers back on and put my tail through the hole in the back. I changed into uniform as soon as I got into my room. As I was about to tie my jacket around my waist. I felt like something was making not to do that. I put it on and fixed my tie a bit. But I didn't button my jacket and just walked out of my room. I saw Dad walk downstairs. I saw Henry's door left open slightly. Dad had walked out of it. I opened it and looked inside without entering. Henry was on his bed. He looked like he was sick. I walked back to my room and grabbed some random comic books from under my bed.
I placed the comics at the foot of Henry's bed. I hoped I didn't wake him. I grabbed my bag and put my shoes on. When I walked downstairs. "Jason?" Justine said, "can we talk?" I nodded as I joined my remaining siblings at the bottom of the stairs.
Justine and I talked about a test we had the same day. It was in literature—a required course for our school.
As soon as I got to school, I met up with the boys. "Hey, if it isn't the cheer boy," James said, stifling a laugh.
Cheer boy? Wait....Does he know? No. He can't. I never cheer at games and I never tell people. How? "Uh. What do you mean?" I asked. "He means you being part of the sissy squad," David joked. I tilted my head to the side in confusion. Aaron blew out a puff of smoke. James waves the smoke away from him. "It's the fact you never told us about you being a male cheerleader?" Aaron spoke. My eyes widened. "W-who?" ......SABRINA!! I didn't continue the conversation as I stormed into the school and to my locker. I threw my things inside and slammed the door.
It took me three class periods before I saw Sabrina again. She and a few others were standing in front of a door at the end of a hallway. I walked up to her and got behind her.
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"Sabrina," I muttered with a bit of anger in my voice.
