by Anon
Surston Hall Boys Academy had a knack for football. Rain or shine, night or day, the Surston Blue Devils always blew away the competition. It even had a way of bringing out the "best" in it's students. Matt had applied early action to Surston Hall, and got accepted with a full ride scholarship; showing the highest test scores the school had ever seen. The only problem was this: Surston Hall was all the way in Vermont, and poor Matt was worried about leaving his family all the way in Oklahoma. But there was something about Surston Hall that peaked his attention: their sports teams.
When his plane landed in Burlington, Matt was greeted with a private chauffeur and towncar. It took a staggering 2 hours to get to the campus of Surston Hall, just outside the city of St. Johnsbury. When Matt looked out the window, he was amazed by what he saw.
The school was gigantic. Towers and spires, gables and lawns... It was an incredible sight. There was one foreboding aspect of the school: all the students were hot. It seemed as if every sport on earth had a club, and they were all practicing at once. Sexy soccer guys, football jocks, smokin' basketballers, and hot lax bros littered the grounds around the dorms. When Matt pulled up, a huge sense of isolation set in. Matt wasn't by any means unattractive, but he definitely was not the type of guy that would fit in at Surston Hall. He wore only black, he gauged his ears, dyed his hair... It just was a different lifestyle.
The towncar pulled away and ran off into oblivion, and Matt stood on the sidewalk with his bags, not knowing what to do with himself. Pressing through, he gathered all his strength and checked into the school. Walking into the atrium of the main administrative building was like walking into a different time. Giant gothic arches and wrought iron chandeliers gave the main hall a very ominous air. Behind a small, dimly lit desk was a very old woman typing away at a laptop. She looked up somberly, and asked for Matt's papers. He handed them over to the old woman and waited for her to say "Welcome!" or "Nice to meet you!" But, alas, nothing came. She handed him a blue manila folder, with the school emblem on it, and shoo'ed him away with her hands.
