It was a peculiar thing, Hinata thought, to be able to check with Portalocity and find that your world was suddenly moving far faster than the world Fandom High was on. A night in Fandom and she'd been home for a few weeks already.

( Surprisingly, they had not been unenjoyable weeks. )

When her father called and ordered her home for the duration of her school’s break, as he put it, Hinata knew better than to argue ( Read more... )

Hinata was fairly certain that she was gladder to be going back to Fandom than Hayley was, all things considered. She envied her friend the ease with which she dealt with things ( Read more... )

It was a cool enough day, though sunny, that Hinata was glad for her coat as she walked beside Hayley and keeping an eye out for anything untoward. It was unlikely that they'd be attacked, to be entirely fair, but it never hurt to keep an eye on things just in case ( Read more... )

“You can’t be serious,” Ino muttered, glowering at the world as she stepped through the portal mid-morning. She looked exhausted, her clothes were definitely rumpled, and her hair (much to her dismay) was in disarray. “You want me to go to class, like, nowHinata looked mildly apologetic. Mildly. She also looked a lot more rested than Ino did to her ( Read more... )