[heading][big][color=green]Leopold "Leo" Ward[/color][/big][/heading][hr]
[indent][color=green][small]They called him a child prodigy. His natural musical ability was unmatched by anybody even twice his age, much less those who were around his own. They said he could grow up to be among the greats. That the name Leopold Ward would be used in the same way that one would use Copland, Gershwin, or Debussy. He could be a star, a celebrity. He could go down in history, if he kept on the track that he was going.

Leo didn't want to be a star. Leo wanted to sit in his room, and look at comics, and play with action figures. Everywhere his parents took him, people would ask him things. He didn't much care for the people, or the questions they offered. And the more places he visited, the harder he found it to open up. "He'll get used to it", his parents would say. "It's just a phase. He'll stop being shy eventually." Leo didn't feel that he would.

Right around his 10th birthday, Leo received a letter in the mail. It looked very, very official. The envelope was so nice, he didn't even feel comfortable opening it. His parents had to open it for him. It was an invitation, a prestigious musical boarding school had heard through the grapevine about the young, feline prodigy from the quiet suburb. They were offering a full-ride scholarship, all expenses paid. Leo was nervous. He didn't want to leave his friends. He liked the sleepy town he had lived in his whole life. The big city was... Well... Big. Big, and scary.

Unfortunately, Leo didn't have much of a choice in the matter. "It's for the best", "you'll thank us when you're older", "you can't let your talent go to waste". And so, Leo moved. Heels dug firmly into the ground, but moved nonetheless. He had barely even had any sleepovers before, and now, here he was, miles away from his home, his parents, from everything he once knew. How would he adapt to such a drastic change in surroundings? It would certainly be hard, he could only hope that he'd make friends along the way to help ease the transition.[/small][/color][/indent][hr][collapse=Scene Ideas (A Work In Progress)][collapse=The Teacher]Because you know you shouldn't. It's illegal, not to mention morally wrong. But... There's just something about that kid that calls out to a collection of sensibilities that you didn't quite know you possessed. Something that just makes you want to hold him, and squeeze him, and... Do some other, much less wholesome activities with... But, that's fine, right? As long as he enjoys it, it's fine! Plus, it won't go that far... Will it? Just a little bit of heavy petting... Some fondling... Certainly it won't go any further than that. Plus, you're a teacher, it's your duty to provide ample education to children! Even if this specific subset of schooling would be pretty unlikely to show up on any curriculum.[/collapse]

[collapse=The Peer]You and Leo hit it off pretty well, after he moved here. Of course, since you're a little bit older, and a little bit wiser (or at least [b]he[/b] thinks so), it was only natural that the kid started to look up to you. If even just a little bit. Though the kid means well, he can be a little bit gullible at times. That combined with the fact that he's placed quite a bit of trust in you... It would be pretty easy to convince him to do a lot, as long as you could assure him that he'd like it. The kid doesn't really seem to know all that much about what's goin' on [i]down there[/i], if you catch my drift. Luckily, you know all about it. Maybe if you just... Persuade him, tell him it'll feel really good if he does certain things to you. Just some of the stuff you've seen online, it doesn't look that hard to do![/collapse]

More to come, eventually![/collapse]