Yeah, we're 11 and have the world by the butt! he thought. And that will last until the first teacher yells at us and we realized we don't own this place. He almost laughed, but worried that if he did, it was gonna echo all over the place.
He glanced over to Annie. She was smiling at last, her hair bouncing with each step. Gone was the pallor that lay across her face only five minutes before; she seemed a completely different girl. And why not? Any time someone unloads the fact that they've know their destiny and they know if you're not there for them they're gonna turn into some hell-bound wench, you know you're feel better afterwards. It was going to take some times to truly analyze what Annie said, but he'd already set his path; he was going to walk with her, and help where he could. And, he realized, I have a girlfriend, so you losers back in Cardiff can suck it!
They turned the corner to their right and saw the signs: Sanctuary--Library. "Well," Kerry said, slowing his pace as he looked for the entrance he assumed would be on their left, "I think this is it."