"Isn't it... cliche, to fall in love?" (OxO)(Closed)

Rules:

1: Please be active, a little bit at least. I know with everything going on, people's lives are out of wack. But like once or twice a day would be best~
2: I really prefer MxF. Not because of trying to discriminate anyone, it's just how I RP.
3: We'll see about anything explicit as it comes… just say so if you're not comfortable with it.
4: Swearing is fine, I just personally don't do it much.
5: I might ask for a writing sample. So I'd have one in hand if you're coming to this. I
6: Nobody is perfect, but please use punctuation and decent grammar… please?
7: Responses will need to be at least two sentences. That's really all I want, so we don't get "He nodded." over and over.
8: Of course have fun. If you're not, and you wanna drop this, just let me know! I'll be totally cool with it, so you don't have to worry. Just don't leave me hanging, thinking you're still interested.
Note: I typically prefer the female character, but I can be either!

School has just gotten out, and X's parents sent them to a summer camp. They had no choice in the matter, and is now stuck there. For all X knows, they're going to have a miserable eight-weeks. Until they see Y. Having everything X would ever want in a partner, they fall hopelessly in love and watch from afar. Little do they know, Y notices X's sudden interest in them. But the oblivious Y thinks X just wants to be friends. With a set determination, Y goes and talks to X.

That's my basic idea. I don't have much of a plot idea, besides that. Maybe little things I couldn't/didn't put in, but not much. This is gonna be pretty chill, just because I find those ones to go the best.
If you want a writing sample from me, or have any questions before committing to this, just ask! I'll happily answer any questions you have (as long as they regarding the roleplay lol)

(I'd love to have you, but would you mind giving a writing sample real quick?)

(It's all good! And you're also all good to go! Ahah)
(To start with characters, do you have a preference whether we do templates or not?)

(Alright, I might do a mini one, then. Do you have a preference on the gender of your character? Because I seriously don't mind, either way.)

(Alrighty, cool. I've got a guy that I've wanted to get to use… well two actually, but it depends what age range we're thinking.)

(Alright then, cool. I'll grab a template in just a second.)

Name:
Age:
Nicknames: (If any)
Appearance:(Links are fine. Though a brief description would be lovely!)
Personality:
Hobbies/ Talents:
Family:

Name: Calum Johnson
Age: 16
Nicknames: Cal, Liam (Rarely)
Appearance: Calum has dark brown hair, that typically lightens during the summer time, to a softer brown. It's longer in the front, in a sort of curly/wavy mess. His face has stronger features, besides his softer, dark blue eyes. He tans quite easily, so he always has a little bit of a tan. He's about 5'7'', and roughly 130 pounds, with little muscle. His usual attire, is simple clothes, like jeans and t-shirts. Sometimes he'll wear a jacket or hoodie. With his casual look, he normally has a bracelet on his right wrist, and a chained necklace with a tag hanging down from it. Both were his father's.
Personality: Calum is usually a pretty chill guy, with a bright smile on his face. He normally finds himself surrounded by at least one other individual at all times. He somehow managed to become the popular type without trying. Not normally voicing his opinion, he just let's the others lead on. Unless it's for something he wants or cares about.
Hobbies/ Talents: He's a skateboarder at heart, and always has been. He also enjoys listening to music, and playing the harmonica. He's actually quite impressive on it.
Family: When he was around ten, his father died in combat in his serving the military. So for the next six years he grew up with his single mother, and his younger brother, Brooks. His aunt and uncle were in the picture while he was younger, but his mother practically pushed them away when they tried to control the three of them.

(I like her! She's cute.)

(Ahh, now I feel special lol)
(I'm just guessing, but I'm assuming I'll probably be X and you Y? Or were you thinking the other way around?)

(Alright then. Do we have anything else we need to do before starting?)

(It's all good! I apologize for leaving. It was almost midnight, and I had to get to bed.)
(I'm gonna guess I'll be writing first?)

(Ahh that’s fine! I’ll get something up soon.)

The soft blue sky flew by, as the older bus pulled it's way up the mountain side. It was miserably hot on the bus, and even worse with all the kids crowded together. The only source of fresh air was from the few cracked windows. Even that wasn't enough to get the disgusting feeling off your back. The bus was noisy, and Calum was starting to get irritable.
Even with his music blasting in his ears, people wouldn't leave him alone. They needed to get off this bus soon. Calum was seconds away from turning around and snapping at the few girls behind him. Or to his seat mate, that wouldn't stop trying to make conversation. He had already been irritable when they started this three hour bus ride, everything piling up was not helping in the slightest.
"Don't you think it'll be fun?" The boy next to him asked, for the seventeenth time that day. "Like I said the first time. No, I really don't find spending a month and a half away from the world sounds fun. So please, stop asking me that." Calum pleaded with the boy, giving up on trying to listen to his music. Wrapping the earbuds around his phone, he tucked it away in his carry on bag.
The other boy fell quiet, and began to ignore Calum as he noticed they were pulling up to the camp. Calum hadn't noticed, as he was too busy sulking. But a bunch of other kids did, as they started to stand to see out the opposite window. The bus lurched to a stop, and Calum yelped a little as his head hit the back of the seat in front of him. Lifting himself up, he rubbed the back of his head with a light scowl.

They were finally there. Despite his scowl, he was quite relived. No more bus, or close company. Not for awhile at least. "Thank god…" He muttered, waiting for the bus to start emptying before getting off himself. He'd rather be last and noticed, then stuck in that crowd. He was irritated with all of them, and he didn't want another excuse to be.
Pulling his bag over his shoulder, he slowly made his way out. When his feet hit stable ground, he was rocky for a minute. But that didn't last long, as he sucked in a deep breath, and enjoyed the cool and fresh air on his face. Or- as cool as eighty-five degree weather could be.
Adjusting his carry-on over his shoulder, he slowly made his way through the group of kids to find his other bag. He just wanted to find it, and get to his cabin so he could chose his bed first.
That's all he wanted.

After finally finding his bag, Calum made his way back through the group of students. Once through the crowd, he let out a slight huff and glanced around. Best to take it all in now, they'd be here and start 'activities' as soon as possible.
While he scanned over the crowd, he got multiple "Hello"s from different students and camp counselors. Though he only nodded in return. He was still quite irked, and wasn't ready for conversation. Though that mood began to shift ever so slightly as he made his way to his cabin. Even amongst the little bit of noise everyone was making trying to get their things, he felt more relaxed. As if he couldn't stay mad. There was no rhyme or reason to it, he just did. Even if he still wasn't happy, he wasn't mad anymore. Coming up to his cabin, he pushed the door open and sighed softly.
Four beds. Right, so he had to 'make friends' with four new people. Shouldn't be a big deal, he'd most likely never see them again. Picking the bed closest to the door, he dropped his bags on it and sighed a little.
"Eight weeks… I can get through that."

(It's all good! I'll make that happen, in two seconds.)

When Callum heard the door open, he knew he would want to leave. He wasn't ready to meet these new people. He didn't want to hate them on the first day. So as soon as the door walked out, no matter how rude it was, he walked out briskly without another word. Not even bothering to apologize for his disruptive behavior, he continued down the steps of his cabin with a light sigh.
He had to admit, it was nice here. The grounds seemed to be pretty empty currently, as people were trying to get settled in their new 'homes'. So now was the best time to try and take a walk alone.
Slowly he walked in silence, listening to whatever sounds were made. Natural or unnatural, including the soft whistle he was hearing. He was drawn to the sound, trying to figure out it's whereabouts, and after a little bit of looking, he found it. Or- her, actually.
A pretty girl, sitting on the porch of her cabin. She was currently alone, and the only one around the few surrounding cabins. It had to be her making the sound, as it got louder as he approached. Though he didn't want to get too close, she might think he was weird… or creepy. And he really, really didn't want that. There was something different about her, that he couldn't shake. And he definitely wanted to get closer to her.

When the girl spoke to him, he couldn't help but feel embarrassed. He knew he shouldn't have been staring. Dropping his head to look at his shoes, he kicked at the dirt just a little bit.
"You weren't bothering me… I was just trying to find out who was making it." Calum admitted, his voice in quite a soft tone. "I didn't mean to stare. I just need to mind my own business- I hope I didn't bug you."
Typically Calum didn't blush, and wasn't now. Yes, he felt a little embarrassed she had caught him, but wasn't flustered because of it. Though he was freaking out mentally. She was cute- incredibly cute in fact. Now he couldn't keep from glancing up at her, just to see her. "What is wrong with me?" He scolded himself, lifting his head up fully with a soft sigh. "I apologize if I did."