A/N: I know I should,not be starting a new story but I was planning for this to only be one chapter. Maybe multiple if enough people ask for it. If I end up making a second chapter then I'll bring back the author's games. PM me if you wanna know what the heck an author's game is.

DISCLAIMER: As always I do not own Gravity Falls for it belongs to the amazing and talented Alex Hirsch.

R&R is greatly appreciated.

And with that said, let's begin!

Dipper and Mabel were on the bus to their first day of school. Mabel had gotten a new backpack but Dipper had the same old backpack he's had for years.

Dipper wasn't wearing a hat. He felt kinda weird wearing Wendy's hat to school. Especially since it was too big on him. It didn't matter too much anyways considering they had to take their hats off in class.

"Oh my gosh, Dipper, I can't believe the day has come! Seeing old friends, meeting new friends, getting tons of boyfriends," Mabel said the last one a little dreamily as she looked at a blonde-haired kid sitting in the from.

"Uh, Mabel? Are you okay?" Dipper asked as Mabel stared at the blonde boy.

"I'm better than okay. Dipper, look at that boy in the front seat..." Mabel pushed her brother's face into the direction of the boy.

"Really Manel? Already?" Dipper rolled his eyes looking out of his window. He pulled out a piece of paper from his pocket. He was no longer wearing his vest and t-shirt. Now he had on a plaid shirt and some jeans. He had on the same black sneakers, though.

The paper read 'See you next summer' and it was signed by all of the townsfolk. Dipper sighed sadly. He missed Gravity Falls already. He had made so many good friends there and all he had in store now is hormones, drama, and bullying.

"What's wrong, bro bro?" Mabel asked hearing her brother's sigh.

"I miss Gravity Falls," Dipepr admitted.

"We'll go back next summer. Plus now we get to experience all of the wonders of high school," Mabel said and added with a smile, "together."

Dipper smiled back, "Thanks, Mabel. I'm glad I didn't take up Ford's apprenticeship or else I think things between everyone would be different."

"It's crazy how one small thing can affect the future," Mabel said recalling when her and her brother time traveled and ripped a hole in the fabric of space time.

"Learned that the hard way," Dipper replied putting the note back into his pocket.

The bus pulled up to the school and the students filed out as fast as they could. Mabel waved to her old friends and Dipper watched them walk by as he saw a familiar face that he could have sworn he saw in Gravity Falls.

"Robbie!?" Dipper exclaimed as the teen walked by.

"Um...no?" Robbie replied pulling the strings on his hoodie so that only his nose would stick out.

"Come on, I recognize that hoodie anywhere," Dipper said excitably.

"Fine, you got me. Wendy told me to 'check on you guys' to see how you were doing. And my parents are doing some sort of funeral stuff," Robbie loosened his hoodie.

"Well, shall we?" Mabel asked walking out of the now empty bus. Dipper and Robbie exchanged glances before following after the girl.

The hallways were long and poorly lit. There were a few loose tiles and voices bounced off the walls faster than you can say echolocation. The halls were loud and if bugged Dipper.

He hadn't been around a lot of people at a time. Gravity Falls was a small town that was almost never heard of so he was surrounded by 20 people at the most in a really crowded area.

Mabel, of corse, seemed to like having a ton of people in the same room at once all talking at the same time.

"Man it's gonna take me a while to get used to being around so many kids," Robbie said.

"Tell me about it," Dipper agreed.

"Come one, it's not that bad," Mabel joined in on the conversation. Dipper and Robbie game her a 'are you kidding me' look but she ignored them.

The bell rang and the three split up. Well, Robbie walked off but Dipper and Mabel had the same class right them; Mythology.

They learned about gnomes and unicorns but none of them were convincing to the twins. They had met real unicorns and gnomes and these stories they were being told were not accurate.

Every question that Dipper had answered from experience had ended up being wrong to the textbook which Mabel was confused about.

How could they not know that unicorns are actually evil and their horns only light up and stuff? Where the heck do they get their resources!? Mabel flipped the pages to the back of the book.

A black and white label read 'this book gets its facts from Gravity Falls, Oregon'. Mabel looked at the book pokerfaced. Of corse it was.

Suddenly the teacher asked a question that both of the twins could answer:

"What's a gnome's only weakness?" Dipper's hand shot up, "Anyone else besides Dipper?" Mabel's hand went up and she was called on.

"A leaf-blower!" Her classmates looked at her like she was crazy and a Pacifica-like girl and her friends started whispering and laughing.

"Actually, no. Their only weakness is unicorn hair," The teacher said.

"But that's how you'd stop weirdness from attacking you. With unicorn hair," Mabel called out of turn.

"Well the book doesn't say that and its resources are taken strait out of a town with actual gnomes."

"So are my resources! Gravity Falls had mysteries your book doesn't even know about," Manel huffed quietly in her seat. Dipper nodded in understanding. He didn't take in a single thing the book said as true. He only trusts Ford for what he's written.

The next class was PE. The twins, again, had it together. The first day wasn't too hard. They were just getting their PE shirts and doing a bit of warm-up exercises. It was good besides the slight bullying Dipper earned for not being able to do a push-up.

Break was fines. Mabel's friends let Dipper sit with them and he ended up enjoying himself. Their company helped get his mind off of Gravity Falls, but he didn't eat much and it wasn't because the food looked like it was soil the lunch ladies had just dug up and put onto a tray.

English and Histroy went by smoothly. Dipper found himself zoning off sometimes while thinking about his summer while Mabel stared at her newest crush of the hour. Then she began doodling him.

After a short while he noticed she was looking at him a ne got really weirded out but didn't say anything. Mabel just kept drawing, though.

Lunch was the same as break. Just a couple wet willies to the ear. Mabel stood up for Dipper every time, remember how Wendy had called them an unbreakable team. Mabel loved that term. She thought it really did explain her relationship with her brother.

Math was easy for Dipper. It was one of his favorite subjects. Right next to science which was his last class of the day. His math teacher kept acting like he was really hip and talking with 80's slang but besides that math was still great.

Dipper was listening to science with his eyes practically glued to the teacher. He couldn't help it, a lot of the things he was told actually helped reveal some things about Gravity Falls that he had just figured out by putting two-and-two together.

The classes were a lot like a normal first day. Long winded instructions and stuff like tha before the real 'fun' can begin. All in all Dipper and Mabel's day back to school was better than expected.

A/N: So...? You want more? I could be more descriptive if you guys end up wanting more but I wanted this to be tied up in one chapter so this work is, admittedly, not my best.

R&R please! I'd love to hear feedback and ideas. I have a few ideas but nothing too good. I want to hear what you think of the chapter!

until next time, BYE!