A lot of places sounded like you were literally telling to story.
-- This and that happened, so then this happened and everything went heywire--
Get in the mood of what you're writing... I like to pretend that I'm there, watching it like a movie.
About the names. Don't go with Bob and Billy. Shakespeare was an ass to make so many names his stories to be so much alike, but just because we all like his work, it's not always the best strategy (though there are uses to that).
Naming characters is a hard one... We all have our own methods of naming characters, but at one point, you get somewhat of your own. Here's mine: I pick out how many sylables. Maybe 2, maybe 3. Then I decide on about 1-3 vowels, then from 1-twice as many vowels of costenants (sp), then I play word twist. You don't want to overuse certain naming processes though.
i.e.
Bailow
Kaima
Rysalia
Ryki
Get the point? The whole "ai" thing to make the sound of "i" is used often, but some tend to over use it in the same story. Too often do people substitute an "i" for a "y" too. It's fine as well, but I suggest not to overuse it.
Eh. I think it would be nice for u to continue, but try to add more detail. Maybe surrounding detail. Also try to describe the characters, it's kind of weird to start a stroy like you did. Keep up the work
At school your mind wanders. Basically, at school, it was easier to read.
why did my name have to be billy. why bob.
LOL
shouldn't have done your name as bob.
LOL
but i still think it is good.
i liked it.
we should play starcraft sometime together.
good job rock on