Maybe In Another

ldn't help but stare at her. I realized this is what I was doing when my friend, James, elbowed me in the ribs. "Dude, knock it off. You're a creep." He said. "I am not! She's just pretty." I replied

ames. I can hear chatter from the table behind me. "He actually asked you out!" One whisper said. "I know. Finally! I've been trying for so long," said another. I made it back to James and sat down. "So, how'd it go?" He asked me. "She said yes, James. She said yes." I answered smugly. The bell rang to dismiss us from lunch. I figured I'd take my time getting to math. I've already been in school for a few months this year now. We started in September and now it's December. We're about to go on Christmas Vacation, and I care about that way more than my grades. I made my way into the bathroom and closed the stall and pulled out my phone. I began scrolling through my social media and did this until the bell rang that determined if you were late or not. When it did I washed my hands, though I didn't even use the bathroom. I got a late pass and made my way to math. I don't even know what happened, but math ended in only a few minutes it seemed. Then, I made my way to English. I was in heavy anticipation of meeting Lindsay after school that English began to drag along. It felt like I was in there for hours before the bell rang, but then it finally did. Now, it was time for Auto Mechanics. After that, I'd be out of school. I did my tasks changing tires and oil on a car and then from there passed the time in my notebook. I have a collection of drawings and doodles in my notebook, and I try my best not to let anyone see them, as I'm not all too confident in my ability to draw. I began to draw the wings of a dragon before letting the pencil wander to the head. I began to draw the bulk of the dragon when the bell rang. Every kid on campus fled out of the school at light speed, excited for break. I sat still for a while, mustering up the courage to go meet Lindsay. I drove home to dropp of Mel and wished her goodbye. I told her I'd be back and she said okay before giving me a hug. "Don't do anything stupid, Wessy." She joked. "I won't, I promise." I replied. With that, I reversed out of the driveway and sped to the pizza parlor. I parked my vehicle and got out to be greeted by Lindsay. "I almost left. I was wondering if you were even coming at all." She said. "Sorry, I had to take my little sister home." I replied. There was something about Lindsay that made her so different outside of school. She was much easier to talk to and was so much more casual. It was amazing. "So, what do you plan on doing?" I asked.