Still Ava's P.O.V.

So you can guess how much I love school if I don't want to get out of bed to go but whatever. I get halfway done with school then it's lunch time. I eat but not with anyone. I guess I'm just the shy dorky person of the school and people don't care. I grab a salad and start to walk to the hallways. I know it's not the best place to eat food but it's quiet and no one bothers me. I walk up the stairs to the second floor where there are couches and I sit down enjoying the peace and quiet. I finish my salad in a matter of 5 minutes. I don't eat like a slob but I kinda have more time to eat since I don't talk to anyone. I take my tray to the cleaning station where the lunch ladies clean the dishes then I walk back to the couch I was sitting on. As I come up the stairs there's like 5 boys sitting down on the same couch so I walk past and go to the classroom. They stare but they don't follow thank god. That was awkward. I sit in my seat waiting for class to start as I think about those boys. I've never seen them before but then again I don't really look at the people in school. My thoughts are interrupted by the bell signaling for students to get to class. I have my books already here because I put them here during study hall so I'm good. The kids start to spill in the classroom then the teacher makes it in just in time before the bell. Then class starts.

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So it's finally the end of the school day. My favorite part of the day where I'm out of the most awkward place ever. I get to my locker not caring who stares and grabs me quickly. I run out the entrance doors to my car and unlock it. I see the boys from earlier had parked a few parking spaces away but that's not really important is it. I close my door, get my seat belt on and start to drive where my heart takes me. When I'm out of school I usually go somewhere to do something like maybe take a walk on one of the park trails or something. 

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