I ambled down the vacant hallway sight seeing as I made my way to the main office.
Nothing was like a new start to hype up a nice mood.
I was feeling refreshed and new.
I was starting a new chapter in my book and I am looking for new drama that stirs in the world of high school.
I grinned in amusement as I saw the lobby.
I sculpted through the fine banners and postures that marked up the walls like inked tattoo.
Artistic and elegant, genteel.
I paused as I looked at the many trophies they had displayed.
Three full cases, seemly ordered by the years.
I looked at each name.
Harrington...Drew...Kennedy, nice refined classy names.
I was inspecting the gold wins when I heard a throat clear. I looked up and a woman that was about 5'7 and had a professional attire on was eyeing me suspiciously.
"Shouldn't you be in class?" She questioned firmly. I stiffly shook my head no.
She squinted.
"Yes you are. Here at Bethany High school we don't tolerate-" She said stopping mid sentence.
I countenanced a confused expression.
She literally didn't notice that she I was distinguished from the other kids, considering this could have been the first time I seen her face.
"You seem off edged." She boldly stated.
I nodded.
"I sorry, but I just enrolled. I'm Jackie Calloway." I cooed.
She hashed a breath making it, stubby.
"Oh I'm sorry. I thought you were a student that attended here already. My mistake. You can follow me." She says awkwardly scolding herself in front of me.
I gestured a 'it's fine' motion and she walked me to the office that was oddly enough waiting directly behind me.
"I am Mrs. Buckingham. I really sorry about the inconvenience." She continued.
"It's fine." I reassured as I sat in the waiting room.
Mrs.Buckingham walked down the hallway that lead to many other doors.
I looked around.
This place is so nice.
I looked down the hall to see her coming back.
"You may come." She called.
I stood and walked around the desk heading in her direction.
She took me to a door and knocked.
I heard a deep voice say, enter.
She opened the door and I looked at a man that could have been 6'6. He wore a tailored suit and a low cut.
"Uh, hello I'm Victor Spence, but you may call me Mr. Spence or Mr. S." He introduced sticking out his hand.
I shook it and took a seat.
"I've been expecting your visit this afternoon." He couched.
I smiled.
"Yes. My mom was not able to attend, but she told me sometime this week she will drop in." I said lying through my teeth.
My mom lives in Germany and my dad never was in my life. I never wanted to stay in America, but I had too.
My mom and I are not really on good terms, but I know she still cares.
Mr. Spence and I carried on a decent conversation and soon I was heading to my car.
I drove to the nearest empty parking lot.
I got out going to the trunk. I pulled out the duffle bag that I had back there and slipped in the back seat.
I took off the wig I was wearing and adjusted the rear view mirror. I fixed my natural hair and changed into some jeans and a white t-shirt.
I climbed into the front seat and turned on the car.
I drove out the parking lot, heading home...
I walked in the house and briskly went to my room.
I searched for my book and pen. I found it under my pillow.
I walked out the house locking the door behind me...
I drove to a little café that was on the other side of town. I loved to go places and write descriptions of what I thought.
This place would be the ideal vignette.
I looked over the neat written writing.
It read: Walking into a small vintage like café, that held a minimum of seven people. The smell of coffee and fresh donuts filled my noes. The floor, checkered. Walls holding many pictures and a solid crimson color. Warm heat and a low conversation from two teens that sat nearby. It's a calming setting that would sooth many. It's as if I'm home.
I sat in the comfy chair, in satisfaction.
I forced my self up as I became board of the quietness.
I guess I'll save it for another day.
I gathered my things and was heading out when I bumped into a hard object.
I feel on my bottom. I huffed and started gathering my things.
A persons hand was held out at me. I grabbed it.
"Thanks." I said before looking up.
My eyes connected with gentle brown orbs.
I looked at his eyes until I found my self staring.
"Welcome." Blinking, I backed up and walked around him.
"Wait!" I looked back and he was holding out something.
My book.
I held my chest.
"Thank you." I exhaled. He smiled.
I smiled back before turning around going out the door. I went and got in my car.
"Wow." I said sinking in my seat.
I sat up and started the car pulling out...
Jackie Calloway in multimedia
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.URBAN. {1 book}
Non-FictionNothing makes me more angry than being hamuliated. Those who find pity on me just burn holes in my skin as they bore their eyes into me. It's just enraging. I sometimes look back at the situation at night and shed very few tears, saying 'maybe I c...