𝙇𝙀𝙀 𝙁𝙀𝙇𝙄𝙓, a boy who lives in a pool of riches. A normal life was what he had for a senior High School student. His patience is lower than a limbo bar, but of course his mother is not the same.
His mother, 𝙇𝙀𝙀 𝘽𝙊𝙉𝙂 𝘾𝙃𝘼, invites who...
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Camo walked in the music room. The stench of freshly made tea roamed the room, Camo smiled.
"You drink tea? What a surprise."
True mimicked the same sentence. "I heard it does something to your health or whatever." Camo became comfy on the couch, True drank her tea while she finished her piano notes from yesterday.
"That boy.. you hid him from me. Our entire friendship and you finally introduce me to him." Camo sat in silence, a smile came across her mouth as she turned her head to True.
Camo knew about Felix for a minute, but she never became or tried to become friends with him. Felix likes to be by himself.
"You like him? Not a surprise, everyone likes Lee Felix."
True sank in her chair. She whined, she examined outside of the music room to see other students in the hallway with their friends.
She felt curious about why Felix was the star of the school. Everyone knows that it's because of his handsome face, but there has to more to it.
True stood from her seat. Camo examined her movements, True exited the music room then proceeded to find Felix herself.
She roamed the school, asking if anyone seen him around. True became exhausted. She leaned against the wall, her mind in a swivel to find out where this one boy was.
As she became drained from hope, a random shadow stood in front her. True lifted her head to see Felix actually standing there. "What do you want?" She fixed her posture immediately.
True smiled. "I wanna ask you a question." Felix stood in silence, his patience becoming more lower by the minute.
"How are you the class president? Is there more to it? I've never seen you talk to not one person in our school."
Felix walked off, True chased him like a child. Random questions came from her mouth without attention to them.
