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HALAN
Ah, the life of the better child.
What a feeling it is to bring up my brother's appalling scores compared to my stellar ones on our most recent math exam. Breakfast was always the time I did this, proving to my father and my annoying, undeserving, sibling I have to call my twin brother that I'm better. Scratch that. Best.
Ah, the glory I feel inside when my father chides him with his disapproving glare.
Science was another thing, this really hot chick walked in all shy, the exact type I like - vulnerable. The way Chase angrily throws things and shouts at me when I mess with girls like this makes me laugh. He doesn't like it when I mess with the defenseless.
What kind of messed? You ask.
I'm a total player - with a capital P; and use this to anger my brother all the time.
"Right next to Mr.Halan".
Perfect. She practically is being handed to me on a silver platter!
I'll walk her to her next class then get her number.
I'll draw this out to watch Chase wither in pain.
Cayden was her name.
I act the best gentleman. I can perform. I smile up at her - she doesn't even notice.
The lesson was boring, so I formulated my plan. I glanced at the schedule in her hand, her next class was English, so was mine.
"Checking me out, eh?" I say as she (obviously) was squinting at the clock behind me. She scoffed and pointed out there was a clock behind me.
After that she just opened her book and started following along. She wants me - I just know it!
Layla stared reading and flipping her long, brown, beautiful, hair off her shoulder in the process. Yeah, a previous conquest. Been there done her...I mean that.
The bell rang. In the most charming voice I can come up with, I asked Cayden what her next class was. It was English. I act surprised that we have the same second period class also. I tell her, "Right this way".
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Right This Way
General FictionSwitching schools mid-freshmen year is unnerving enough, but Cayden adjusts rather quickly as she makes some interesting friends and assimilates them into her somewhat dysfunctional life.
