Ryeji Imagines

Who knew?

Fluff, maybe little smutty...
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Ryujin's POV

I watched her as she did a salto so easily and landed on both feet, making the other cheerleaders clap in awe.

Yeji was the cheer captain so that also made her the most popular girl in school. Dating the guys from the football team and going to those parties after a good game was totally her thing.

She has dated them all by now.

Yeji was very confident and that made her more attractive than she already was. She knew she was pretty and that was a big turn on for the guys. They always wanted her, but she only gave in to those popular morons who thought they owned the school.

Here I am, also on the cheerleading team but I felt like the girls didn't want me there.

I was insecure. I wasn't as skinny and couldn't do those salto's and backflips the rest could. And I most definitely wasn't as pretty as those girls, especially Yeji.

No one looked my way. No one wore shirt to the game with my name on them or held banners that said "Go Ryujin."

It was all Yeji, Yeji and Yeji.

I got it at first, I mean, she's literally the most popular and most beautiful person I've ever known but with the time I noticed that I got excluded by not only them, but the others too.

Whenever there was a party after a game, every cheerleader was invited except for me.

Whenever the girls went out after the school, every cheerleader was invited except for me.

Whenever someone lost their virginity, they held sleepovers and talked about it. Every cheerleader was invited except for me.

No boys were interested in me. I haven't had my first kiss, I was still a virgin and I never even had a boyfriend. Not that I cared, though. I wasn't interested in boys whatsoever. I just never found the right one, I guess.

But I fucked up recently.

We had a important game coming up and the cheerleaders had to prepare a big opening. Everything went well when we were practicing and I was confident that I wouldn't mess up. But when the time came, we ran up on the field and started the chanting and dancing.

But somewhere along the lines of the song, I forgot one of the steps and stumbled back. The whole field laughed but I got up and kept going with a smile.

When we finished and walked off the field, I just ran to the changing room to cry before the girls would rant about me doing something wrong. But the worst was yet to come. The coach was first to yell at me for my mistake and decided that it was only right to keep me on the bench for the rest of the season.

That's my wonderful life in this wonderful high school, I guess.

My eyes were focused on Yeji while I rested my head against the bench, sitting on the ground while hugging my knees. No one paid attention to me but I didn't care, I got used to it.

Then I felt a strong hand on my shoulder.

"5 Laps around the field," the coach said and I hesitantly got up, pulling my sleeves up to my elbows.

Since I had to sit and watch for the rest of the season, I decided to just come to practice in sweatpants and a hoodie. No one could make me sit on the bench for that anyway, so what's the point of trying?

I started running in a relaxed pace and wasn't really paying attention to anything until I felt raindrops on my face. My eyes went up to look at the clouds and they looked rather grey. There was rain coming up and I didn't even make half a lap.