Love, Aurora

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M I L O

"You know how apples and grapes are the same thing?"

I blink slowly and process what the fuck Xavier just said. "Are you stupid or stupid? Because I don't know anymore."

"You're the wrong person to ask this, ill go find Aarush."

"Yeah, atleast someone tolerates your stupidity." I mutter under my breath and go back to the TV.

"You've got class, Milo." Aarush says, walking in the living room and sighing.

"I really don't see how that's your problem."

"I promised Rory that ill help her get you smart. So you're going to get the fuck up and go to class."

"Im tired-"

"You woke up and hour ago and its 11AM. Now get up."

I sigh, grab my bag. "Fuck you." I walk out and head to the science building and head inside the lab.

I take a seat next to Rora who's scrolling through her phone. She looks up and her eyebrows raise in surprise. "Look who's here."

"Not by choice." I add.

The teacher walks in and gives away lab coats. "Alright, partner up, everyone. We've got a long class today."

"You're with me." I say, grabbing Rora's hand and pulling her to another table.

"I actually-"

"I don't care." I smile. "So, shut up, will you?"

She rolls her eyes and puts the glasses on. I put mine on and play on my phone as the teacher explains what we need to do.

"If you're going to be my partner, you're going to have to put that thing down." Rora says.

I sigh and put my phone in my pocket. "What do we need to do?"

"Get the equipments from the teacher." She says.

I head to the desk and smile at the man. "Hello, Jonathan."

"Milo." He sighs. "How great of you to attend your first science class of the year."

"Its my third, okay?" I mutter. "I need the equipments."

"Here you go." He says, handing me a tube, conical flask and more.

I bring them back to Rora and sit down on the stool and watch her mix random chemicals together.

She sighs and glares at me. "Do you mind making yourself useful?"

"Do you mind making yourself useful?" I mock and grab the formula sheet.

"Sweetheart, I dont think you're doing this right." I say.

"Shut up, i know better than you." She scoffs.

"Well, you're not supposed to-" just then, the liquid starts bubbling. I notice the glass starting to crack and pull her to the ground.