|| ~Wheels on the bus..~ ||

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(You're in CryBaby's POV.)

I was trapped. The temperature kept rising. There were plastic or cardboard cutouts all around me, and the air below me grew as they pushed out my teeth. I cried out. But I noticed that my front two teeth stayed.. and the gap between my two teeth became larger and larger.
A thousand angels called out to me.. "It's temporary." Though I continued attempting to escape.
I woke up.
I sat up reluctantly, realising the situation. It was just a dream. It was temporary. What was that angel's name again? Willy? Lily? Nah.. I think it was Lilith. I got out of bed, and realised.. it was the first day of school.
Great.. But I hate hell, so why am I even going there?
I opened my closet. First day of hell, a school where girls wear pink dresses and boys blue pants. What they don't know is that I dyed my dress purple and sewed flowers onto the sleeves. In fact, I should make that my uniform right now.
Nah, that shit's itchy. It can wait. I got into my uniform and went downstairs.

I entered the kitchen. As I took hold of my cereal box, I felt something inside of it. I looked inside, and saw my tarantula. I flinched.

"Phillipe! Don't scare me like that!" I laughed as I took him out.
I

took out another cereal box, that actually had cereal inside instead of a spider, quite obviously.. I chuckled and poured my cereal into my bowl and added the milk.

After I ate my cereal, I patted Phillipe's head and left the house to the bus stop. As I stepped onto the bus, all I heard was the deafening sounds of screams and laughter. I sighed and sat down next to Angelita.

"I feel so sick.." I calmly spoke, placing my hands onto my lap.
"Yeah.. I can't believe we have to go here," Angelita replied.

I was about to speak, but I noticed the weird blue boy threw a note at me.
"..What does it say?" Angelita exclaimed, taking the note from my hands.
I looked on. I noticed how it called me a 'Gap-toothed bitch on the note.
Oh dear.. there's no need for that.
"Real mature!" She exclaimed. I began to pull back my tears.

The sound of the boys screaming at me were muffled, though I could make out the words.
"Crybaby! Crybaby!" "Oh, does the little rabbit need a tissue?"
I hate them so fucking much. I wish they could fall out of the bus window and experience the suffering they didn't get to learn.

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