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{The Moral of The Story} (Part One)

I'm Y/n. My parents signed me up for Brooklyn Visions Academy.
I really didn't knew where my parents were putting me on, until I knew I would move into dorms for a week. In the weekends, I would go home and sleep in my comfty, soft bed. I really miss those days. Everything was a lot easier back in these days. 

I didn't think this could be any worser, until I met my roommate. Miles Morales. When I heard the name, my red flags were already hanging out. Esspecially when I met him. He has brown-chocolate hair, hazel eyes and a dark skin tone. When I introduced myself, he wanted to shake my hand. But instead, I just smiled friendly at him, and walked away.

But instead of letting me go, he would stalk me all day long. At the lockers, I was about to grab my books, until he abruptly interrupted my internal thoughts. "Why are you ignoring me like that? That's not funny." He said. 

I just rolled my eyes, and closed my locker, ghosting him. "Hellooo? Are you goin' to ignore me twenty-four seven? if ya will, I'm gonna annoy you until you say somethin' to me." 

Miles had a Spanish accent, and I must say, it was quite funny. But I tried my best not to laugh.
"What kind of period on school have 'ou now?" I sighed, and stared at him.

"English. And you?" I spoke in a cold, but friendly tone. "Ahh, English. I have math. I hate that..." He kicked a little stone. He stared at me every once in a while. "Sooo...Wanna hang out after school? I know a pretty place to hang out." Again, I rolled my eyes at him. "Why would I want to hang out?" I asked. 

"Because we can be busy with makin' art work." I looked at him with an furious expression.
"What do you know about me? I really don't want to hang out with a boy like you." This sentence blurted out of my mouth.

His eyes widend, as he walked away. He looked pretty hurt. I sighed again, only way more heavier. "What a little kid. Can't handle a little bit of offending." I said to myself. 

I just continued my day like a normal person.

(375 words)