What if the Ivy Trio found their other half? Thanks to Glade Boarding School for Girls and Boys, they are assigned into a dorm with 3 other girls, where they have to live with each other for the next 10 months.
You can expect plenty of things to hap...
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"Now we have PE." Fawn answers my question, and I groan inwardly. I didn't have any problems with PE, but if I had to do it with boys, I could already hear the sexist comments from them.
Apart from Newt and Chuck. I'd like to think I know them well enough from 3 days, and I don't see them making any remarks.
Olivia smiles at me sympathetically. "It'll be alright."
"If Minho's not there to make any snarky comments." I snort.
"Who cares what he thinks?" Olivia shrugs. "If he has a problem, he can deal with it."
"You're so real for that." I smile at her, and she smiles back.
We continue walking, chatting about random things, until we reach the PE Hall. The hall is massive, with a painted basketball court on the floors, and the hoops on either side.
I recognise Vince standing at the front, and a bunch of other children seated on the floor in front of him.
Vince turns around as Fawn closes the door. "Take a seat, kids." He says. I don't say anything, but Olivia smiles in response, and walks over to sit down. I notice Thomas, Newt and Minho sat together with the other boys, and the girls sat next to them. Olivia leads us towards the girls.
"What's up, chicas." Brenda greets us, a smirk to her face. "I know what we're doing today."
"Is it good, or bad?" Sonya asks, fiddling with the bottom of her braid.
"You'll just have to find out." Her smirk deepens, and I raise my eyebrows. I have a feeling I'm not going to like whatever we're doing.
"Alright." Vince begins, and the hall goes quiet. "In this first half-term, I will be putting you in pairs, and with your pair, you get to decide what you want to do. We have the gymnasium, the running track, the fields, basketball court, anything."
I guess that was alright. As long as I had a good partner. Now that I think about it, Glade Boarding School really loved partner work. The thought nearly makes me snort out loud, but I manage to stop myself.
"We even have a swimming pool."
That gets my attention. I lift my head up curiously. If there was one thing I really loved, it was swimming. My old school had this program where they taught swimming at the age of 5, and I'd learnt everything that had to be learnt. I could do lifeguarding, swim long distances, and loads more.
