Madison Lee is a total nerd. She hasn't got anything to do with sports and she dosen't really want to do that too. At least she got her friends, well, until live became social suicide.
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
I got up early today because Sam texted me that we're all meeting up at the Miyagi-do. Devon had a debating session again, where mom and I had to come. Maybe I actually enjoyed it.
I decided I could come after the session. Which sucked because the session starts at 10am. On a Saturday in school. Just why.
Mom and I got a seat in the very front. I looked around just seeing a few parents and their siblings. Like always.
„Ms. Lee, would you like to say something to that?" Mr. Smith spoke up. Clearly.
She looked like she was lost in thoughts, just looking around. Until she noticed us. I gave her an awkward thumb up and she responded with a smile. I'm actually not always at the sessions since I have to learn much and also karate and keeping up with friends, so I think it made her happy.
Devon stood up and walked over to the microphone. She'll be fine out there.
*time skip*
„So and this is the plan?" I asked again as Demetri handed me over the paper.
„That's fantastic! Who made that?" I grinned looking down at the sparring-plan.
„It was actually Eli." He said smirking at me, giving me the told-you-so look. I rolled my eyes but couldn't stop smiling.
„He's an asshole, but maybe a smart one." I agreed on my compliment.
„So where can I help?" I asked Demetri again.
„You can help Eli over there." he pointed out and walked to Sam again.
Couldn't he help him? I walked slowly over to Eli- I'm only calling him that because Hawk sounds so stupid, it kills me- avoiding eye contact.
„So you made the plan?" I started the conversation, bringing some paint over with him.
„Yeah, I thought about what you and Sensei Lawrence said. Talk is cheap. And you're right I should prove myself, prove that I'm more than a birdy." he referenced quietly. I let out a giggle but regretted it the second after.
„I'm just saying the plan was good, also, I like the name birdy." I mocked.
„So I guess you're still mad at me?" He looked up to me.
„Probably forever." I joked, not joking at all. He didn't laugh so we're going honest here. „I don't know, Moskowitz. I'll probably need more time, like a lot more. But I see you're changing."
