TXT XOX

The First

I am soooooooooooo STUPID!!! I SEND ONE TXT N THE WHOLE SCHOOL TURNS ON ME!!! Oh sorry. That was a horrible first impression. I really am a nice girl. My name is Savannah White.

I go to Johnstone High, i'm one of the pops but i always talk to everyone. Mainly because I get some dirt about somebody out of them or start giving dirt. Piece of advice, if you want to stay on top... stay in the dirt. THE DIRT IS YOUR FRIEND! That is exactly how I stay on top.

But, sadly... I am alone with no boyfriend, but many of the other Juniors already do! I learn to live through the bad days without a hand to hold or a date to bring with me to the movies. anyway, about earlier even though i don't have a boyfriend i can still like guys.

Well one of the guys named Chad that I hang with gave me his number a while back, so of course i texted him. After about 3 FUCKING MONTHS I though that he would ask me out... but he didn't. So... I took the liberty upon myself to ask him out. He completely stopped texting me.

So I blew up his fucking phone. After about the 250th text I was stupid and called him but, of course he didn't answer the damn phone so, I went to sleep. I thought it was gonna be so weird tomorrow at school that he wouldn't even bring it up.

Even as many times as I hoped that he wouldn't bring it up... well he didn't bring it up exactly. When my mom dropped me off everybody who saw me just stopped and started whispering. Since I was almost 100% sure that there was no possible way that they were starring at me, I kept walking inside to go to the cafeteria.

I went to sit at the table where all of the people I sit with were at but when I met eye to eye with Eve Valentine, the head cheerleader, she started pointing at me and laughing. Then all of a sudden the WHOLE DAMN CAFETERIA STARTED LAUGHING!

I was so damn embarrassed that I couldn't move I just started walking backwards when my goooooooooood friend Audrey came running to my rescue. She pulled me away from the awkward situation and into the bathroom to try to make sure I was OK while I started to cry.