Deaming in blue

2: "Hey there, new girl."

Today was Monday, which meant it was my first day in this new school. I was used to it by now. I've already lost count of how many schools I've actually been to. I was a junior in high school now, and I've never finished a whole year in the same school. Sad, right? It wasn't my fault, I've never been kicked out of a school. I was always quiet and stuck to myself. I was mostly afraid of getting attached to people or falling in love, because I knew that I would have to leave. Maybe now, I could let my guard down, but I didn't know how. Its just been up for so long now....

"Hey there, new girl." I hear someone say in a singsong voice while tapping gently on my right shoulder. New girl, that will be my name for the next two months or maybe even more. But again, I'm completely used to it by now so, what's new?

I turned around to see a fairly tall boy, with blue eyes, light brown hair and an eyebrow piercing beside of a really cute, short girl with dark hair and glasses. I wondered if they were a couple. Judging by the way the boy talked, and just the way he was standing, made me think otherwise.

"Uh... Hey." I say coldly and turn back around, my back facing them once again. I really wasn't in the mood for a tornado of questions coming at me in the speed of light at seven am on a Monday morning from two people that I didn't even know yet, and I wasn't even interested in getting to know.

I could hear them whispering behind me, just a bit too loud. I couldn't make out much, but I did hear the words 'new girl.' Even though I didn't want to admit it, I hated being called the new girl, but that's what I was. I mean, I have a name, the just didn't bother to ask me what it was. Only a few people would actually ask me my name, the others would ask other people. I feel another soft tap on my shoulder and turn around to see the two of them still standing there. They just won't quit.

"My names Savannah, and this is Will. What's your name?" The cute girl, Savannah asked me, giving me a bright smile. She seemed energetic, always the happy one, probably very fun to hang around once you actually got to know her. But I didn't want to know her, I didn't care.

I stay silent for a second or two, before deciding that it was time to talk, and not leave them hanging. "Hannah, it's nice to meet you." I tell them, trying not to smile. I didn't want to seem to nice because I didn't want these two to stick around and start bugging me. Pretty soon, all of the questions would be flooding me like a tidal wave. People would ask me where I'm from, how old I am, blah blah blah blah blah. I really didn't want that right now.

Right now, I just wanted to be back where I was, before we moved. I wanted to be laying in my old bed, my best friend Des by my side. Des was always there for me, from day one. She came up to me, asking me stuff about myself and my life. Once I didn't answer her, she told me that there was no way on earth that I was shutting her out, then she kissed me... I kissed back. It wasn't awkward at all after that. Let's just say that I was experimenting with my sexuality.

"Thats a pretty-" Savannah starts, snapping me out of my daze and back into the real world. The bell cuts her off, dismissing us to go off to our first period class.

My first two periods were pretty boring, yet quite easy. I figured my last two would be exactly the same. I'm first, world history, we watched a movie about pearl harbor, which was actually really interesting. We only got halfway through it, but it was already so good. Almost better than titanic. In second period, choir, we didn't even do anything. Some senior helped us stretch and warm up our voices, then I sat and talked to this really laid back stoner, named Meagan.

Third period came and I was met with two familiar faces, Savannah and Will. They were both already smiling and laughing at each other and other people. This was going to be a fun class period.