I walked as fast ask could to my locker. But being invisible it's impossible. That's why I just hang out in the band room for a few hours after school, because the custodians don't mind the company every once and a while.
"Hey. Who are you?" The band teacher asked as I walked in. In the past year I've done this I've never bumped into him at this time.
"Oh. I come in here after school everyday.since my first year here." I said looking down at my shoes. Scared to see him angry. But when I didn't hear yelling I looked up at him to see he was walking over to the drums.
"Are you the one who messes with these?" He asked chuckling slightly, with a small hopeful spark in his eyes. I shook my head yes. "Well I'd love to talk more about this but I have to go give music lessons to a kid. Have fun" after that he ran outta the room, as I stood there confused why he wasn't mad. I decided it was best to ignore it so I did.
I walked up to the drums and set them up like a drums for a rock band. I then went to the speakers that was in the corner of the room and turned on blink-182. I went back to the drums with my drum sticks I keep in my back pocket hidden behind my shirt all day. And started testing my make shift drum set thingy. (A/n I am actually a drummer, and I tend to call some stuff for drums many different things. So please don't worry I'll fix it if it doesn't make sense.) and after a bit of warm ups I started playing along when I heard 'I miss you' come on.
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General FictionMelody a lonely teenager. With her only real 'friends' being music. Because in her world you don't need anyone or thing else right.