Friday states the beginning of the weekend. Although I love the sound of relaxing, I still have a day of University to get through.
I grabbed a slice of toast from Louis plate. I placed it into my mouth as I ran out the front door, Louis shouting at me as I exit. I jumped into my car and headed to University. For some reason I've got a good feeling about today, as if something good is going to happen to me.
I arrived and quickly parked in my normal space. I hopped out of the car and went inside the building with a skip in my step. When I finally got into the classroom, I noticed that Christy and Jason were already here. Christy rushed over to me as I sat down at my seat, she looked excited.
"Jason gave me a ride this morning," She gloated.
"Oh did he? That was kind of him," I said with a hint of sarcasm in my voice. I rolled my eyes, ignoring her stupidity.
"I think he likes me," she said, glancing over to Jason; sending him a small wave.
I nodded and smiled. I'm sure she will realise one day that he will hurt her, he doesn't commit and if I remember correctly, she was the one who told me that. Oh well, it's her heart she wants to put on her sleeve.
Jason decided to come over and join us at the table. He pulled up a chair, sitting opposite me.
"What are you ladies talking about?" Jason smirked. He crossed his arms as he leant forward on the table. I could smell the mint on his breath.
"Stuff," I replied.
"Well actually we were talking about you," Christy admitted. I rolled my eyes again.
"Oh really," Jason smirked and then glanced over to me. His personality is completely different from last night; he was actually nice then. But, now he's got his tease face on - which I don't like.
"It was all her though," I said, pointing at Christy. I smiled when her cheeks flushed red.
"What? No it wasn't," Christy lied. "It was Lia; she said she can't take her eyes off you." She lied again. My eyes widened at her response. What the hell is she talking about?
"He wishes," I snorted
"Someone's in denial," Jason said. This time he had a big grin on his face as he beamed at me.
"Clearly not," I chuckled sarcastically.
I glanced out of the window and I saw someone passing by, she looked really familiar. She had long brown hair.
"So about later," Jason started, but I was not focused on something other than him.
I carried on watching her as her back was to the window. It felt like I knew her. It wasn't until she turned round that I saw her face. I jumped up from my seat in excitement.
My heart was doing back flips in my chest as I ran out of the classroom. I sprinted out of the entrance and there she was standing. I couldn't believe it, she was really here.
"Sally," I called. She turned round to face me and her eyes widened. I had tears escaping from my eyes.
"Lia," She called.
"Oh my gosh, Sally,"
It's been nearly nine years since I last saw her. I couldn't believe she was back.
I jumped into her arms and we both collapsed to our knees. I held on to her tightly and I didn't want to let her go. The tears were running down my cheek.
"Why did you leave?" I choked.
"I will explain that to you another time. I came because I heard you were training again." she explained.
