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Tammy was still sprinting, though she had no idea where she was going. She thought she was finally alone until she heard footsteps pounding after her.

'Why can't I just be left alone? Plus who could it be.'

Tammy didn't want to find out and ran faster but it was no use whoever it was they caught up to her.

"Hey! Wait stop running!" It was a boy's voice.

'Annoying.' She thought and sprinted even faster, then someone stopped her and grabbed the collar of her shirt. As she turned around she faced the person running after her, Tim Grant.

" Let me go." Tammy said.

"Man you run so fast" he said ignoring her request. "Jeez why do you keep running away from me?"

"Why, not used to having a girl not falling for you?" She yelled.

Right after she said those words she regretted it wanting to take them back. Seeing his face splattered with shock. Tim's grip was strong, but not enough to hurt her. But soon after he let her go.

"I never got your name. Plus you need to get to class." Tim's words were no longer confident, he was more careful.

"I'm Tammy. And I would like to go to class, but I don't know where I'm going." She said returning to her soft voice.

Tammy looked at Tim's face, he looked like he was trying not to laugh.

'I hate boys. And Tim is no different, he's annoying he won't leave me alone.'

"I'll take you. Which one?"

"Class 10b teacher Mr V"

"Hey that's my class, common let's go."

Through the whole way there Tammy didn't say anything the silence between the two of them was uncomfortable but she wasn't going to say anything because he was a boy.

'What are the odds this guy, he's in my class. This year won't be good most likely. Jeez first day and I end up crying, hitting some guy and ending up in the same class with the guy I hit. I HAVE TERRIBLE LUCK!'

"What's wrong?"

Tammy had been scolding herself the whole way, her face must've looked annoyed or even angry.

"N-n-nothing is wrong. I'm just thinking about some things."

Tim didn't say anything. He just nodded. He probably doesn't like the silence either.

'Okay, just this once. I'm going to work the courage to talk to him, only because I don't exactly like this silence.'

"So--"

Her words were cut short because they had arrived, and the building was huge!