I swear, I acted like a small child most of the time. But hey, it was fun. I leaned back and laid on the empty window seat, staring up at my ceiling, which was painted like a daytime sky with clouds on it. It was like that when I first moved here, and I had picked this room because of how pretty the ceiling was. I was drifting off to sleep again within moments, and I was in a light sleep until I was awoken by Mr Purple, knocking on my window again.
“Yes?” I asked, confused.
“There’s something important I need to explain to you,” he said.
“Can it wait? Beauty sleep calls” I told him.
“No, I can’t.”
“FINE YOU LITTLE PIECE OF SHIT!!” I said, letting him in.
He was bruised and battered and I couldn’t help but have a littler inner LOL at his obvious pain. He climbed into the window seat beside me, and sat down.
“So,” I said, “Tell me what’s so important.”
“Okay,” he said, thinking.
“Okay?” I raised an eyebrow.
“I’m not really sure how to explain this….” He said, rubbing his temples.
“Well, hurry up you slut I don’t have all day,” I rolled my eyes, filing my nails.
“Has it ever occurred to you that it’s obscure that someone on a teacher’s salary can afford a golden Porsche?”
“I suppose,” I said, considering this.
“And that I know where you are at all hours of the day?” he raised an eyebrow.
“Yes, but a lot of people know where I am. I keep my twitter pretty up to date.”
“Yes, but like… I know for a different reason…” he gulped.
“Um okay? And what’s that?”
“I can't .... I don't know how to tell you..."
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Sabrina
Teen FictionSabrina, the most popular girl in school, shares her tragic yet beautiful life story with everyone in the world!111!! Come along for the journey, as she struggles with two boys fighting for her affections, her enemy Monica Portalina's random outburs...