Mae
I walk into school briskly but confidently as the halls go silent and the people stare.
I know before they walked in they were talking about me.
I mean, it was just like Instagram last night.
The video of me dumping the smoothie on Gilinsky head and kneeing him in the you know where, then calling the girl he was with a whore, was the talk of the school.
Was I ashamed?
No
Did I feel bad?
No.
Do I at least feel bad for calling the girl a whore?
Maybe a little.
But all of that is besides the point right now.
Does Gilinsky know all the time and energy Karla spent on him daily? And for him just to disregard and cheat on her like that?
It was obvious he was with the other girl for longer than a day.
G and Karla broke up that day.
Sooooo.
His fault honestly.
But anyway. I'm holding the bag in my hand, the one holding my best friends dress.
I know she is not going to be here today. So I walk over to her locker, put in the combination and shove it in her locker. I then go to mine, grab my books for first period history, and walk to that class.
Everywhere I go people stop talking and stare.
Do they have a problem? I can spill smoothies on their head too if they want.
"Psycho" I hear someone whisper. I instantly turn around to find the "queen bee" standing there with her arms crossed.
"What the fuck do you want Madison." I say, clenching my jaw.
Madison beer. The new girl in school this year. The big time bitch. (Au: I love Madison beer lol I don't actually think this about her)
She and I have butt heads since her first day of the school.
~flashback~
I hear karla laugh at something G says. Oh those two, they are so madly in love. As I walk away I run into the new girl.
I saw her in my art class but didn't say anything to her because it looked like she was already making friends fine. Not gonna push through everyone just to talk to the new girl.
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