Addict with a girl (Twenty one pilots fan fiction)

Chapter 1

Andi's P•O•V

"Bye Ellie." I said kissing my gorgeous niece on the forehead. "Bye Tatum! Bye David!" I yelled to my sister and brother in law.
"Bye Andi!" They yelled back in unison.
"Hurry up you're going to be late again." My sister said to me as I grabbed my bag from the kitchen side.
"My tutor won't mind." I smiled as I waltzed out the door. Surprisingly I was in a great mood for a Monday morning. Normally I hate Mondays; all of my students are tired and moody, I have to dish out a million detentions because the majority of my classes haven't even attempted their homework and I can't just dance to twenty one pilots alone in my bedroom.

I ran into my tutor room and sat at my desk out of breath.
"Good morning everyone, sorry I'm late." I smile as I changed from my flats to my heels.
"Miss did you see Josh's Instagram post last night?" Emily asked. Emily is also a huge twenty one pilots fan like me; she is one of my favourite students.
"Yeah! Hot or what?" I laughed. I pulled out my phone and got the picture up and showed a few curious girls. Most of them turned their noses up because he was too 'emo' for them.
"So how was everyone's weekend?" I asked cheerfully.
"Good." They all mumbled.
"What did you get up too?" I said trying to spark a conversation.
"Well I got 2 tickets for me and a very special teacher to go see twenty one pilots." Peter smiled as he came into the room.
"Oh who's that then Mr Fault?" Emily asked.
"Well Miss Webber and I are going to the concert next weekend."
"Seriously!?" I yelled in excitement.
"Well Yeah if you want." He smiled. Peter had a massive crush on me but I only saw him as a friend. He was constantly making passes at me, trying to get me to go on dates with him and once touched my ass; he said it was an accident but I am still a bit sceptical on that.
"Of course I would!" I squealed. I got up and hugged him tight out of pure excitement.

The day went pretty well; maths was fun for me, boring for mostly everyone else but I don't care. I played twenty one pilots out loud in all of my lessons and proudly danced around the classroom.
I was what they called unconventional. Most teachers disliked the way I taught and a lot just thought that 24 year olds who liked bands weren't mature enough to be a GCSE maths teachers, but they can get wrecked.
I can't wait for the concert!