The Girl You Never Noticed

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Eugene
I strutted down the halls waving to my friends and winking at girls. I was a major heartthrob among the girls and I was proud of it. I could get any girl I wanted, anytime I wanted. But I had Elsa, which was just fine with me. She was understanding, sweet, and well, hot. "Eugene!" Jack greeted me at my locker. I nodded my head and began unlocking my locker.

"Sup, Jack?" I asked. He leaned against the locker beside me, trying to look at my face.

"Not much." He smiled. I looked and saw the little blonde close to him. Man, there was something about her. She wasn't your typical high school girl. She wasn't drop-dead gorgeous, but she wasn't ugly either. She seemed shy, but outgoing at the same time. She was like opposites mixed into one person.

"Hey, Blondie." I smiled. Red was brought to her cheeks as she looked at the ground.

"Hey." She sweetly smiled. Something about it made my heart stop. As I was about to say something when someone wrapped their arms around my neck.

"Eugene!" Elsa greeted as she planted a kiss on my cheek. I zoned back in and gave her one back. "Hi, Jack. Hi, Punz." Elsa smiled, wrapping her arms around my waist, giving them her cheesiest smile.

"Hey." They muttered back. They looked between us, obviously sensing that Elsa was in her protective mode. She stood strangely closer to me than usual. I couldn't understand why she would be worried about these two. They were dating and I couldn't see myself leaving her.

"So, I was about to ask you guys if you want to catch a movie on Saturday." Jack softly smiled as he placed his hands in his pockets. Rapunzel held her books closer to her and bit her lip. Jack was looking at Elsa, making me jealous. I knew she wouldn't go for Jack, but I couldn't risk the chance of him thinking she was free, so I pulled her tight to me.

I looked at Elsa and shrugged my shoulders, asking her if she wanted to. She nodded her head back happily. "Why not?" I chuckled.

"Great! See you Saturday!" Rapunzel quickly exclaimed. We turned and looked at her, surprised by her outburst. Blush was immediately brought to her cheeks. She was embarrassed.

"Yeah." Elsa frowned. Rapunzel and Jack turned around and heard towards their class, leaving me and Elsa confused. They were the strangest people I've ever met.

I brought my attention back to Elsa, who was watching them walk off into the distance. They playfully pushed each other back and forth laughing. "What's bothering you?" I blurted. Elsa didn't look as happy as she should be. It was a Friday.

"Nothing," She quickly replied. She tensed up, telling that she was lying. I sighed and sent her a glare. She let out a deep breath and shook her hair. "It's just that I feel different around them." She confessed.

"Me, too," I replied as I shut my locker. She looked at me confused, arching her eyebrow.

"Huh?"

"I don't know. I feel the need to act tough around Jack." I answered as we walked down the halls. Her heels were clicking as she passed the freshman hallway. They all let us pass, afraid we might "ruin" their reputation if they got in our way.

Elsa nodded her head, understanding. Just as she was about to speak, I heard the most annoying voice known to mankind. "Elsa!" She squealed as she ran towards us. Her blonde bob was freely flowing behind her.

"Cindy." Elsa smiled. Ugh. I couldn't stand her. How Elsa puts up with her every day surprises me. Cindy thinks she can get whatever she wants, whenever she wants. She knows she the prettiest girl in the school. She thinks every guy wants her. The only guy who wants her is Charming, and he didn't want her for her personality.