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Afternoon: Last Day Of School ~ Friday.

Simon's POV

"Come on girls! Move it!" I yell as the girls decide to walk around the school, instead of jog or run. "Move it!" I yell louder. They all groan, apart from Jessica and Layla who happily begin jogging again. The rest of the girls eventually do as well. 

"Keep going!" I shout as I jog next to them. "Sir, I'm tired..." Layla whines as she begins walking again. "Tough. Keep going." I say bluntly. The other girls over take Layla and I as we're walking. Jessica notices and stops to wait for us... Well... Wait for Layla at least.

"Come on guys." Jessica chuckles as she walks along side us. "I'm tired, Jess." Layla pants. "Same. But, I'm still trying." Jessica says as she wraps an arm around Layla's shoulders. "Whatever. I'm still walking for a bit." Layla says, making Jessica chuckle slightly. "Okay." She - Jessica - smiles before jogging off. 

"Sir." Layla says as she taps my arm. "Yes?" I ask. "Can I sit down for a bit?" She asks. "Sure." I nod. "You can catch up with the others, Sir. I'll be fine." She smiles at me. "You sure?" I ask. "I'm sure." She nods. I nod back before jogging off to find the others.

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"For God sake girls!" I yell as I see them all sat down, talking. "We were waiting for you, Sir." One of the girls, Katy, smiles at me. "Well, I'm here so carry on jogging." I say to them all. They all get up and carry on without groaning. I notice Jessica is still sat down. "Come on Jess, move it." I say, almost like a order. "We need to talk..." She mutters as she stands up. "About last night?" I ask, knowingly. She nods, "Yes." "Well, let's walk and talk then." I say to her. She nods as we begin walking.

"You're gross, you know." She says bluntly. "Look, I'm sorry." I say as I stand in front of her. "I just thought that you deserved to know..." I sigh. "And I did..." She says, looking up at me. "But, it's still gross." She adds on. "I know." I sigh. "But, I kinda forgive you." She says as she makes me look at her. "Really?" I ask. "Yeah." She nods, making me smile. "You're just going to have to prove yourself worthy of my trust." She says as we carry on walking. "Don't worry, I will." I smile at her. "Promise?" She asks. "Promise." I smile. "Good, because you're a really sweet guy, when you want to be." She says, making me blush the tiniest bit. "Thanks." I smile. 

"Now, I'll see you on the other side." She says before running off. "You're on." I say, loud enough for her to hear before running after her. 

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