I stared at the building and tightened my grip around my steering wheel. I had never been this nervous before. It was just High School, why was I so scared? But then again, this was Public High School. Every teenager's nightmare, or so I've heard. But I didn't regret my choice, I wanted this. I took a deep breath and got out of my car. I tucked my button up shirt down my black pants and began walking. I looked at my watch and realized that I was late. I cursed at myself. This could not happen, not on my first day.
I started to run and soon I was inside looking for room 34, but I couldn't find it. I could feel myself starting to panic as there was no one in the halls that I could ask for direction. I walked around the halls some more and found myself at the end of the school, but suddenly when I looked to my right, there it was, room 34.
"Art Class" it read. I ran a hand through my hair, opened the door and walked in. A room full of students was sat on tall chairs in front of canvases, and they were all staring at me. I felt more awkward than usual.
"Uhm, I'm sorry I'm late" I said and looked over at the teacher, who was a tall woman with ginger hair and the ugliest green skirt I have ever seen.
"It's alright, Blake right?" she asked and smiled at me.
I nodded and tried to focus on her instead of all the students still looking at me.
"Welcome Blake, take a seat" she said.
I was relieved when she didn't ask me to stand in front of the class, telling everyone about who I was or something. I didn't know why I thought she would do that. This was senior year of High School, not first grade.
I spotted an empty chair in the back and quickly walked over there, and as I sat down the teacher started talking again.
I was sitting in the corner of the back, so I had perfect view of everyone else in the room. I looked to my right and made eye contact with the girl sitting next to me, but as soon as our eyes met she looked away. I couldn't help but keep looking at her. She looked nothing like the other people in here.
She had turquoise-blue hair and was wearing black jeans with a lot of rips in them. She had a white t-shirt with some writing on it and black boots on. I noticed she had a tattoo on her arm, of something I couldn't quite figure out what was. She had a very dark lipstick and eyeshadow on, but the oddest thing was that she didn't look weird or scary, she looked kind of pretty.
"Alright, so I guess you can get started then" the teacher, whom I still hadn't got the name of, said. I didn't pay attention because I was caught up in this girl sitting next to me. I realized that I was probably coming off very creepy staring at her like this, so I quickly looked away.
I still managed to get the point of what we were going to do anyway. We had to paint the fruit bowl the teacher had placed on the desk.
I looked around at the students who were already painting on their canvases, and then I noticed they were all in either t-shirts or sweaters, and I was in a white button up shirt. What was I thinking?
"You're probably going to need an apron" I heard a voice say and it took me a second to realize the voice was coming from the girl next to me.
I looked at her and this time she was looking me in the eyes. Brown. Her eyes were dark brown. Her lipstick somehow matched her eyes perfectly.
"Uh, yeah. I guess you're right" I said awkwardly and got up from my chair to get one.
Because I didn't know where anything was in this room, I looked over at her about to ask where they were, but she pointed next to the teachers table and sure enough, there was a row with aprons hanging on it.
I took one and went back to my seat. The girl smiled at me and I smiled back at her. I couldn't help but wonder about her. She looked like someone who would be rude to you, but she seemed so nice. I couldn't help but feel immense curiosity towards this blue haired girl.
The class went by pretty fast. I did my best to paint the fruit bowl but to be honest it turned out pretty bad. I walked out the room and looked down at the paper with my schedule on it. My next class was math, finally something I was good at, in room 13.
I guess it was at the other end of the school. I wondered if I was I ever going to find my way around here, it seemed like a maze. I looked around the halls and of course there were students everywhere walking around, changing classes too. Maybe I should ask someone if they knew where it was.
"You know, maybe you shouldn't wear a white shirt to art class" I heard a familiar voice say. My heart started beating faster as I turned around and saw who the owner of the voice was.

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Teen Fiction"She was so different from other people. It was not only her blue hair, dark lipstick and choice of clothes. It was her mind. She was special in the way she talked about her thoughts, the things she liked and the things she created. She was interest...