Forbidden Romance

Chapter Three: Field Trip

     "Who were you talking about? Who is this white man you speak of?" My mom asked with a serious face.

"Oh mom, don't worry, he's just a volunteer at the library, he was assisting me with a couple of books, thats all," I uttered.

"You better be telling the truth," She said as she walked out of my room, slamming the door shut.

"Oh, thank god," I said to myself, feeling relieved.

I quickly put on my pajamas and turned off my pink night light as it was time to go to bed.

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As the sun hovered over the earth, birds were happily chirping outside my window.

I got myself ready for school and rushed downstairs afterwards.

"What's the rush? Come and eat your breakfast. I made your favorite pancakes," my mother shouted from the kitchen as I stood near the front door putting on my shoes.

"No thanks mom, today's the field trip, got to go, bye."

As I arrived to school, I began searching for a parking space. It was almost impossible to find.

"Awesome, found one," I said to myself.

Suddenly a car swerved right beside my car, "Hey, what the hell?" I shrieked.

A young man drove straight into my parking spot, this made me incredibly furious.

I watched him as he parked and got out of his red Ferrari. He was tan, tall, had sandy blonde hair, sparkly blue eyes, and he was also handsomely skinny.

I stared as he put on his black leather jacket that said "Guns and Roses" on the back.

As he put on his sunglasses, he turned to speak to me, "Do we have a problem here?"

"Yes, we have god damn problem," I screamed.

"Woah, calm down kitty, don't scratch yourself," he sarcastically aforesaid.

"What the hell is wrong with you? You stole my parking spot and almost ran into my car,"

"Well, your car looks perfectly fine to me, and I don't recall the parking spot being reserved in your name. See ya, sweet cheeks." He clicked his tongue twice.

He walked away as the wind blew his hair back, giving him a dramatic exit.

"What a creep. I cannot believe this. Where am I going to park now?" I asked myself.

I then circled the parking lot for approximately ten minutes until I was finally able to find someone who was leaving the premises.

I parked and quickly sprinted to class.

My biology class announced there will be an assignment held at the forest nearby to examine any live or dead animals.

I was shocked that my parents would even agree to let me go because there would be no one watching my every move.

Like a clean freak, I got all my supplies ready: sun tan lotion, hand sanitizer, napkins, extra padded clothing and a first aid kit.

It was more than I needed, but without it, I wouldn't feel comfortable.

I met up with my friends on campus and waited for the rest of the students to arrive.

Not knowing who was going, I suddenly spotted Zach.

"I can't believe it, he's coming?" I uttered.

"What?" Jasmin asked.

"Nothing," I shook my head.