My stomach was still unsatisfied with the lack of food although I just left the cafeteria.
Currently I was struggling finding my class in the hallway.
After lunch was over Kate and Miles told me which way I had to go to arrive at my next class: Calculus.
Sadly both of them couldn't accompany me on the adventure of 'Lana finding Calculus' and 'Lana in Calculus'.
First, I had to get to my locker without any further damages. I'm sure as hell not talking about me causing the damage on a human body...
or am I? Because...
when mama is hungry I wouldn't recommend to mess with her. If you decide against that be sure to check your insurance.
Should I tell you what the real challenge on first days is?
Sorry, but ain't nobody got time for waiting for a lame response. I have a time limit!
As I was saying the real challenge is to not get eaten by the...
...
...wait, one more time...
...the Stream damdamdam *dramatic piano playing in the background*
The Stream:
· Do not get eaten
· Save your food
· If you're small enough hide in your locker
· Pray
The Stream can carry new kids to undiscovered territory.
Once upon a time I heard a story of a new girl that just went with the flow and followed the crowd.
Do you know where that led her?
She is pregnant with three kids.
Moral of the story: DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, I REPEAT DO NOT GET EATEN BY THE STREAM!
Hell, I saw that coming.
So, that's the story with other stories hidden inside that explains why I am here still looking for my classroom.
Omg, I think I finally got how to sum up stories. Geesh, mom! She always tells me that's the ability I'm lacking of smh.
Anyways, as I was saying before I was rudely interrupted by my-
I was shaken awake by a sudden sound that weirdly sounded like the warning bell.
Wait, a minute...
"Hell to the nah," I started turning in a circle, dumb stricken.
The hallway was empty and I am still standing next to my open locker.
What is wrong with me? Those years without friends made me ...
Oh my god, no! Please, don't let it be true?!
I am officially a... it hurts too much to admit it.
All these years I was in denial. My existence is a lie!
I am a freak!!!!!!
Thanks, fam. For letting me stay in the dark. Look at me now! I am a freak that has to talk to herself in her head to replace social convos!
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Being Lana
Teen Fiction16 year old mixed raced Lana Thomas lives with her mother, stepfather and half siblings in Texas. But there she strolls rather isolated through her young life without any friends in school. She believes destiny has a grudge against her and blames h...