After a flying hat hits her lap, Lacey gets off of her bus to return it to its owner. After having a slight conversation with the losers club she makes them walk her home. She doesn't like silence and that's absolutely the opposite of what they are...
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Finally summer had came. The sun outside was shining as brightly as ever. The heat making the kids sweat even with the air conditioners blasting in the classrooms. Every student was staring at the ticking clocks in their class wishing and hoping for time to speed up. Finally the pound ring of the school bell blasted through everyone's ears.
As per usual, Lacey Averman was trying her best to make her way as quickly as possible out of the school.
Kids were cleaning out their lockers while others rushed out the double doors leading to their freedom.
Lacey was a 14 year old 7th grader. She had brown colored hair that went down to her mid back, beautiful sea green eyes that mesmerized anyone who looked in them. She of course used this to her advantage.
"Bowers?" She bounced over to where the Bowers gang stood and stopped them in their tracks.
"What do you want?" The chubby, brown haired boy named Belch asked.
"I called Henry, not you porky. Shut your trap cause I'm not dealing with your sorry ass. Comprendé?" She looked away from the boy who was left speechless and faced the leader of their group.
"Where's my friend? I swear if you harassed her in any way, shape or form, I will hurt you so bad your grandkids will feel it." She glared and pushed him into the wall.
The only girl who could intimidate Henry Bowers was standing right in front of him. The fact that she could do this to him, made him like her a lot more than he did before.
They dated for a few months before she broke it off. He acts like he doesn't care about her but deep down he loves her. He never showed that he liked her, even when they were together.
"How should I know Averman? She's your friend not mine." He wiped his arms down and then made eye contact with the girl. Lacey was in no mood to be dealing with him or his attitude.
She scowled at him but turned away and jogged her way over to the next place she could think of.
The girls bathroom.
Lacey pulled her black backpack onto her shoulder and walked into the bathroom where she could hear the 6th grade bully, Gretta's voice
"Well at least now you'll smell better." She had a voice that was easy to distinguish from all others. One girl in a school girl uniform noticed Lacey enter and held her breath. She knew better than to interrupt Lacey when she was about to beat some ass.
The last time someone tried to pull the Averman girl away from a fight, they ended up with a concussion from Lacey punching them in the head before continuing to fight.
