Layla's POV
"LAYLA!"
I jump out of my thoughts, looking up to see my geography teacher, Miss Robinson, glaring at me. She's a chubby tall woman with a bob hair and she's wearing a long black dress with matching big glasses.
"If you're done staring at the back of Michael's head, I'd like you to answer this question." She taps the whiteboard with a marker. My cheeks redden with her statement and I scowl.
She just had to embarrass me like that.
Michael, the brunette, turns around with a smirk playing on his smug face.
I roll my eyes. He's one of those idiots who thinks he's all that when really he's just a little boy with a massive ego.
"She's staring again." He says loudly and my mouth falls open as everyone bursts out laughing.
He winks at me before turning around and I cover my face as I feel all eyes on me.
What a fucking ass!
"Miss Brooks I'm waiting!" Mrs Robinson snaps again in her annoying deep voice.
I don't respond and continue to scowl with my face beet red.
"MISS BROOKS, DO NOT IGNORE ME!" Her voice echos through the class.
"Miss Brooks, do not ignore me." I mimick quietly, with a sneer and everyone bursts out laughing again.
Oh shit. That came out louder then expected.
I lift my head up again and look straight at the board. "Urm.. so the volcano-"
"PRINCIPALS OFFICE. NOW!" She screams, and I jump slightly, moving my gaze back to her. Her face full on red, and I could practically see the steam coming out of her ears.
I stay in my seat for a while, trying to stay calm. After a while I slowly lift myself off my seat and begin to gather my stuff up. After I'm done I shove them in my backpack and swing it over my shoulders.
"Shortie's slower than a slug." Michael comments showing off his lack of intelligence. In which everyone laughs again. I roll my eyes, making my way to the door and exiting, blocking out their annoying laughter.
Idiots.
I hate that class. But I don't mind the subject, it's just the teacher, and students who I really hate.
I fix the strap on my shoulder and begin walking but stop on my tracks when I see my sister far ahead. She has long dark brown hair-like mine. But her eyes are green which contrast to my grey ones. She's wearing a navy dress that goes up to her bare knees.
I could hear the clicks of her heels getting closer and I look around in panic.
She can't see me or I'm dead when I get home.
My eyes land on the grey bins just far to my right and I quickly dash towards them and scramble behind, squatting down.
I scrunch my nose up, inspecting the area. There was a rotten banana peel there, a...oh god what is that..no I'm not even gonna name what that is.
The stench here is so intoxicating I feel like puking eugh. I shuffle away from the trash with a grimace.
There's a bin here for a reason people!
I continue to shuffle away but my back hits something hard.
I let out a grunt, trying to push myself back. I crane my neck upwards and I furrow my brows.
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Teen FictionEight Years Ago "Mom.." I say with a small smile on my face. My sister had passed her first music lesson and we're all so proud of her. "What is it Layla!? can't you see I'm busy?!" She snaps. "Oh.." I say, my smile faltering slightly, as I watch mo...