A Day in the Life of Louis Tomlinson

Louis slumped down into his rusty desk and prepared for another horrible day at school. His exhausted eyes struggled to stay open and focused on the incompetent professor teaching the class. Suddenly, he was snapped back to reality when a crumpled up piece of math homework slammed into the back of his lazy head. He slowly and cautiously turned his face and at once realized who had provoked him. It was Harry, that annoying kid sitting at the back of the classroom, cracking jokes and slacking off. Harry had a menacing smirk on his face and his hair was as messy as can be. Harry was the "bad boy" of the school and basically a juvenile delinquent. He was covered in pointless tattoos and on his bottom lip he had a black piercing.

"Louis? Are you going to tell us the answer for number seven or what?" The professor glared at Louis with dark, evil eyes and an unfriendly grin.

"Ummm...." Louis began to feel the heat of many pairs of eyes staring at him from behind his back. He nervously answered an incorrect response in an innocent tone.

"I would like to see you after class, Mr. Tomlinson." The teacher seemed to enjoy watching the expression change on Louis's face. Louis was no longer impassive and lethargic, but frustrated with the teacher and with Harry.

Before Louis could blink, the bell rang and class was over. He quietly approached the teacher, shivering with fear and confusion.

"Mr. C, am I in trouble?" Louis said with a hint of anxiety.

"Of course not! Please take a seat Mr. Tomlinson."

Within five minutes, Louis was already out of the classroom and on his way home. He had an enormous smile on his face, which confused his peers.

"Nice smile Louis." Harry said in a sarcastic way.

Louis ignored him and continued on his walk home. Harry's face began to shape into puzzlement as Louis passed by, still filled with happiness. Harry wondered what Mr. C had told Louis after class and began to pummel Louis with questions. Louis just kept on ignoring him and jogged away into the distance.