Oliver

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I've been trying for years, to say a single word to Daisy. I couldn't even manage a hello. I don't know what happened. All I know, is I saw her there. And I missed her. And I wanted her to know that I still cared about her.

I know about her party tonight. I wasn't expecting an invite, because I wasn't her kind anymore. Middle school chamged her. And I know nothing could change her back.

I walk out of the classroom and straight to the bus. I put an earbud into my ear, as the bus rolls away from the school. I sit in the front of the bus. All of the loud kids sit in the back, all of the really smart kids sat in the front. I didn't fit into either catagory, so I sit alone in the middle. When we were in 4th grade, Daisy sat next to me. But then she moved a couple blocks away. And made new friends.

Is it pathetic that I still think about a girl, that ditched me in 7th grade? Does she still think about me? My head starts to hurt, so I lean my forehead against the cool glass. I turn my volume up, until the music is blasting in my ear. Loud things usually make a headache worse, but the headphones keep my mind off of my thoughts.

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