One shot Lexi and mason's date
Lexi's POV
"Now why is history important?" Mrs. Robinson my history teacher asked.
The girl in the seat next to me raised her hand.
She was blonde with brown eyes and glasses her hair was in a ponytail and she had a bunch of notes written down.
"So that we learn from our mistakes," she answered.
"That is correct," Mrs. Robinson praised. Mrs. Robinson was the type of teacher that was always right she didn't like kids that talked back or tried to tell her she was wrong, because to her, she is never wrong.
I scoffed, "She's wrong."
Mrs. Robinson glared at me.
"Do you want to be thrown out of this class?" she screeched.
ow bitch we need our ears
"She is wrong," I stood up "we use history to learn from our mistakes but we don’t have history in our lives after high school so we all forget. It's the way people work they do something and then they forget." I said and went to sit back down.
"That is incorrect and for disrupting my class you are out of here!" she growled and pointed to the door.
I shrugged and picked up my bag.
"I'll be telling the principle!" she yelled at me as I made my way towards the door.
"I don't give a damn." I smirked and walked out slamming the door behind me.
I walked over to my locker and grabbed all the stuff I need done with school today even though it's only 10 a.m.
I slammed my locker shut.
All these fucking teachers piss me off. Do this! Don’t forget that! This will help you in life. High school will barely help you! Only a little bit, but why must I know that Christopher Columbus sailed to America in 1492. I don't care! No one does.
I continued to stare at my feet as I walked when I bumped into something hard, my bag slipped off my shoulder and fell to the floor and all my books fell out.
"AHH! Watch where you're fucking going!" I yelled my eyes closed waiting for an impact with the floor.
I felt sparks in my arms I looked up to see a handsome boy with brown eyes staring at me.
His eyes captured mine in a way that gave me butterflies.
“Um-uh” He stuttered but didn’t let go.
