Most of my work for the day was just orientation- type things. I was glad to step out the diner, and breathe normally. I pulled my phone in my jeans pocket, and scrolled to Spotify and played my favorite playlist on shuffle. 'If It Means A lot to You' by A Day To Remember blasted through my earbuds. Ah. A true emo classic. I ran to the bus and bounced to the nearest seat in the back. A guy wearing a beanie standing in the next row in front of me tapped his feet. If I wasn't so terrified, I would ask if I could sit by him. But no. Hah. I sat down, leaning my head on the window. I closed my eyes, and heard the faint sounds of humming. The guy turned around suddenly, smiling. "I can hear your music. Nice music taste." He went into a coughing fit, and apologized.
"Oh my god, I'm so sorry. I immediately turned my music down on my phone. My cheeks heated up to my ears.
"No! I wasn't trying to get you to turn it down. I wasn't, uh, attempting to be rude. I'm sorry."
My mouth formed an O shape. The words could barely escape. HE'S TALKING TO ME. "Oh.." I chuckled and smiled with an unsure feeling in my stomach. Goshdangit. I hate talking. I hate the awkward silences where I have no idea what to say. I rubbed the back of my neck, thinking about the things I could talk about. Nope. I shouldn't. I'll end up saying something that will come out totally wrong. The guy turned around. Thank god. I thought about his looks. He had short blue hair (from what I could see because he had a beanie on.) His lanky body was sporting a beige cardigan. Huh, very librarian chic. Dirty red Vans covered his feet. Slight stubble on his chin. Hazel covered eyes. Mmm. I wanted him to turn around so I could look at his face again. My brain tried to piece together how he looked so I could keep something for myself. I already have a crush on a guy I don't know anything about. I can't even properly talk to him. Oh goody.
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Simple Glances
Fiksi RemajaSixteen year old, Sarah needs a job. When her dad makes her work to be a waitress, Sarah disagrees. Due to suffering with social anxiety, she finds it hard to work through the simple glances. As if Sarah thought things couldn't get any worse, her be...