[ so I decided to draw the characters today (well, the back of them) ... It's a bit off center but anyways... tell me what you think ]
IN HISTORY I sit down at an empty desk and dump my books in front of me. I take out one of my black ballpoint pens and start doodling in the back. I attempt to sketch a person but the eyes are uneven and the face is slightly deformed.
Probably what I look like every day. I sigh. I'm no artist.
"You okay there?" A girl asks
I internally groan. It's one of the populars. What could she possibly want?
"Yeah." I mumble, furiously truing to scribble out my pathetic attempt of a drawing
"You know the usual response to that is, 'are you okay?'. That's what normal people do." she says
"Sorry but I'm not normal." I say, not looking up at her
"I noticed. I'm Caitlin by the way." she says, sitting next to me
"Uh, why are you siting there?" I ask, feeling slightly confused
Is this some kind of stupid joke that I'm not getting?
I look at the girl, she has innocent blue eyes, a wide grin and long, dirty blonde hair.
She looks like a popular. She is a popular.
"Why not?" she asks, a hurt expression crossing her face and she scrunched her eyebrows together
"Um because you never talk to me and always sit up the back?" I suggest
"Well um... I uh... I said something to them and they sort of kicked me out.' she mumbles, looking down at the wooden desk and blushing
"What?" I ask
"I told Holly to get her head out of her ass, fall into a large bottle of makeup remover and eat something with more than one gram of sugar in it for gods sake." she explains
"Okay, you can officially stay." I decide, "that is gold."
She sighs
"I was just so sick of her. She's an absolute bitch." she groans, running a hand through her dirty blonde hair
"Join the club." I say
"I don't know why she's so popular. Like yeah, she's pretty but nice? No." Caitlin says
"Okay class, hush now!" the history teacher says
I sigh and get ready for a long lesson or boring stuff about dead people.
But it isn't as bad because I have someone sitting beside me who code to be there, not because they had to.
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I sneak in my front door to be blasted with shouting.
"THAT'S IT. I'M GOING OUT!!" He yells
"Go then! I won't care!" Mum yells
I hear footsteps approaching and jump out of the doorway.
"What the fuck do you want?" Dd asks when he sees me staring at him
For you to be a dad.
"N-nothing." I stammer and he walks out, slamming the door behind him
I walk into the kitchen to see mum sweeping up broken glass.
"That's it. I've had it with him." Mum announces
"What do you mean mum?" I ask, confused
"I'm getting a divorce. I can't handle it Cass. I love him when he's sober but he never is. I can't take it. If I leave, maybe that'll finally knock some sense into him." she says
YOU ARE READING
The Outcast
Dla nastolatkówEDITING!!! “do you know what it's like to be surrounded by people, yet feel more alone than ever? I do.”