"Good morning," the security guard greeted as he always does,
"Lift up those pants, boy."
It was an average day, guy trying to be cool, slutty girls, and a police dog sniffing for drugs.
What an amazing generation to live in!Note the sarcasm.
"Morning, Lizzie," he said, "have a good day."
"Thanks, you too," I yawned.
I was walking to my locker when I heard the annoying tapping.Again.
"Oh my gosh," Amanda squealed, "I cannot, believe you're going out with Brad! Like, he's so cute."
"Well, I am drop-dead gorgeous," Alexa bragged, "who wouldn't want to get a piece of this?" She continued, stroking her sides, all the way down to her hips.
Ugh.
Those type of girls disgust me. I mean, yes we have "priorities" but that doesn't mean we can go off making every guy think that girls are sexual objects!
I was on my way to my first period, when I got bumped down to the ground, dropping all my crap.
"Oh, crap," I heard a voice, "I'm sorry, I didn't see you there."
I looked up and saw that it was a guy. He was slim and had light brown skin and surprisingly big ears.
Well then, I never thought the day would come when I ever talk to a guy besides the one that ran off on me...
"It's fine," I say in a monotone, "just watch where you're going next time."
"Alright," he chuckled at me, "how come I haven't seen you around before?"
Why the absolute hell, is he talking to me?
Do I have to answer back? Or can I just tell him to piss off?
I look at his sparkling brown eyes... I mean, I guess I can be nice for a day...
"I've been here since my freshmen year," I replied, " I just don't socialize with anyone."
"How come?"
Damn, why so many questions?!
I bite my feisty tongue to not say something too rude and scare him away.
"I just don't," I respond, "school is for education and to help you achieve a brighter future, not to mess around with others you won't see after High School."
"Oh, my bad," he raises his hands in defense, jokingly, "didn't need a speech there, mama."
Okay, so far I see a Mexican player who cares about his social life more than school. I don't need that in my life. Swag, won't pay the bills, sweetie.
"Okay, I have to get to class," I say, "Nice meeting you! -sike- Bye!"
As I start walking away I hear him yell out, "Where's my hug?"
What the absolute hell? I barely met him!
"I'll give it to you on February thirty first!"
"I'll be counting every second."
Well, he'll be counting for a while...
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A Blossoming Flower
Teen FictionElizabeth Castillo was just an average girl. She looked the same, walked the same, and acted the same as any other girl in their sophomore year of high school. But there's the key word, acted. She may look the same as any other girl, but she isn't...