The Day...

Chapter 3: Calm Before the Storm

Eventually we all got together and went to the canteen to buy food and drinks for lunch. We went to the place where we normally eat and hangout after class. Forgetting the time we were supposed to go back, and wanting to talk to her, I asked her about the time we were supposed to go back rather than asking the guys.
It just wanted to see if she'd message but I had the thought she wouldn't since people are eating at this time. She was online so I was waiting for around 2 minutes before I gave up and closed Messenger. We just ate, talked, then we played Uno while eating. Still no message from her, I checked and saw that she was on but still no response. I got a little impatient, but didn't show it since I'm with my friend group. We continued playing Uno, some of the cards got some sauce on it, my fault after dropping my food, barely any left so it only marked around 4 cards. Time passed by and 30 minutes before lunch time ended we went to the covered court. While we were fixing our stuff before leaving the bleachers, I checked my phone again and still nothing, but she was online. I had the thought of she probably is using Facebook but she would still see my message because it would notify her and the chat bubble would appear.

I started to get really pissed and messaged her "fuckin disregard that" also asked if she was still mad at me. At this moment I knew something would be bound to happen, especially what happened the day prior. So we went to the covered court while I was trying to not think about it. Thank goodness I had friends that did things that made it easy to get distracted. But no matter what they did, there was somewhere in my mind that just kept thinking about it. We got there and there were barely anyone. All of us just started playing with our phones to pass the time. Suddenly, I get a message from her that says that she isn't mad. I also got a message asking if anything was wrong, but I was too focused on her saying that she wasn't mad, I forgot about it. Like anyone would be in that situation, I was glad that she wasn't, but I already knew she was lying. The vibe that her message had felt tense. More and more people started to arrive as time got closer.