Chapter 11

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(Y/N P.O.V)

"I can't believe you aren't done with math," I sighed as (F/N) sat down at the table.

It's Monday. January fifteenth.

It's also lunchtime. I'm not hungry. But I do need a break. Math is hard. But I have an excuse! I actually have the hardest course of maths in our school, (F/N) just has Algebra four.

"It's hard," (F/N) sighed.

It's really not.

I took the paper from (F/N).

"Bruh," I laughed. "You actually peanut brain. This isn't hard at all!"

"Let me see," Irene reached out to grab the paper. "I don't understand,"

"That's because you're in algebra three," (F/N) sighed.

"I wanna see," Kennedy took the paper. "This is easy. What the hell,"

"It's mine now," Steve said as he snatched the paper.

"NO!" (F/N) gasped, reaching over the table to snatch it back.

I took a pencil from my bag and put the paper in between the (F/N) and me.

"So, I'll explain this to you," I said.

"I'm not smart so you'll have to repeat it," (F/N) laughed.

"So, the first thing you're gonna want to do is multiply five and-"

"NINE!" Kennedy interrupted.

"No, not nine," I cracked up.

"Sixty-nine perhaps?" Steve asked.

"Oh, my god," I sighed.

"Hey bitches," Emily sat down.

"Are you kidding me right now?" I sighed, putting down the pencil.

"AHAH!" Kennedy wheezed. "Mc. Donalds has a five-star rating on google,"

"I am going to break your kneecaps if you don't shut up," I glared at Kennedy.

"Right back at you," Kennedy's finger gunned at me.

(F/N) laughed while Irene looked away terrified, Steve laughing along.

You guys are a mess.

Our table was silenced as Lily sat down only three seats away from me.

Oh god. Shit. Ah! I'm terrified! She's- Oh lord.

It's fine, she can't do anything.

I know. It's just- What if she talks to me?

Then I'll handle it.

HOW?

Just trust me.

I let out a shaky breath and turned toward (F/N).

"As I was saying, you're gonna wanna start my multiply five and sixty-three," I started.

I'm so fucking nervous.

It's alright. By the way, the answer to five times sixty-eight is three-hundred-forty.

I sighed out a laugh.

"Um," (F/N) murmured. "Let me think for a second,"

"Hi, guys," Michael said, sitting down, Jeremy following after him. "How. Is. It. GOING?"

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