Half of the girls were doing much better than the boys who wereĬhecking the girls out and competing with each other.ĭailies walked over to me “Hey, you’re that guy I fell on right?” “Yeah” I smiled, trying to play it cool. Lilly my boobs are sweating, and my forehead is sweating and it stinks, when is class over?” about half the girls complained. Though my arms ached and my chest tingled my heart felt pumped. I did my 32 pushups and sat in the corner of the gym watching everyone is, it’s actually amusing Lilly made us do 32 pushups and most of the girls complained about it. Her name is Dailies Green, is it me or am I the only one who thinks that nameīut anyway in Gym class Ms. On Friday I found out the girl’s name that fell on me. On Wednesday and Thursday it actually went well (surprisingly). Scrawny body up and helped her as well and left the scene silently. Actually she didn’t weight a lot then she looks, her body was like an hour glass. “I’m sorry, I must weight a ton” she whispered, her breath smelling warm like a hot fudge sundae. Then she tried to pick herself up and accidently hit my eye. It wasn’t as a big deal for me because it was the first time a girl Just described let me explain in a way you would understand it basically looked like she was pinning me down will her body. On Tuesday things started good and everything until lunchtime when a girl tripped on a banana peel and her thighs landed on in between my chest. After that day the jocks make fun of me in the hallway saying stupid rude comments like ‘wussy’ and ‘punk’ and It was embarrassing to sit inįront of math class feeling 30 other eyes piercing a hole on the back of your head. On Monday I was attacked by this small white French pit-bull, and it tore my new jeans. Silently, I headed to my seat and texted Emily, “I just had the most embarrassing moment of my life.I was sitting alone on a Friday night just thinking about this week at school. I glanced towards the man and stared at him as if I was seeing him for the first time. Shaking her head slightly she told me that the poor soul was blind. Perplexed I darted after the nurse and asked her if the man was mentally or physically disable or both. The man mumbled a quick “Thank you” as the nurse turned around towards the counter. Assuming it was time to go to the dentist I stood up, but the nurse just smiled at me and handed a wooden stick to the same man. I grew more restless with every passing second, I saw a nurse walking towards my direction. The man still stared at me with a blank expression on his face. Shortly afterwards, Emily wrote goodbye as the guests had started to arrive at her place. I did as I was told, trying my best, however, when Emily texted me after a minute or two, nothing much had changed except for my growing anxiety and nervousness. She advised me to stare back at the man, make eye contact with him and he’d eventually look away. I could feel the intense stare of the man burning holes in my skin. I observed him for a few seconds but turned towards my phone as it buzzed indicating the arrival of a text. He wore a blue button down shirt, faded jeans and sat as still as still as a stone statue, but what was even more peculiar about him was that he wore black sun glasses. As I waited for her reply, I observed a man sitting parallel to me staring at me. I asked her if the preparations were done, had the molten lava cake been delivered and had she hang the piñata. I confirmed to her I’d be there in an hour. I texted Emily telling her that I won’t make it on time and told her the reason for this delay, my dentist appointment. I still had to wait 25 minutes for my turn. The crowd in the waiting area gradually thinned. When I entered the waiting room of the clinic, I silently made my way to one of the empty grey couches and sat down. I nodded realising that there was no point arguing with my father. “It’ll only take you 15 minutes and you know Dr Wilder will be busy for the rest of the week as he has many other appointments,” he explained. “SHE’S my best friend and I can’t break my promise and I can go to the dentist another day,” I tried again. I just drove away, without looking back.' - Diana Corrêa 9. And if I arrive late there’d be no cake left for me,” I pleaded with my father to let me go. I was so embarrassed by my bad driving that I didnt even get out of the car to see the damage. She’s my best friend and I can’t break my promise. “FATHER, it’s Emily’s birthday today and I promised her that I’ll come half an hour earlier to help her.
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