I pull my dark brown wavy hair into a tight pony tail leaving my bangs out neatly.
I examine my outfit.
It consisted of a colorful blouse with thin straps and tight black jeans.
I had paired the outfit with some navy blue shoes and wore a light blue green pearl necklace to stand out.
I hug my bare arms starring at them from my reflection.
I knew if I was the old Grace, I would never think of wearing something like this, ever.
I was too self conscious, of the way I looked.
I frown.
"That old Grace isn't completely gone" I whisper.
She's still there.
She's still a part of me.
And I'm not letting her go that easily.
With that I grab a dark thin sweater and put it on covering my arms.
Grabbing my bag I exit my room to get to school.
~*~
"Again with the sitting issue" I say forcing a small gentle laugh.
It's such a pain acting like everything is ok between us.
It's a pain to act this calm when in reality I want to yell at him, shout, cry even.
But I can't.
I have to remain strong, calm, and normal.
His head lifts up from his book and his eyes carelessly roam my body head to toe.
I try my best not to squirm under his stare.
It wasn't hard I remained calm with my chin lifted in confidence.
I clear my throat purposely.
"Up here Johnson" I announce.
"Sorry" he apologizes.
"You just look good" he compliments with a shrug.
I don't respond.
"I know" I finally say taking a seat across from him.
He snorts.
"Wow" he comments.
"Problem?" I question with a raised brow opening my book.
"I never thought you would become like one of them" he replies.
"Like who?" I play dumb.
"Those stuck up girls......Claire and Vanessa to be exact" he retorts.
"For the last time, Claire isn't a bad person" I defend.
"And I'm nowhere near like Vanessa Cruz. So don't compare me with her" I warn.
He slowly closes his book his eyes meeting mine.
I don't rip my gaze off his.
I watch him as he stands up from his chair and leans in closer to my face.
He stops just inches away causing my breath to hitch.
Unfortunately, the way I feel or get when he's this close to me or touches me hasn't changed.
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Geek Transformation.
Teen FictionSometimes the saying 'if you tell a lie over and over again maybe someone will believe it' is accurate in the lives of certain creatures. Like me. But not anymore. They thought they had completely knocked me down and that there was nothing left of m...