Chapter 41

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Rory's Pov:


I scrubbed and scrubbed at my Chilton uniform.


It was beyond repair, it was covered in dried food.


My hair was a whole, another story.


I just threw it up into a low bun, and looked into the mirror.


I was beyond pissed at Paris.


I mean what did she expect, she caused this whole thing.


Everyone else might see Paris as a queen, I just see her as a physco bitch.


I just slide down in the stall, and cry.


I put my head in my arms, and cry.


Today had been rough, and there was nobody to comfort me.


I didn't have any friends at this godforsaken hellhole, and Tristian was all I had.


The bell rang, but I didn't rush to class, as I always did.


I was so over this day.


So I sat in the bathroom, until the last bell of the day rang.


I collected myself, and walked into the hallway of students.


I looked a little funny, but I just rushed to the bus stop.


I almost had missed it.


Tears are falling down my face, and I pull out my book.


One that Tristian had bought me.


My heart ached at the sight.


I read a little, until the bus pulled up to Star's Hollow.


Good old Star's Hollow.


I walked straight into Weston's Bakery, and bought a couple of donuts.


I really needed them today.


I hungrily eat them, as I just walk around town.


I didn't want to go home too early, and have to face Lorelai.


She would ask questions.


So I ended up at the park.


I was hoping Tristian would just show up like he used to.


But no such luck, but it was my own fault.


I told him to stay away.


I was so stupid, who really cared what Lorelai said anyways.


She hated Tristian either way.


I ate my doughnuts, as I got lost in my book.


Then somehow it's four already, and I hurry home.


Lorelai would be home soon, I had to beat her home.


I ran home, and tore off my Chilton uniform, and threw it at the bottom of the dirty clothes hamper.


I walked to the bathroom to shower, since my hair smelled like sour milk now.


Thanks Paris.


I showered quickly, and put on a clean hoodie, and sweats.


It wasn't too cold, it was spring now.


There were flowers, and the birds were chirping outside my window.


I smiled at them, and laid on my bed.


I stared at the ceiling for awhile, I wasn't going to back down from Paris.


That was for sure, she had no idea, what tricks I had up my sleeve.


I was Rory Gilmore, for gods sake.


The Gilmore name was sort of a big deal.


Then I was laughing to myself, I was going slightly crazy.


"Rory Gilmore the crazy girl," I think to myself.


If Tristian could just see me now.


He certainly wouldn't want to date me anymore.


That wasn't true, Tristian would love me anyways.


At least that's what I hope.


Lorelai was due to be home, around five thirty.


Since we weren't on speaking terms again, I wondered what we would have for dinner.


I heard the front door slam, and I pulled out my homework.


Then I sat casually on my bed.


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