I reached up, tightening my ponytail for, like, the tenth time. To say I was nervous was an understatement. I tightened my grip around my camera case as I got a text from Harry.
Hiiii. How’s it going? .x
we saw each other like 2 minutes ago.
I know!! But I’m trying to be a good boyf.
Well don’t. I’m nervous.
Don’t beeeeeeeee! :D
easy for you to say
Hey now, what’s that supposed to mean?
Nothing.
Hmm. Are you possibly free tonight?
Why?
Just answer the question.
Yes
Awesome. See you then. Love you
Love me too
I don’t think that’s how it goes..
Fuck the rules.
Ouch.
Love you too, doof.
:)
“Are you new?” Someone asked, and I looked up, startled. A girl with dark brown hair and contrasting blue eyes was standing in front of me. Her eyes were wide, and she had a nose piercing. She was wearing ripped jeans and a cardigan that was buttoned up, and I was pretty sure she wasn’t wearing anything underneath.
“Uh. Depends on what you mean by ‘new’.” I said, watching her look me up and down.
“Do you rent flats near Old Haye’s?” She questioned.
“Uh, no…?”
“Oh. Explains why. I’m Lena, hey.”
“Brenna,” I said, smiling at her. “I just switched class…”
“I switched school last week! Awesome, we’re the new kids.”
“Sounds good, we can do this together.”
“Awesome.”
I watched a girl with short, wavy hair make her way over to us, a grin on her face. Her dark skin complimented her almost-black eyes, and she looked friendly enough.
“Hi, you two must be the new girls? Jake told me to look after you two!”
“Jake?” Lena questioned.
“The professor. He asks us to call him Jake. I’m Sam. Please don’t comment on my height.”
She was really short, but I hadn’t really noticed it until she pointed out. “Wouldn’t dream of it.”
“Cool. Come on.”
“Where are we going?” Lena asked.
“You have to formally meet Jake. We have a tiny class, there’s only ten of us.”
“Only ten?” I frowned.
“Yes. Sucks, right?!”
“It does.”
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Broken
Fanfiction"When something is broken, you can't fix it. But you can make it better. All it needs is love, care and attention." Broken. That's what Brenna was. With no family, and no money, it was a good thing she was smart. She had a scholarship for college a...
