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"Abby, where are you going?" Asked a worried Justine.
"I have to go to my locker to pack. Ya'll- I mean you guys can go without me." I replied.
Ugh! I'm still getting used to being a northerner.
"You sure?" She asked.
"Yea, I'll live." I answered.
No one wanted to go to lunch. We all knew that I was going to get made fun of and humiliated, but I didn't care. I needed to see why Casey started this in the first place.
I walked down the blue tiled hallway to my locker.
The place was fairly empty because the bell for lunch rang about ten minutes ago.
I saw James crouched on the ground getting books out of his locker. If I wasn't still irritated with him I might have felt bad for him because he had a bottom locker. I was surprisingly lucky because I always got a top locker.
When he realized my presence, I glared at him and kept walking.
"You're not still mad at me are you?" He asked. I couldn't see him because he was behind me, but I imagined him smiling.
I stopped for split second, but kept my gaze ahead, "I don't know."
Then I continued my journey down the long hallway.
I came to my locker and attempted to do the combination, but with everything on my mind it wouldn't open. I tried again to no avail. I sucked in an annoyed breath.
"I can bust it open for you, if you want." A familiar male voice said.
Why was everybody scaring me today?
"Sorry, I didn't mean to startle you." He said apologetically.
"It's ok. Thanks but," I glanced behind me, it was Matthew, "I'll get it someday."
Oh, God.
"I'll wait for you then."
Oh, triple G!
I finished the combination and pulled the lock, and it clicked open,"YES!" I was quite proud of myself.
"I mean why." I said just realizing that my outburst wasn't just in my head.
He laughed, "Is it bad that I want to walk you to lunch?"
Maybe...
I swung open the locker and smiled, knowing that my back was to him, and he couldn't see me.
I loved his laugh.
"Oh, no I was just... curious." I replied trying not to sound nervous.
I pushed the hair out of my face and picked out the books that I needed for the remainder of the day and squeezed the ones that I didn't need anymore into the tiny locker.
Quickly zipping my backpack and tossing it on my back carelessly, I stood up (not forgetting to grab my lunch kit).
"Lets go."
We walked down the hall in casual conversation. My heart raced. I must just be nervous about Casey.
"So why did you move here?" He questioned.
"My dad's work. He's in the marines." I replied wishing I had a more interesting answer.
"Nice." He commented.
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Soccer Girl
Teen FictionThis is a story of a true soccer girl. Her name is Abigail. She has just move to New York because her father is in the marines and got stationed there. This story is about how she adjusts and prospers in this place so different than Louisiana. It's...
