I walked through all of my classes, that blond haired boy floating through my thoughts. I tried to focus on my schedule, my different classes sitting on the page.
I walked into my sixth-period class, doing a double take when I saw a familiar face sitting at a table up at the front of the classroom. He began to turn to go into his backpack when he saw me hovering in the doorway. He flashed a smile at me, getting a piece of paper out.
The teacher saw me, and seemingly remembered that she had a new student.
"Is this Biology?" I asked, making sure that I was in the right room before I got too exited. The teacher nodded, and introduced me to the classroom. She said I could choose any of the empty seats to sit in, and so I walked over to where Vladamir was sitting. I dropped into the chair next to him, muttering a small 'hello'.
"How was you day?" He said, leaning in closer to me. He smelled nice.
"Pretty good." I said, smiling slightly.
The class went onwards, and the teacher told us to grab our textbooks from the back of the room. Vladamir and everyone else got up, heading to the back. The teacher walked over to where I was sitting, handing me a green textbook with a slick cover. I got out my pencil from my backpack.
Vladamir sat back down, flipping to a page that was on the board. I followed suit, starting to read the articles in the pages. We were supposed to answer questions with them.
Vladamir moved his hand over to my textbook, his pencil moving over the corner of a page.
"What are you doing?" I asked him, my heart beating faster with him leaning closer to me. His ocean-blue eyes glanced up into mine, and he flashed one of his dazzling smiles. He smiled like that a lot.
He turned away from me, focusing on the corner of my page. He leaned back and looked at it, seeming to be satisfied with whatever he did.
He moved back into his seat, writing into his own textbook again. I pulled my own closer to me, trying to see what he wrote in the corner of my page.
A little smiley face peered up at me, and I could feel my chest get lighter.
"Thanks." I said, leaning down into my textbook to hide my smile.