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Love_alize071313
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*Authors note* I'm so sorry for anyone who read my SKZ stories and was hoping and waiting for them. I lost interest tbh. I might get back into them later on*
*Also: This isn't WayV falling in love w/ you. or falling in love period, (maybe I'm still deciding if Kun should be married to sm1) This WAYV being badass. :3
*Also: This isn't WayV falling in love w/ you. or falling in love period, (maybe I'm still deciding if Kun should be married to sm1) This WAYV being badass. :3
P.O.V ~YangYang~
November 16, 2016
Today was already going horribly without the new girl watching me face plant on the sidewalk, and act like she expected it to happen. She was everywhere I went and strangely in every one of my classes. Let me start from from the beginning. This morning I woke up in the worst mood ever. I pulled an all nighter trying to understand what the hell my teacher wanted to say when she used the letter 'e' in math. Math should be numbers, not letters. I woke up later than usual so I had to rush through my usual morning routine, but I had to skip brushing my teeth so the fact that I had a bagel with chive cream cheese was a lot more noticeable to the nose. No problem, all I had to do was avoid speaking to people today. That wasn't much of an issue. I really only spoke to the 4 different people I sit with at lunch whom I play Pokemon Sun with, other than that everyone else was a waste of time. They're always trying to convince you that you're exactly like them and way less than they are at the same time. Why would I waste time with socializing when I can keep on trying to teach pokemon the power that's inside? Honestly, people need to get their priorities straight.
I rushed to my bus stop and realized I've forgotten my shoes. I went back inside, snatched my Nikes and raced to my bus stop. I took a quick glance at my watch to guess how much time I had to slip them on, and I was super close to waking up the entire neighborhood. I read my clock wrong, there was a whole 15 minutes until the bus came. THAT WAS ENOUGH TIME FOR ME TO BRUSH MY TEETH THREE TIMES, EAT A BOWL OF A WHOLESOME BREAKFAST AND HAVE ENOUGH TIME TO MOONWALK TO MY BUS STOP. Instead of letting my anger get the most of me, I just sighed. Well, an early start was better than no start at all. I crouched on the floor to tie my shoes and fix the cuffs of my pants. I stood and flinched hard as hell. There standing beside me was a girl, about 174 cm (that's 5'7" for you Americans out there), and that's all I could tell, I swear I didn't hear her. It was still dark out so all of her features were hidden. The bus pulled up behind me and I seen her clearly. I wished right then and there I went back inside and brushed my teeth. She had black hair down to the bottom of her back pulled back into a tight ponytail like the Ariana Grande only she didn't cover her hair ties with a strand of her hair, her eyes were a deep chocolate brown and I could have swore I seen specks of gold, her lips were so full and naturally tinted it looked unnatural. Her sense of style wasn't bad either. Her black long sleeved top rested on her upper arm, she also had a red mid-thigh skirt, and dark lace up heels. She looked more like a model than a student. The bus pulled up next to us and I stood there, gaping like a fish out of water. "I-uh-.... Ladies..first?" I said with a high pitched voice almost singing soprano. She scoffed at me and chuckled to herself. "Then by all means, go ahead." I felt my face glow red as I sat in my normal seat, in the front, there were no other seats on the bus because all of the seniors filled the seats in the back and everyone else was pushed upward. She followed me on and sat next to me. "I'm sorry." she whispered.
"What?"
"I'm sorry. That was rude of me to behave that way and it shouldn't have happened."
"Um... it's fine.." I rolled my eyes
"What?"
"What 'what?'"
"You rolled your eyes. Why?"
"Nothing. It's just incredible that you can insult someone loudly and then whisper an apology"
"No one heard me when we were outside, and I'm apologizing in whispers because a lot of people are sleeping still."
"Whatever"
She mumbled something under her breath.
"What'd you say?"
"Nothing"
I knew she was lying. I understood what she said.
"They never change, do they?"
November 16, 2016
Today was already going horribly without the new girl watching me face plant on the sidewalk, and act like she expected it to happen. She was everywhere I went and strangely in every one of my classes. Let me start from from the beginning. This morning I woke up in the worst mood ever. I pulled an all nighter trying to understand what the hell my teacher wanted to say when she used the letter 'e' in math. Math should be numbers, not letters. I woke up later than usual so I had to rush through my usual morning routine, but I had to skip brushing my teeth so the fact that I had a bagel with chive cream cheese was a lot more noticeable to the nose. No problem, all I had to do was avoid speaking to people today. That wasn't much of an issue. I really only spoke to the 4 different people I sit with at lunch whom I play Pokemon Sun with, other than that everyone else was a waste of time. They're always trying to convince you that you're exactly like them and way less than they are at the same time. Why would I waste time with socializing when I can keep on trying to teach pokemon the power that's inside? Honestly, people need to get their priorities straight.
I rushed to my bus stop and realized I've forgotten my shoes. I went back inside, snatched my Nikes and raced to my bus stop. I took a quick glance at my watch to guess how much time I had to slip them on, and I was super close to waking up the entire neighborhood. I read my clock wrong, there was a whole 15 minutes until the bus came. THAT WAS ENOUGH TIME FOR ME TO BRUSH MY TEETH THREE TIMES, EAT A BOWL OF A WHOLESOME BREAKFAST AND HAVE ENOUGH TIME TO MOONWALK TO MY BUS STOP. Instead of letting my anger get the most of me, I just sighed. Well, an early start was better than no start at all. I crouched on the floor to tie my shoes and fix the cuffs of my pants. I stood and flinched hard as hell. There standing beside me was a girl, about 174 cm (that's 5'7" for you Americans out there), and that's all I could tell, I swear I didn't hear her. It was still dark out so all of her features were hidden. The bus pulled up behind me and I seen her clearly. I wished right then and there I went back inside and brushed my teeth. She had black hair down to the bottom of her back pulled back into a tight ponytail like the Ariana Grande only she didn't cover her hair ties with a strand of her hair, her eyes were a deep chocolate brown and I could have swore I seen specks of gold, her lips were so full and naturally tinted it looked unnatural. Her sense of style wasn't bad either. Her black long sleeved top rested on her upper arm, she also had a red mid-thigh skirt, and dark lace up heels. She looked more like a model than a student. The bus pulled up next to us and I stood there, gaping like a fish out of water. "I-uh-.... Ladies..first?" I said with a high pitched voice almost singing soprano. She scoffed at me and chuckled to herself. "Then by all means, go ahead." I felt my face glow red as I sat in my normal seat, in the front, there were no other seats on the bus because all of the seniors filled the seats in the back and everyone else was pushed upward. She followed me on and sat next to me. "I'm sorry." she whispered.
"What?"
"I'm sorry. That was rude of me to behave that way and it shouldn't have happened."
"Um... it's fine.." I rolled my eyes
"What?"
"What 'what?'"
"You rolled your eyes. Why?"
"Nothing. It's just incredible that you can insult someone loudly and then whisper an apology"
"No one heard me when we were outside, and I'm apologizing in whispers because a lot of people are sleeping still."
"Whatever"
She mumbled something under her breath.
"What'd you say?"
"Nothing"
I knew she was lying. I understood what she said.
"They never change, do they?"