Hayden

I walked thought the hallway, all the girl giggling and sending me flirty look.
I just smirked. I may be good looking, but I had never actually had a real relationship. I was very desired by women though.

I walk up to Jayden.

"Yo dude!" He grinned, "how's the rich kid?"
"I'm good." I laughed.
"That's good." Jayden smirked.
I glanced at my watch, "Sorry, I gotta go. Don't want to be late to class."
"See you later dude." Jayden winked.
I walked through the hallways, trying to get to class. Suddenly I felt someone hit my chest. Looking down I saw a girl on the floor, books everywhere. I recognized her from my last class. She's the red head nerd that I have too sit next to.
"Watch it!" I frowned.
She nodded, hurriedly picking up her books.
She kept her head down, holding her books close to her chest. She immediately tried to get away but there was no way that was happening.
I grabbed her arm, "I want an apology."
She merely nodded and tried to fight my grip.
"Say sorry and I'll let you go." I smirked. Many eyes were on us now.
I could feel anger or panic in her. She struggled against my hand.
"Don't waste your energy, sweetheart." I smirked. This was entertaining.
She ignored me, even though I was stronger, no doubt.
"Say your sorry." I said, someone had to teach this girl about her social status. After all she was just a poor kid. I could tell because of the rags she was wearing.
I could feel her shaking. Good. "Say it."
She nodded but didn't say a word.
This lower-class girl was really starting to get on my nerves. Couldn't she understand that she wasn't near the top of the social ladder. Heck she couldn't even touch it. A lowly poor nerd girl.
"You lowly scamp." I sneered. "Apologize!"
She only continued to struggle. I sighed. I know this wasn't going anywhere so I let go of her arm.
I continued making my way to class.
It wasn't until last class when I realized how awkward things would be.
Yeah, I forgot that I sat next to the lowly scamp.
Taking my seat next to her I glanced over, trying to catch her face. I was hoping to find fear. And I did. But I found more than that as well. I suddenly took note of the red blotchy skin on her cheeks. To top it all off there were dried tears on her face as well.
I smirked she deserved it. But part of me argued. Did she really, it's not like she did anything bad.
Honestly, she made a simple mistake.
Ugh to much thinking.
I grabbed my notebook and tried to focus on the lesson, but my mind kept drifting.
I found myself looking at her, and suddenly noticed a bruise on her wrist.
Did I cause that?
No, I was barley holding her.
She's probably a clumsy bitch.
I was so glad to get out of here. I full on bolted out the door, making my way to me, Jayden and Nicks meeting spot.
Seeing that the guys were already there I smirked. "Hey kids."
"You're the most childish!" Jay rolled his eyes.
"Hey boys," a soft voice sang. A shorter girl, with rich honey gold hair and sparkling caramel eyes walked up.
"Hey Chiquita." Nicks smile grew infinitely larger as he got up and pressed a kiss to her cheek.
"Hey Vira, how's it going?" I asked. I was surprised to see Nicks girlfriend around, and apparently it showed because when Nicola showed up, she commented "what up with you? Surprised that even smart people need to go to school?"
Nick glanced between me and his sister smirking. It's funny how alike these two were. They were identical, down to the inch, except that one was male and the other was female.
"H-how are you?" Jay stuttered.
Odd, he never got nervous around people, especially not girls.
"I'm good, today was really long though." She smiled, her olive eyes twinkling as she twirled her hair around one finger.
"Th-that's good." Jay nodded, his hand moving to rub the back of his neck.
"Well boys, I'll see ya'll later! I'm taking us out to lunch."
"Sweet. The girls too?" Nick asked.
"Yeah," I nodded, getting into my lambo.
I sped off towards the office, ready to start my work.
It had become routine that I head to the office after school, eat with my parents then head home and go to bed. So that's exactly what happened.

I was very excited to go out for lunch today seeing as it had been a while since we last really spoke to each-other. I grinned as Jay and I got into my car while Nick drove his sister and Vira.
Meeting at the restaurant, we went inside, and I asked for a table.
"Do you have a reservation?" The blonde asked, trying to make her assets seem bigger.
"Yes, a table for five under the name Woods." I internally rolled my eyes at her flirty behavior.
"Yes, I see that. Right this way." She led us to a corner table and took our orders.
"So how's it going with all you?" I asked.
"Well, the break dancing's going well." Nicola said with a grin. She is a bookish person who also enjoys dancing.
"Yeah, I have started teaching some beginners classes in dance." Nick said.
The Reis family owns a big dance studio in the area. There are all kinds of dances taught there.
Nick prefers partner dances while Cola does breakdance. Their family is very into the dancing careers.
"My dad's had me start working for him." Jay sighed. Jay's dad is a CEO of another company, a recording company. One of the reasons we are so close is because we've known each other since birth because our fathers went to school together.
"I've taken up a couple jobs including three kids that need education help." Vira's lips graced upwards slightly.
Vira is looking for a job in special education since her little brother is dyslexic. She has a drive to help children like him after seeing him struggle.
I smiled. Glancing at the clock I realized we had to go. I payed our bill and we headed back for our last class.

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