For @anayabasur

The room was fuzzy and it was so hard for you to make anything out. You were trying to stay up with the notes that the teacher was giving, but it was hard. You looked back down and the last thing you wrote didn't even look like English. 

You felt someone tap your shoulder and you turned quickly startled by the tiny amount of contact. 

"You okay?" Your friend asks, her voice lower than normal. 

"Why are you speaking funny?"You managed to say. 

The sentence took you about ten seconds to put together and take out. Your brain and mouth weren't working together. 

"You look really sick, are you okay?"She asks.

"I'm fine." 

There were only about 30 minutes of class left and you were pretty sure you could make it through. 

"Tell me if you feel bad,"she said and turned back to her notes. 

The last thing you needed was to fall behind during class. 

"She isn't okay, is she?"You heard a voice behind you ask.

"No, I don't think so.But she doesn't want to fall behind,"your friend says. 

"But if she falls ill, she won't be able to understand anything,"you recognize the voice to be Shehry. "She can just copy my notes after."

"Your work? Shehry, you hardly talk to her, why would you do that now?"Your friend asks. 

Their conversation was the only thinking making sense, til you felt a migraine kick in. 

Shehry just ignored your friend and straight up asked your teacher if he could take you to the nurse. 

You felt a hand brush against your arm and you were pulled out of your seat. 

"I'm fine Shehry. I need to pass the class,"you say as you guys are outside. 

"You won't pass class if you are passing out on the desk,"he said. 

"But I need to do the work and pass the class!" You say again. 

"Please let me go back," you say. 

"Make sure she stays here and lays down," he told the nurse. 

He turned to you, "I'll give my notes later on,"he said and left. 

You don't know how many hours passed til you woke up. You looked around to see a notebook and a folder on the table beside you. You also noticed two notes. You picked up the first one and noticed it was from the nurse, saying to come to her when you felt better. The second one was from Shehry. 

Hope you feel better. I don't know if you'll remember, but the nurse will tell you so I see no point in writing that. I've left you my notes and folder of the homework packet. I don't know if you'll remember what I said earlier but call me if you need help with anything. Get well soon. 

You re-read the notes and smiled. Even with a headache still, Shehry made you feel better than you ever did.