---Shreya's POV---

"Your late," Alisha said.

"Why do you look horrible?" Inaaya asked.

"Well, I just had my heartbroken and then I spilled coffee on one of the popular guys at school. I'm sorry for not looking like a freakin princess," I said.

They both looked at each other. They had never seen a negative side me of me. They were looking at each other, wondering what they should say.

"Leave it. Let's just finish this God damn semester," I said as the professor walked in.

---Atif's POV---

"$100," I repeated.

"We heard you," my friends said for the tenth time.

"She ruined my $100 shirt," I said pist off.

"Just take it to the dry cleaner. I have class to get to," Ryan said.

"No, you have your crush to stare it," Aarav added.

We both laughed at that.

"Screw you guys," Ryan said and left.

Aarav and I went to the dry cleaners. I had to buy a cheap shirt in the mean time, because a cheap girl spilled coffee all over my $100 shirt.

I still got all the drooly faces of girls. Benefits of being popular.

"See, they don't care about what you wear," he said.

I laughed at that.

"Hey, look who's back and looking awful," I said.

"I hate my crush," Ryan said.

We both immediately sat down ready for the drama to unfold.

Who says only girls enjoy drama?

"Do tell," we said.

"So we were talking about crushes and talking to them and love and all that stuff in class today. Guess what she says? She says crushes are stupid and a waste of time. She goes, there's no point in having one, because it'll just lead to heartbreak," he said.

"Well, it did lead to your heart being broken, so she was right," Aarav said.

I nodded in agreement.

"Dude, your popular! Help me get her please! I promise, I won't ever let her down," he said.

"Your asking the guy who doesn't even believe in love. Good luck with that," Aarav said.

"Hey, just because I don't believe in it doesn't mean I can't help him out," I said.

A few seconds later I added, "I think."

"Your the best! I won't let you guys down!" He said.

"But the question becomes how do we do this?" I asked and both said they don't know.

"Alright, I'll think of something," I said.