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sleepy eyes. I also ignored the annoying sniggers from the people be

nutes before lunch break. I packed up my books into my bags and sat stil

lp yesterday. Even if it was a kind of a proud ac

but ever since I moved in with the Matthews, they made it a law. Mind your business,

ou for lunch yesterday...' No, I'll jus

p th

uh

hing. It's dri

out on the desk. Oh, noise.

'm just..

I've had so far with him since we

alking meant making friends, and makin

picking my books

had breakf

ng no would get him suspicious, although I did

at your b

tch, as if he didn't exp

n a low tone, and coupled with a trace of hi

-ye

owled, as if it was tell

't you cover up for me

ttered and went to his forehead. I tried not to s

me

he

s be so defiant

t's the only w

more, I looked up to f

said th

ll smile. "It's a q

that seemed to make him look more....stop

acbeth about stubbornn

sly, and my stom

again, ''And don't

called me stub

we were going

he repli

he garage?" I asked. "Should

I've ever seen, such that when he said, "Cafeteria's f

god. But I didn't say exactly

curl at the nape of his neck, and it was always combed back eve

by long dark lashes,

hat I'll swear were sculpt

s a non abstract e

er quiet, and he wa

o the backseat of a jeep with tinted wind

s I climbed i

act toget

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restaurant, so po

to look

g here? During school's lunchtime

s here opened Emilio's

oll

aving lunch here?" I ask

staring at me again, like h

ha

pened to