College Guys Don't Go Well With High School Girls
Half Dead and Bad Omens
Itachi Uchiha sat on the back desk of his classroom, tire, black eyes looking to the sides for any crazy fan girls. He sighed in relief not noticing some today. It was just not his day.
College parties have not been helping at all, specially that the parties were held on his sharing room with his roommate Kisame. Not to mention the rest of the group were on the surrounding rooms to his. And parties that are held by the Akatsuki are literally parties. The best of the best.
Yesterday was the longest and wildest party they had held yet, and he hadn't had time to study for today's test. That also explains why at the moment he looked half dead, half alive.
"Uchiha, nice job on your research paper."
Black eyes looked up to meet the blue ones of his sensei. He nodded in acknowledgement.
As he heard his sensei's footsteps walk away he finally looked down on the paper he held with one hand. His perfect eyebrow began to twitch slightly, barely noticeable.
There on the upper right of his paper was a 99 mark which was written with red sharpie pen. Indeed, college parties have been affecting his grades. Perhaps it was time for a change in life. He had been wanting to try that new coffee shop that was a block away from his dorm building. Might not be much of an alteration from his everyday life but everything starts small, right? Who knows, perhaps going there might change everything.
"Damn!" A girl with pink hair looked down at the scattered glass mug that she was few seconds ago holding. She kneeled down to pick up the broken glass off the tiled floor.
Another girl that seemed older than her popped her head to the side and looked down at the pinkette. "Ooooh, that's a bad omen, Sakura!" The older girl giggled and continued to serve more refreshments on 'to go' cups.
Sakura snorted. "There is no such things as bad omens- Ow!" She swiftly placed her hurt index finger into her mouth. Ewww, metallic taste…
"Bad omen!" The older girl repeated once again while escaping a deadly glare from the rosette.
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