Transformers School I
"Sarah, Sarah, come on its time to get up," Hayleigh said as she shook the younger woman's shoulder. The few tufts of bright red hair that could still been seen from under the dark blue comforter quickly disappeared at the sheer mentioning of getting up. The older of the two rolled her green eyes impatiently.
"Get. Up!" She said firmly as she grabbed the warm blanket and ripped it off of Sarah, exposing the teen in her batman sleep pants and black sleeveless.
"Fine, fine, I'm up," the nineteen year old grumbled as she staggered into her bathroom, grabbing her silver rimless glasses as she went.
"Be ready to go in thirty minutes," Hayleigh called over her shoulder as she left the room. The only response she got was a wave from her younger friend, shortly before she closed the door.
Twenty minutes later Sarah descended the stairs into the kitchen. Hayleigh looked up from her cereal bowl. Green eyes met blue-grey and she sighed.
"You're going to get into trouble," she said as she put the empty bowl in the sink. Sarah snorted as she leaned on the counter.
"If they got a problem with it they can kiss my ass," she grumbled as she folded her arms across her chest.
Hayleigh was wearing a dark blue, knee length, pleated skirt with a white collared shirt, red tie, dark blue jacket, white knee socks and a pair of black shoes. The standard girl's uniform. Sarah, on the other hand, was wearing a pair of dark blue dress pants, a white collared shirt, red tie, a dark blue blazer and black shoes. The boy's uniform.
"Well come on, lets not be late on the first day of class," Hayleigh said as she picked up her bag and grabbed the car keys.
"Can I drive?" The younger of the two asked innocently.
"No," Hayleigh replied flatly as she got in the driver's seat.
"But-"
"NO!" With that said she started the engine, backed out of the driveway and headed towards their new school.
After fighting the other students for a parking space, the two young women made their way to the main building and discussed their schedules.
"What do you have first?" Hayleigh asked Sarah. The younger of the two reached into her pocket and pulled out a crumpled piece of paper.
"Music," the red head said as he wrinkled her nose. "You?"
"Anatomy," Hayleigh said with a smile. "Well at least after that we have Science together."
"Heh, yah you can keep me from failing," Sarah said with a laugh. With that said the two of them went their separate ways, not to meet again until Science.
Hayleigh arrived at her anatomy class five minutes before it was supposed to start. Sighing she took a seat the second row from the front and flipped through the book for the class.
Not even a minute later a man strode into the small room. Hayleigh didn't notice him until he sat his briefcase on his desk at the front of the room with a thud. Jumping slightly, she looked up from the book and felt her heart speed up slightly.
The man stood at least six feet tall and had a professional air about him. His hair was light brown and was slicked back, except for a few stray strands that hung in front of his bright blue eyes. His skin was fair, but not in a sickly way, and was unmarked by any tattoos or piercings. He wore a pair of slightly form fitting light blue jeans and a white button up shirt.
Feeling someone's eyes on him, the thirty three year old man looked up and saw the green eyes of a student taking him in. He then glanced at his watch.
"You're early," he said smoothly as he looked back at his first student of the day. Hayleigh couldn't help but feel the blood rush to her cheeks at his bright blue eyes met her green ones.
"Yah, I like to get to my classes early," the black haired student replied as she forced the blush to leave her cheeks.
"Good," he said smiling at her. "You can help me set up the room for today." That said he took several stacks of papers out of his briefcase and sat them on his desk.
"One of each for every seat," he said as he continued to shuffle papers. Hayleigh nodded in understanding and did as he asked of her.
By the time she was done handing out papers more students had filed in and the bell rang, signaling the start of the first class of the day. Once everyone was seated he turned and wrote his name on the white board in the front of the room.
"I am Doctor Ryan Hatchel," he said as he capped the marker and turned to face the class of thirty students. "You may call me Doctor Hatchel or Mister Hatchel, either is fine with me. Now, please turn to page one fifty three of your text books." A collective groan resounded throughout the room. They were all silenced by an icy glare from their teacher.
"Today we will start by covering the circulatory system," as he said as he pulled down a map of the human body. Both Ryan and Hayleigh rolled their eyes when some of the boys in the back of the classroom snickered. Hayleigh barely had time to duck out of the way of an oncoming tennis ball. The small yellow ball made contact with the intended student's sternum, effectively stunning him and the rest of the class.
"If you wish to continue your childish behavior I suggest you transfer to another class," the brown haired teacher said in a stern voice as he gave him a frosty glare. The male student in question looked at the paper in front of him as his face turned a deep red.
"Now," Ryan said in a much friendlier tone. "Can anyone tell me how many chambers the human heart has?" God he reminds me of Ratchet, Hayleigh thought with a smile as she started to take notes.