High School Musical

Kelsi sat on her bed and sighed a sigh of relief. She was glad to be home. For the past three years she had been sent to a boarding school. She was torn away from all her friends and especially Jason. She knew it but she loved Jason, but when she left. They fell apart. They didn't write each other or call. She didn't even know if he still went to East High.

I hope Jason still likes me when he sees me. Three years and I can't believe I might see him again. I can't wait to see Gabi and Troy. Sharpay and Ryan had moved according to Taylor. I'm so glad. Chad was probably the same guy.

She walked down the street to the bus stop where Gabi and Taylor stood chatting. She listened in to what they were talking about for a few moments because they still hadn't noticed her standing there.

"Have I become invisible?" She said sarcastically. A smile spread across both of their faces.

"OH MY GOODNESS!" The both squealed as they gave her hugs and began asking her questions. "When did you get back?" Gabi asked.

"Late last night. I can't wait to see the rest of the guys." The entire bus ride Kelsi spent answering their questions. We shuffled off the bus and went strait to homeroom, where Troy, Chad, and Jason were. They were all breathless when Kelsi walked in. Mrs. Darbus didn't let them even say hi. Kelsi sat down next to Jason and Gabi. Her heart was pounding in her throat as she looked at him. His eyes were the same and so was his smile.

After homeroom everyone talked before their classes started. Once again Kelsi answered a million questions.

"Hey…" Jason and she were finally alone.

"Hey…" It was kinda akward. "Listen I have to tell you something." Kelsi just nodded. "I have a…girlfriend. I didn't think we'd ever see each other again." Kelsi couldn't speak for a moment her heart was breaking.

"Oh…um…good. I'm happy for you. Really I am." He smiled and then the bell rang. Kelsi ran into the girl's bathroom and cried her eyes out. No one heard her thankfully. She didn't want to explain. She dried her eyes and realized she had missed one of her classes.

"Oh great. I just got back and I'm already gonna be grounded." She sighed and left the bathroom looking at her reflection once more. It was free period and she headed for the music room to write a song. She got there and the music room was being used. To her surprise Jason sat in there playing the guitar and singing. He was wonderful.

Why didn't he tell me? Then again we're not boyfriend and girlfriend anymore.

Kelsi sighed as she walked to her next class. She listened to the boring history lectures and avoided her friends the rest of the day.

School ended and Kelsi walked home alone. Her cell phone rang and she answered.

"Hello."

"Hey, I wanted to check on you. You seemed distant at school and you avoided everyone all day. What's up?" Jason sounded worried.

"I'm just a little distracted."

"Are you sure you're OK?"

"Yeah."

"Well I got to go I'm meeting Jenna at the park." Kelsi didn't even say good bye she just hung up. She had more on her mind then just Jason. Something had happened while she was at the boarding school and only her parents knew. They promised not to say anything about what happened.

That night Kelsi's dreams were once again haunted. She had nightmares every night since the incident.

Kelsi sat in her old dorm talking with her best friend Kelly. Kelly's boyfriend had just broken up with her to go out with Kelsi. Kelsi sat on Kelly's bed and Kelly sat on her bed for some strange reason.

"Hey, I turned that creep down."

"But you like him why would you do that. I didn't." Kelsi sighed.

"I know, but right now I'm still getting over someone."

"Jason?" Kelsi nodded and Kelly smiled.

"Don't worry. You'll see him again and you'll pick up where you left off." At that moment the lights turned off. Kelsi heard Kelly scream. The lights flickered back on and Kelly was gone. There was blood all over the room.

Kelsi screamed as she bolted awake. She had only been a sleep for 30 minutes and she knew she wasn't getting back to sleep. She never did after the nightmares, but normally they came later on into the night.

The next morning Kelsi still hadn't fallen asleep she went to school zoned. She was barley aware of her surroundings.

"Are you OK?" Jason asked as he walked with me to homeroom.

"Just tired. I had a long night." Jason sighed and Kelsi sat at her desk. She ignored everyone and skipped lunch. She went to the library and tried to fall asleep. She quickly did and once again nightmares haunted her.

She was running in the park. The sun had set and there wasn't a moon. Clouds were in the sky. Out of breath Kelsi stopped and looked behind her she was trying to find out if he was still following her.

"I didn't want her. I wanted you. You should have said yes and that's why I want you dead." He paused as he walked closer. You're next Kelsi Nelson."

Kelsi was shaking and crying in her sleep. She woke up to Jason shaking her.

"Kels, you OK?" He looked pale and panicked. She couldn't say anything she just kept crying. He calmed her down. She stopped crying and began to breathe again. "Kels what happened?!?!?!"

"He's coming for me. He wanted me." Kelsi was in shock as she looked towards Jason.

"Who Kels, who? Who's after you?" He was shaking her, but she couldn't hear him.

"He wants me dead." Her voice was shaky.

"Let me take you home." Jason helped her up and they left the school. She flinched at every little noise.

Jason's POV

What could have scared her so much? Jason had never seen her like that. He stayed with her while she waited for her Mom to get home from work.

Who is he? Why does he want her dead? What happened at that boarding school that she's hiding?

She fell asleep for a little while and she tossed and turned, but no crying or screaming. He took that as a good sign.

I love you Kelsi Nelson, I just never thought I'd see you again. I'm breaking up with Jenna tonight and am planning on asking you out tomorrow. I was hesitant earlier, but now I know. I'm worried.

Please review. Hope you like the story. I'm sorry if the beginning was a bit boring. Please tell me what you think.