"Did you and Forest hit yet?" Octavia looked at Raven, Clarke snickering as the three got out of the car. Sharing an apartment and carpooling really helped when you were a teacher. After all, pay checks weren't great…
"Ugh. For the last time. I hate her, she hates me, nothing else to it." Raven glared at her two friends.
"It's just sexual tension that needs to be let out." Clarke smirked.
"You shut up, Griff—who the hell is that?" Raven paused mid sentence to look over at the door.
Anya was walking in with Lincoln, nothing new there. Except there was someone in the middle of the duo. Someone who Clarke found extremely beautiful. It was like Aphrodite herself had descended down from Olympus to grace these people with her presence. Clarke stared, almost hearing her mothers voice of "staring isn't polite, Clarke" in her head as she took in the slight tan complexion of the woman, the forest green eyes, the jawline of a goddess…
"Why does Anya look so happy with her. Anya doesn't look happy with anyone, not even Lincoln and they're friends." Raven wrinkled her nose as mystery woman smirked at Anya, which caused the other woman to laugh. Lincoln just shook his head with a laugh.
"I can ask Lincoln who she is. Because—" Octavia started.
"Yes Octavia, we know. You're dating the hot gym teacher." Raven sighed. "Clarke, don't you get sick of hearing this? Clarke? Hello? Earth to Clarke?"
"Huh, what?" Clarke blinked.
"Clarke your gay was showing. You totally stared at mystery lady for at least five minutes straight." Octavia laughed. "Anyway, I have a class to teach." She ran off to the biology room.
"Why would you leave Polis High to teach here?" Lincoln looked at Lexa as the two walked into the gymnasium.
"Anya already asked this, sorry." Lexa took off her sweatshirt. Lincoln pouted at her, causing her to roll her eyes. "I'm not straight, that will never work on me."
"Is it because of Costia?" Lincoln asked.
"We ended amicably, Lincoln. It was just…sort of awkward. And there was a gym teacher opening here, so." Lexa shrugged, stretching and touching her toes.
"Well in any case, Anya and I are very happy you're here. And you get to meet my girlfriend. She takes boxing classes, maybe you could train her and stuff." Lincoln grinned.
"Why, you're not a suitable enough boxing partner?" Lexa teased with a smirk.
"You know you've always been better." Lincoln laughed. "Alright, we have a class to co-teach Ms. Woods." He bumped her shoulder.
"So…" Raven started, Anya groaning.
"Oh my god, Reyes. Do you make it a personal goal to annoy me at the start of everyday? Even on weekends you email me the dumbest shit."
"Someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning." Raven smirked. "You seemed so happy this morning with your new friend. I didn't know you could make more than one."
"Ha-ha. So funny." Anya said in a monotone voice. "Lexa is a new gym teacher here, and she happens to be one of my closest friends."
Lexa. Raven kept that name in mind. "You speak fondly of her. Do you speak this fondly of me?"
Anya gagged, walking away. She had to bite her lip to not smile, however.
Raven pouted. "Fine, walk away. Be that way, Forest." She walked to the art room. Raven was pretty lucky, she only had one class in the morning and two classes in the afternoon. Physics wasn't really popular with these kids, sadly. It got pretty fun sometimes. She didn't bother knocking, walking into the room. Multiple students looked up, but none said anything. Clarke was busy sketching in her notebook. Raven peeked over her shoulder. "Hey, is that the lady—"
"NO!" Clarke slammed her book down, kids looking up in surprise. "I mean, no, of course not haha get back to work students." She smiled nervously, before glaring at Raven. "First of all, don't sneak up on me. Second of all, don't say what I'm drawing."
"Is it rated R? Ms. Griffin!" Raven gasped, touching her heart. "We are in a school environment!"
"Shut up." Clarke groaned. "What do you want, anyway?"
"Anya wouldn't even argue with me today. She just said how Lexa is her friend and she said it in such a nice way that is so unlike Anya and it left me wondering if they're together or something because Anya never shows any emotion like that and,"
"Breathe Reyes." Clarke laughed slightly. "Tone down the jealousy meter. Who's Lexa?"
"I am not jealous! I'm just concerned…that she will no longer argue with me, and I enjoy those arguments a lot." Raven crossed her arms stubbornly.
"You enjoy them because they turn you on. So, Lexa?" Clarke prompted.
"She's the hot chick that walked in with cheekbones." Raven said.
"What! She can do so much better than Anya, like, me!" Clarke rubbed her forehead.
"Excuse you, Anya is five feet and seven inches of pure sexiness." Raven rolled her eyes. "If anything, cheekbones can do better than jawline."
"So you just now admit your crush on her." Clarke said. "And no offense, but I'd pick jawline over cheekbones."
"If you'd pick that over that then you're dumb Griffin. And it's not a crush! It's just an attraction. One I thought was mutual, until her dumb pretty girlfriend had to ruin it."
"Okay first of all, they may not be dating. I think you're jumping to conclusions. Lexa might not even be gay, Raven." Clarke looked at her friend, who scoffed.
"Not to stereotype, but Clarke, how many female gym teachers aren't gay?" Raven asked.
"Like..three out of ten?" Clarke guessed.
"Exactly." Raven smirked. "So I'm right."
"So, Lincoln told me about you and some physics teacher," Lexa started as she walked into the teachers lounge, looking at Anya with a playful smile. The first half of her first day had gone well. She really liked the students and they seemed to like her because unlike other gym teachers, Lexa liked to workout with them. What kind of evil person made kids run five laps and just watched?
"Ugh, please." Anya rolled her eyes, putting money in the vending machine. "There's nothing between us."
"I never said there was. So, do you like her? Your last boyfriend was Tristan and he was god annoying and egotistical. I'm hoping for a change." Lexa took out her lunch.
"Reyes is annoying and egotistical, but…in a good way. And she's pretty hot." Anya shrugged. "Thats all there is to it."
"So why don't you ask her out? You seem into her." Lexa smiled.
Anya grabbed her soda from the vending machine with a shrug. "Dunno."
"You're gonna remain single—" Lexa started, the door opening. In walked in the most beautiful woman she'd ever seen. With someone next to her, but all Lexa saw was the blonde beauty. She had the bluest eyes, Lexa thought the color could make the sky jealous. Lexa's eyes raked over the woman's body, taking in every curve. Anya nudged her harshly in the ribs.
"Your gay is showing." Anya whispered with a smirk. Lexa coughed, cheeks turning a light pink.
"Shut up." She murmured, Anya's smirk widening.
Clarke was screwed.
One, Lexa was even sexier up close.
Two, Lexa and Anya were murmuring and whispering to each other, Anya grinning and Lexa blushing, (looking very cute, may she add), and the two looking absolutely like a couple.
"I told you." Raven grumbled, glaring at Lexa.
"Hey Reyes, Griffin. This is my friend, Lexa Woods." Anya introduced, gesturing to the woman beside her.
"Hello." Lexa waved with a slight smile. God, even her voice was sexy. Okay Griffin, head in the game. Flirt mode, on.
"My names Griffin Clarke—shit I mean Clarke Griffin, not the..other way, haha..yes." Clarke cut herself off. Raven was trying not to laugh, Anya was looking at her weirdly, while Lexa just smiled her cute hot smile.
"It's a pleasure to meet you, Griffin Clarke." Lexa teased. Clarke liked the way she said her name, emphasizing the C's to the point where they sounded like K's.
The two shook each other's hands, holding on for a moment too long and looking into the others eyes for way longer than needed.
"You're okay with your girlfriend blatantly flirting with my friend?" Raven asked, snapping Clarke and Lexa out of their trance.
Anya blinked at her, before bursting into laughter. Lexa bit her lip, but a few chuckles did escape. "Raven—oh my god, me and Lex? She's my cousin, you moron!" Anya laughed harder.
Raven stood, mortified, gaping like a fish for a minute before her voice finally found her. "But—you said she was your friend, and you two smile around each other and act all coupley—"
"My dad married Anya's mothers sister." Lexa said. "So technically, we're not related, but I grew up thinking her as my cousin. So yes, it'd be extremely weird if we were dating."
"But you don't deny flirting," Raven said, desperate to try and get the attention off of herself. She didn't like embarrassing herself, especially in front of her crus—her coworker that she found attractive. Yes.
"I uh, whoa, breaks over." Lexa stood. Anya smirked, following her out.
"Well…" Clarke cleared her throat. "That was interesting."
"They're single, thats all I care about." Raven said.