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"No effing way, you beat Austin Moon at fencing?" Cassidy said at me, salad stuck on her fork.
I was leaning up against the table chewing an apple as I told the sophmores what happened first period.
Our classes had passed pretty fast. I had three before lunch and then a long block afterwards. I was anxious because that class just happened to my music AP class.
"Tell the story again, and explain in detail Austin's face afterwards." Narnie said before biting a veggie burger.
I laughed. "So I-" I stopped short when I felt arms slide around my waist.
I froze. The last time someone touched me in voluntarily was-. I didn't think as I brought my elbow up and back as I hit something hard, but still soft like human flesh.
My supisions were confirmed when I heard a grunt as the arms retracted from around my waist. I spun around to see who the intruder was.
I turned around and saw the obnoxious blonde, clutching his stomach.
"What the hell is your problem?" I said crossing my arms.
He looked up, recovering from my previous blow. "Me? You just jabbed me in the abs!" He responded through clenched teeth.
"A random person wrapping their arms around my waist is my problem." I said my eyes traveling up and down his form.
"But I'm not random I'm Austin Moon." He said with a smirk.
I blinked at him. I turned around to face the lunch table. "You didn't tell me he was an egotistical jerwad and an airhead." I whispered loud enough for him to here.
The girls at the table giggled as the tone of the bell rang signaling the end of lunch. I reached for my bag, ignoring the blondes prescence.
I started walking to the door talking to my group of friends until we split off in the middle of the courtyard to go to the music building.
"So, what did you say your name was again?" I heard a voice come up to me as I turned. I saw the same blonde come up next to me trying to match my strides.
"If you can't remember why exactly do you need to know?" I said questioning him.
He laughed. "Your the top music prodigy in the country after me." He said fixing the strap on his shoulder.
"Well then maybe you can figure it out." I said as I pushed open the doors to the music building.
I looked down at my schedule to see the room for my music class.
It was down the hall, so I started walking towards it. He was still following me.
I spun around once I reached the door. "Why are you following me? Don't you have a class?" I questioned.
He cocked his head. "I'm not and I am. This is my class." He said pointing to the door.
My eyes widened as I pushed it open revealing a large classroom filled with instruments.
There was a podium facing a table with two chairs and a desk off to the side at the head of the classroom.
The rest of the room was filled with instruments. There was movement on the side door when the bell rang.
A tall, young lady wearing heels rushed in wearing a sun dress and carrying a brief case in her hands.
"I am so sorry I'm late." She said breathless. "I could not get my car to start this morning." She said. "So I wasn't here as early as I would have liked." She said setting her stuff down on the desk.
She leaned against the front of her desk and gestured for us to sit in the chairs in front of her.
I sat down, unoticably scooting my chair away from the blonde.
"Well welcome to Music AP." She said smiling before adjusting the brown curls hanging from her head.
"It is such an honor to get to teach two talented kids like you." She said.
"My name is Miss Jean." She said.
Austin raised his hand. "Yes Austin?"
"Do you have a lot of music experience? You must if they hired you to teach us." He said. It made her laugh, she picked her head up and looked at him.
"When I was your age, I was exactly like you. I was the top music prodigy." She said smiling.
I sat up in my seat, no longer tuning out the conversation.
"Wait, your Jean Love? The best women musician in the world?" I said. She nodded raising her arms.
"In the flesh." She said laughing.
"Your really good, really great. Your one of the reasons I started to play." I said seriously.
"Well I'm honored." She said.
Austin raised his hand again. "Yes Mr. Moon." She said leaning off the desk.
"Since were the top music prodigy's what exactly can you teach us?" He asked.
I looked at him like he slapped a puppy. He thourly ignored it though.
"On the contrary, Mr. Moon. Even the greats, never stopped learning." She said pulling folders out her bag.
"Which is why, I have your fist assignment." She said walking up to our table.
We both looked equally curious as we looked at the great in front of us.
"Now this won't be due till the end of the semester, but I'm giving it to you now for a head start." She said handing an orange folder to Austin and a blue one to me.
"You have to write a song," we scoffed laying the folders on the table. She shook her head and finger at us.
"No, let me finish. You have to write a song, using no instruments." She said. Confusion filled our faces.
"How are you supposed to do that?" Austin said.
"You write it, using nature as your instrument." She said opening the window.
Sounds filtered through the room. We got up and joined her at the window.
The sounds came from all around us. The people talking down in the quad, the momma bird feeding her babies, their chirping making a barrier around them.
The airplane soaring overhead, making a slice through the wind. The construction workers working across the street, their tools making banging and clink noises.
"Wow." I breathed.
"It might take some time for your heart to find a melody, but here's a hint, don't look to hard." She said before turning around to go back to the center of the room leaving Austin and I awe struck.
"Come on! We have music to make."
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