centerChapter 5
center A Glimmer of Hope
pThe bell rang for the last class of the day and Sam walked down stairs and to her final class which she shared with Téa. "Hi, you were in my first class today weren't you?" Téa asked. "Probably." She answered. "So what's your name." "What does it matter, I probably won't be here that long any ways." "... uhm . why don't you come with me and meet my friends after school." Téa asked encouragingly. "Sorry I need to finish unpacking my stuff, not know why I even bother, I m probably going to be shipped off somewhere else any ways." Sam responded. "You've been moved a lot?" Téa asked concerned. "Only if you think 15 home in 10 years a lot." Sam responded. "Wow 15, really must be hard trying to adjust." Téa commented. "Yeah, I just stopped trying, I mean what the point once I finally do start feeling like I'm beginning to belong I get shoved somewhere else." Sam answered. "Well you will always have at least one friend now. Téa commented. Smiling softly. "Thanks." Sam responded smiling slightly, something she thought she'd forgotten how to do. The bell rang and class ended.
pThe bell rang for the last class of the day and Sam walked down stairs and to her final class which she shared with Téa. "Hi, you were in my first class today weren't you?" Téa asked. "Probably." She answered. "So what's your name." "What does it matter, I probably won't be here that long any ways." "... uhm . why don't you come with me and meet my friends after school." Téa asked encouragingly. "Sorry I need to finish unpacking my stuff, not know why I even bother, I m probably going to be shipped off somewhere else any ways." Sam responded. "You've been moved a lot?" Téa asked concerned. "Only if you think 15 home in 10 years a lot." Sam responded. "Wow 15, really must be hard trying to adjust." Téa commented. "Yeah, I just stopped trying, I mean what the point once I finally do start feeling like I'm beginning to belong I get shoved somewhere else." Sam answered. "Well you will always have at least one friend now. Téa commented. Smiling softly. "Thanks." Sam responded smiling slightly, something she thought she'd forgotten how to do. The bell rang and class ended.