Lasciate ogne speranze, voi chi'intrate.
Vaughn and Adriana came walking into the science lab laughing their heads off, Lucas and Josie both straightened and looked at the pair jealously. Adriana stopped dead in her tracks.
'Woah! Feel the intensity in this room!' Adrian swayed a bit on the spot, Vaughn led her over to one of the stools. She sat with her head in her hands. Corrine was about to explain to Vaughn what they had been discussing whilst he had gone for a walk with the new girl when Adriana interrupted her.
'Can you please not feel so loud?!' She looked back up at them. 'I don't even have to try and get a hit off you you're projecting that loudly at me!' They all looked around confused except for Vaughn.
'What are you talking about?' Josie asked. Adriana looked at them and pointed to each in turn.
'Lucas, confusion, Josie, envy, Marshall, just stop thinking so much at one time, Vaughn, love and Corrine, dear God! Just stop feeling so guilty.' Corrine looked at her strangely whilst everyone else in the room turned their focus to her.
'What have I got to be guilty about?' Corrine asked her, she got an answer and raised eyebrows in reply.
'I believe a certain trip through a mirror to an alternate universe.'
'I don't know what you're talking about.' Corrine told her whilst averting her eye line.
'Fine, to stop all of these mixed feelings, I'll remind you shall I? Corrine here had a little adventure. She was practicing for the audition for Magnet 360 and insulted her in the mirror. Suddenly she is sucked through the mirror into an alternate dimension where Blake Holsey High doesn't teach Science. It's a performing Arts school. Vaughn, you were a bookworm, Lucas, you were the school's heartthrob, who liked to wear loose t-shirts with lace at the top undone and you had no glasses whereas Vaughn did.'
'Please stop.' Whimpered Corrine.
'You gonna take over?' Corrine looked down again and motioned for to carry one. 'Josie, the most different one of all, you were a girly girl, you didn't know how to skateboard, your favourite colour was pink so you wore it all the time, and you could sing. Professor Z, you were an artiste, you weren't a science teacher, you helped guide Corrine in the right direction and liked to give air kisses. And now we come to the main attraction. Marshall.'
'No!' Corrine suddenly exclaimed. 'You can't,'
'I can, I have to, to stop you feeling guilty. It's killing me.'
'Please don't, he doesn't know anything about it.'
'I'm sorry, but I have to, he deserves to know.'
'Okay, but don't put it as bluntly as you did the others.'
'Fine. Marshall, you were the most surprising of all. You wore a lot of eyeliner.' Her eyes were white by now trying to remember everything. 'You were in the school band. Lead singer, you were pretty melodramatic in your performance though. You helped Corrine the most, you helped her learn how to loosen up, you also flirted with her non stop.' Corrine couldn't look at anyone by this point and Marshall was staring at her neck. Josie, Vaughn and Lucas were all hanging on all her words, Professor Z was looking at Corrine as well.
'Adriana?' Josie interrupted. 'Before you go any further perhaps we should leave, and let these guys hear on their own.' Josie ushered everyone out except for Corrine, Marshall and Adriana.
'She didn't want to leave, you actually liked her in that dimension, but she had to. Except the mirror broke. So she had to teach you all about science, in fact you didn't want her to leave either. So you attempted to break the mirror again, except you didn't succeed. So Corrine said her goodbyes to everyone. And you were the last Marshall. And with a parting kiss Corrine left the same way she came.' Adriana slumped back down in her seat. She looked ahead of her and saw Corrine and Marshall staring deeply into each other's eyes. 'I'll just be going.' Adriana walked out of the classroom leaving the two oblivious teenagers looking at each other.
'So?' Marshall started. 'You like me?'
'Yeah, but you don't.'
'What makes you say that?'
'Because in that world, everything was opposite. Which means you don't care for me at all.'
'You haven't seen me perform yet have you?' Corrine shook her head. Marshall cupped her face in his hand. 'When I perform with Magnet 360, I have the eyeliner, the melodramatic posture, and the flirtatious attitude.' He looked down into her eyes and slowly raised her head to his. Their lips locked for the second time for Corrine, but for the first ever time for Marshall.
Vaughn and Adriana came walking into the science lab laughing their heads off, Lucas and Josie both straightened and looked at the pair jealously. Adriana stopped dead in her tracks.
'Woah! Feel the intensity in this room!' Adrian swayed a bit on the spot, Vaughn led her over to one of the stools. She sat with her head in her hands. Corrine was about to explain to Vaughn what they had been discussing whilst he had gone for a walk with the new girl when Adriana interrupted her.
'Can you please not feel so loud?!' She looked back up at them. 'I don't even have to try and get a hit off you you're projecting that loudly at me!' They all looked around confused except for Vaughn.
'What are you talking about?' Josie asked. Adriana looked at them and pointed to each in turn.
'Lucas, confusion, Josie, envy, Marshall, just stop thinking so much at one time, Vaughn, love and Corrine, dear God! Just stop feeling so guilty.' Corrine looked at her strangely whilst everyone else in the room turned their focus to her.
'What have I got to be guilty about?' Corrine asked her, she got an answer and raised eyebrows in reply.
'I believe a certain trip through a mirror to an alternate universe.'
'I don't know what you're talking about.' Corrine told her whilst averting her eye line.
'Fine, to stop all of these mixed feelings, I'll remind you shall I? Corrine here had a little adventure. She was practicing for the audition for Magnet 360 and insulted her in the mirror. Suddenly she is sucked through the mirror into an alternate dimension where Blake Holsey High doesn't teach Science. It's a performing Arts school. Vaughn, you were a bookworm, Lucas, you were the school's heartthrob, who liked to wear loose t-shirts with lace at the top undone and you had no glasses whereas Vaughn did.'
'Please stop.' Whimpered Corrine.
'You gonna take over?' Corrine looked down again and motioned for to carry one. 'Josie, the most different one of all, you were a girly girl, you didn't know how to skateboard, your favourite colour was pink so you wore it all the time, and you could sing. Professor Z, you were an artiste, you weren't a science teacher, you helped guide Corrine in the right direction and liked to give air kisses. And now we come to the main attraction. Marshall.'
'No!' Corrine suddenly exclaimed. 'You can't,'
'I can, I have to, to stop you feeling guilty. It's killing me.'
'Please don't, he doesn't know anything about it.'
'I'm sorry, but I have to, he deserves to know.'
'Okay, but don't put it as bluntly as you did the others.'
'Fine. Marshall, you were the most surprising of all. You wore a lot of eyeliner.' Her eyes were white by now trying to remember everything. 'You were in the school band. Lead singer, you were pretty melodramatic in your performance though. You helped Corrine the most, you helped her learn how to loosen up, you also flirted with her non stop.' Corrine couldn't look at anyone by this point and Marshall was staring at her neck. Josie, Vaughn and Lucas were all hanging on all her words, Professor Z was looking at Corrine as well.
'Adriana?' Josie interrupted. 'Before you go any further perhaps we should leave, and let these guys hear on their own.' Josie ushered everyone out except for Corrine, Marshall and Adriana.
'She didn't want to leave, you actually liked her in that dimension, but she had to. Except the mirror broke. So she had to teach you all about science, in fact you didn't want her to leave either. So you attempted to break the mirror again, except you didn't succeed. So Corrine said her goodbyes to everyone. And you were the last Marshall. And with a parting kiss Corrine left the same way she came.' Adriana slumped back down in her seat. She looked ahead of her and saw Corrine and Marshall staring deeply into each other's eyes. 'I'll just be going.' Adriana walked out of the classroom leaving the two oblivious teenagers looking at each other.
'So?' Marshall started. 'You like me?'
'Yeah, but you don't.'
'What makes you say that?'
'Because in that world, everything was opposite. Which means you don't care for me at all.'
'You haven't seen me perform yet have you?' Corrine shook her head. Marshall cupped her face in his hand. 'When I perform with Magnet 360, I have the eyeliner, the melodramatic posture, and the flirtatious attitude.' He looked down into her eyes and slowly raised her head to his. Their lips locked for the second time for Corrine, but for the first ever time for Marshall.