Love Fight
Chapter 2
The annoying noise of Marco's alarm clock woke him up. His alarm clock was flashing 6:45am. He got up slowly and ate dry cereal for breakfast. A block away from the Degrassi Community High School, he was staring in to space when Ellie and him both turned the corner and bumped in to each other. The bump sent Ellie's papers flying in to the breezy air and landing in to an uncut bush. Feeling humiliated he offered to get them for her.
"Thanks, it is okay really," Ellie insured him.
They both talked and soon were at the front doors of the big school.
Once they got inside they broke up to find their friends. Marco spotted Paige talking to Hazel and Jimmy by the metal staircase. They were talking about him quietly.
"Hazel he was totally dreaming when my brother came in. It was totally weird. It was like he was gay and admiring Dylan," Paige commented.
"Maybe he was thinking about someone else, like me?" Hazel added making Jimmy gasp and scowl at her.
"I am just kidding honey," Hazel kissed Jimmy on the lips.
"Hi guys," Marco greeted everybody.
"Hello," they all responded back.
BING! The bell was ringing signally everyone to go to first block. The noise of feet moving filled the giant hall. The day was beginning. They all started walking excitedly to Mr. Simpson's class. Mr. Simpson's class was the usual, funny and the time to chat secretly on the old computers. Marco jumped when the computer made a loud noise. No one heard the noise though.
Marco got a private chat message from Paige. It read; do you wanna go to my brother's party with the gang? While Marco was reading it quietly the teacher was talking about functions of the computer.
"Marco, can you tell us some functions?" the tall teacher asked.
Marco was still reading the message when a rough hand tapped him on the back. Mr. Simpson moved on seeing that his student was about to fall asleep.
"Paige, can you tell us some functions?" asked the irritated teacher.
Marco was finally done reading his private message from Paige. He had no clue if he wanted to go or not with Dylan there. He didn't know what made his heart go faster or what it meant. He thought to himself that it was just a side affect after drinking the coffee.
"I'm not going to go back to that place," he concluded loudly.
"Do you have something to say Marco?" asked the puzzled educator.
First block was the worst block of the day for Marco. So was second. In second block he completely was out of it, but then again it was math. He was worried. He couldn't be gay. His dad would throw him out on the streets.
Thankfully before he could think more in to it the noisy bell rang.
The day was almost over, just two more long blocks. Marco was also starving to death. He didn't have cereal or anything for breakfast. Lunch was in 4th block which seemed only a few minutes away but in reality was an hour away. At lunch he needed to talk to the queen of all preps, Paige. He finally decided he didn't feel like going to the wild party and needed to notify his friend.