Sara's POV
I was mad at Justine, she has never flipped out like this before. I've known her for nearly ten years and this is the first time she's gotten this pissed off at me, seriously. I didn't have my last class with her and we didn't have plans to meet up at The Dot, so I didn't see her for the rest of the day, and I didn't see Eli either. Having that "fight" with Justine really made me wish I didn't stop talking to him. I don't care if Justine said he wrecked his car, he's a lot calmer then she is.
When I got home I did my homework in a rush. Then to calm myself down, I went into my dark room. That's where photographers delvop their film. You know, the room with the red lights, trays of water, photo strips and pictures everywhere. The red light use to give me bad headaches and I could never stay in there for too long, but I finally got over it, thank God.
Unless you don't see the obvious like I do, you can tell by now that I'm a photographer. I was in the photo club at school, but it's one of the few clubs they didn't bring back yet. Mr. Simpson's excuse is not finding a chaperone yet, and although most of the time I can handle his rules; that's the thing that makes me wanna punch him in the face.
I use basically every kind of camera to take pictures. The old-fasihoned ones where you have to look into the top, the kind where the photo comes out right after you take it, the digital kind most photographers use nowadays; and the one on my iPod Touch. Pictures can take up a lot of GB space, trust me.
I also take pictures of a lot of stuff too. But I like doing every day objects the most. A half-full bottle of Coke, converse with the shoe-laces untied, but I'll take a picture of anything really.
I spent about forty-five minutes in my dark room, delevoping some pictures I took last week at the playground. I was little annoyed when 2 out of the 9 I took had bad framing. But my Grandpa (who got me into photography) said not to let little stuff like that bring you done. That even Jimmy Olsen had trouble getting a good picture of Superman.
When I finished, I decided to get as far as A Night With the Walking Dead as I could, so I could finally burrow some books from Eli. I was just gonna ignore what Justine said for now. One part of the book made me stop reading for a second.
The girl in the book, Deliah got biten and knows she'll end up dying, and her boyfriend Victor says he has to tell her something while he still can. He admits that a few hours before this whole nightmare happened, he was unfaithful to her. In other words, he cheated on her. But he regreted it, and figured he could make up for it by protecting her, but he had now failed. And Deliah said to him, "Why don't you just put a knife through my heart right now?"
I put the book down for a minute. That line just made me have to stop. A silver tear slipped down my face. I hate cheating, I can't stand it when people on TV shows or movies or anywhere cheat. All it leads to is heartbreak.
But I finally picked the book back up. Later on in the story, just as Deliah is about to die, she forgives Victor for cheating. Even though I understood why she did, one part of my brain said, "Why would you forgive him?"
This is short, sorry. I like it though because you get to know more about Sara. Next chapter will either be up later today or early tomorrow. Oh and what did you think about Now or Never last night. Drew and Bianca's story was really intense! Can't wait for the rest of the season, I wanna see Eli!