Photo: Joy Pixley
She couldn’t believe that she was sitting there, watching a western with Kyle, the hottest and most popular guy on campus. It felt surreal. It was that morning when he approached her as she was closing her locker. He smiled his incredible smile as he offered to walk her to class.
As they walked down the hallway, he invited her over to his house that evening for pizza and a movie. She accepted, smiling when she saw the other girls watching them. I bet they never thought a guy like Kyle could be interested in a girl like me.
He picked her up in his convertible and took her to the family mansion. His parents were at the opera. After a quick tour, they ate and then settled down to watch the movie.
When it was over, he took her home. Outside of her house, he turned to her. “I’ve this paper that’s due next week and was wondering if you’d write it for me.” He took out his wallet.
Her heart sank. Now she understood the reason for his sudden interest. “I stopped writing papers for other students.”
“Bummer,” he replied.
She got out of the car.
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Source: Study Breaks
Oh no, what a terrible disappointment! One I can relate to from grade school, sad to say. Ah well, lessons learned is growth earned.
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Teenage years are brutal.
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What a cad, best she found out sooner than later
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A tough dissapointment.
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Yes, it is. Hopefully, she will soon get over it.
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