Sophia Carroll
Sophia opened her eyes slowly and squinted when a flash of light burned her grass green eyes. Scrunching them up she looked around the classroom and noticed that she was not the only one that had fallen asleep again during the lecture. She looked over to theother side of the classroom and caught her ex Troy looking at her from under his blonde fringe. Looking away quickly she felt a tight squeeze in her chest and sighed as she looked down a the paper on her lap and picked up her pen and continued to colour in the small black heart that she had drawn. What is wrong with me. Itt's been 5 months since we were together and I blew it. Just forget him Sophie! She looked back towards him but tried to keep her eyes kidden under her fringe. He had a blonde girl hanging off his arm trying to talk in his ear. "Samantha. Please be quiet while I am teaching." Sophia looked over to the teacher and shook her head, Stuipd girl. Sophia jumped a little when she heard the bell ring and grabbed herback and started to head out of the classroom just as the teacher was saying, "Okay now I want you al to read Chapter 13 on the History of Theatre." Blinking furiously she started to make her way over to the little cafe that she liked to go to.
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Troy Gowty
Troy supressed a sigh as he walked out of the classroom behind Sophia and looked over Samantha's head and watched as Sophia walked past him with a sad expression on her face. Her black hair was falling over her shoulders in loose curls and she was chewing nervously on a black pen that was stuck on her mouth. I hope she's okay. I didn't mean to hurt her so bad I didn't know. I'm not meant to know. Keiran told me at the last party she was at with me. I didn't know that me breking up with her would hurt her so bad after this long. He couldn't help but walk after her into the small cafe. He pulled his arm out from Samantha's vice-like crip and sat down on the other side of the room and watched Sophia with a concerned expression.
[I hope you don't mind that I started out in class]