Snippet #1829840

Asa walked towards his next class. Might as well be late, any attention was better than none, especially when teachers gave dirty looks for being late. Being late to science class was a hobby, he just adored the nasty look the teacher gave him as he walked in, it literally made his day. Most people had cleared the hallways aside from the habitually late.

Having no one to talk to as he walked Asa got bored. He began to ramble to himself, talking about everything from the dare to what he wanted to do tonight. Possibly walk the mall to try and grab peoples attention, that always turned out to be a fun night. Of course, he'd probably be late, and his parents would probably end up killing him. They'd already warned him about his lateness, they weren't likely to be very lenient this time.

Asa walked into the science classroom, and as always the teacher flashed him a dirty look. Smiling, he took the only open seat left. Everyone else seemed to be copying down whatever the teacher was writing. Asa looked at the girl next to him, he had no idea who she was. First time for everything. wonder why I haven't seen her before... Who is she? Has she always been in this class? He was pretty sure that he knew everyone in this class, but for some reason her couldn't place her. She must never have talked to me before. Although, these are all underclassmen, I don't really like underclassmen, especially those that I talk to, they're especially hate-worthy.

"So... What're we supposed to be doing?" Asa whispered as loud as he could. It wasn't worth keeping as quiet as possible, loudness was best.

The teacher shot him another dirty look, "Asa, copy down the notes. Don't talk."

That did it, Asa couldn't resist. He looked at the blonde girl sitting next to him and started blathering, enjoying the thoughts of what was probably going to happen in five minutes. "Hi, I'm Asa. So how has the class been so far? Ya know, all the stuff I've missed since I decided to be late? What's your name by the way. I can't recall ever talking to you, let alone seeing you."