Soo good at reading everyone ( pt 1 )

" How are you soo good at reading everyone except the ones you like. " He asked

" I don't know ! " She squealed, pushing her head onto his shoulder to hide her blushing cheeks.

" He's soo handsome that he makes me lose my mind. " She exclaimed in a shrill voice.

" That's what you have said for every other guy that u found an eye candy until he turned into an eye sour. " He said, shoving her off his shoulder

" Can you let me be happy. " She looked at him annoyed. Annoyed because he is popping her pretty little bubble of fantasy that she builds inside her own mind.

" Can you keep a boy ? " He asked tiredly. She changed boys every other 3 days. 2 weeks was the longest she has ever been in a relationship.

' I am bored ' is what she would say each time she dumped another boy.

" I am this time " She said adamantly. And that's what she always said before she jumped onto a new boy. It is not the boy she was after, but the feeling of excitement.

" And that's what you always say. " He shook his head.

" It's going to be real this time !! " She said with a glee.

" Oh yeah ? And how much is this going to last ? 3 weeks ? " He taunted her again.

This was a normal bickering session that they had each morning before class. Everyone in the class was used to their nonsense. And even if they had a problem, they couldn't do anything about it anyway. After all who would want to go against the son of the minister and the head of the student council, Ryuen.

Ryuen was a man of charm. Charm that would make anyone agree to whatever he said. That's how he won the race for the post of the president. His charm combined with Siya's genius was truly a deadly combination. That's why people always try to not get on their bad side.

" Quiet everyone. " Mister Collins said as he entered the classroom. Setting his thick books on the wooden table, he sternly looked at all the students sitting in the class.

"You all look like 7th graders. How can anyone even believe that you are about to graduate. " he said with a static face.

That's just who he was. Saying anything and everything with a static face. But this wasn't a scolding this time. He was concerned and sad.

" This batch is the most extraordinary batch I ever taught. And I will forever be proud to have you all as my students. " These were his true feelings, but students knew not to get too happy.

" But you all are under 5'7. "