Welcome to hell on earth. The school. I never loved school. If I say 'hey, I miss school' it means I miss my friends, not my homework, teachers, punishment, or even my school building. Back when I lived with my mom in Florida, I went to school in a nice place. All my friends bowed under my feet and respected me as a school thug. Now, I have lost my friends in Florida, and I regret the status of a school thug that I carry on. After moving to LA, my life has changed drastically. Whatever I wanted is fulfilled and has been provided by a maid whose wearing a matching uniform. It is different from when I was living with my mother. Just to ask her something, I had to sulk first.
Markus, my chauffeur, opened the door for me. My feet appeared first, stepping on the asphalt road, followed by my body. The strong wind deliberately blew my hair which I was desperately styling. I brushed away some of the strands stuck to my forehead in annoyance. Then, I walked my feet away from the car.
I paused for a moment in front of this majestic building that didn't deserve to be called a school—it looked like a horrible old castle with bats flying about in each of its towers. Don't forget the lightning either. That's what I often see in fantasy films.
Continuing my steps, I smoothed my slightly messy hair. Hopefully, my new friends are not the annoying population that throngs this earth.
But I feel bad when I get skeptical eyes from my new friends. I made sure I didn't look wrong. This is my best performance. The Graham Bell High School uniform had a black skirt above the knee which made walking uncomfortable. I'm afraid perverted brains are peeking under my skirt. Err… don't let it go, God. I'll punch them with my best punch when it happens.