Spoken Words

||zane||

When I first saw her she had a calm unbothered expression. I drew the attention of everyone else except her. When I glanced around my eyes caught hers.

Her light brown hair and blue ocean eyes shining bright while the sun was hitting her. She looked tall but not super tall around 5'7 she wore a tight white crop top, and a nude brown skirt

reaching above her knees, drawing out her nice body and complimenting her smooth curves. She was pale but not to pale she had just the right amount of tan on her to be able to call her hot.

She only wore lip gloss and mascara drawing out her clear skin and sharp nice jawline. She was the definition of a beauty.

The second time I saw her was when we bumped shoulders in the hallway. Usually when I bump someone they trip and jolt back however she only jolted back a bit before gaining her composure.

She was unbothered by me, she didn't even look at me instead she apologized and continues walking making no contact. However my eyes staying glued on her.

My third encounter is now, in this class, everyone is staring at me except her, she's looking out a window watching the trees sway with wind complimenting the greenery.

Her ocean eyes finally trail back to me staring at me straight in the eye with complete utter confidence. She isn't flustered instead she seems more composed than before.

We stare at each other for a couple of seconds till I leave my trance and come back to my senses.

"I'll seat you next to Miss Arantxa Aliya Moon, please raise your hand Aranxta.." I glance around and I see that same unbothered girl raise her hand and stare straight at me. She shows no expression, she raises her hand and once she knew I notices she put it down and started looking outside again.

After school she leaves with her best friend Lucas, not looking at every boy that stares at her beauty, she leaves them in a trance. However I decided to never speak to her or be involved with her. I don't need an ordinary girl to be involved with my problems of life overall.

I've ignored her as if she was never there, it's been a week.