A Prince At Fault

-Lucas-

"WAKE UP DAMN IT!" Stephen shouted, trying to wake up the idiot. Finally, Olivia opened her eyes, coughed for a while. Oh, will you look at that; I think I just saw a scene from a Disney princess movie wherein the prince saved a damsel in distress. The two exited the gym in a very unordinary way.

In every fairy tale

The prince fought tooth and nail

For the princess to be saved

From the pain the villain gave

"Okay people, show's over! Now, we still have time for a lecture." Mrs. Gibson said. As if nothing happened then she started discussing.

Stephen Mucci huh? I have a bone to pick with him.

[Break time]

-Cassandra-

"Come on, Jo. Hurry up!"

"I'm coming, relax. Besides, Stephen is with Olivia so there's nothing to worry about." Jo Ginger responded, trying to pick up the pace.

"That's exactly what I'm worried about."

[Infirmary]

"Olivia!" Surprised by our sudden entrance, I can almost see Olivia's eyebrows meet then followed by a carefree smile.

"What are guys doing here? What about class?" Olivia asked, I was about to answer when-

"You swam, almost drowned, got saved and now you ask about class? They were worried sick for you."

Stephen replied instead. Tsk, he's right.

"He's not wrong and it's still break time." Jo Ginger said as she pointed at her watch.

"Hey Stephen, thank you for saving our friend."

"No problem, I'll leave you two to her since I'm all still wet, I'll get changed." - Stephen

Which reminds me...

"I'll go with you. Jo, stay with Olivia. I'll get her clothes." Jo nodded

As we are now outside the infirmary and on our way, "To think you'd go along with me, Sandra."

I ignored the man beside me. Okay, Cassandra, just ignore him

"By the way, Isabel wants me to escort you home and- "Without thinking I slammed my hand to the wall, so close to Stephen's face.

"I refuse. You may think my mom is okay with you but I'm not. Also, it's Mrs. Lavarites for you." I snarled leaving him behind.

Stephen Mucci. One of the Mucci's, the people who led my family's downfall and my father's

Death

One penny is enough

The deal was once made

It seems to be a bluff

Then, we were betrayed