AndNich123
Pulsar
- Joined
- Jan 22, 2014
Callie slowly made her way down the hall looking at the room numbers with name plates by them. 208. Ms. Emerson. She stood at just 5’ 4. Shorter by comparison than her classmates, and two years younger than most she was only 16. Deemed a genius, she had skipped ahead two grades simply because she was getting bored with her studies. Her tiny frame paled next to those of her fellow classmates. She always tried to blend into the background as being forgotten and overlooked was better than being noticed. Being noticed lead to teasing and torture. She would rather avoid all of that and simply learn.
A simple mishap in her cooking class had lead to her being placed in another class. After catching her shirt on fire while cooking, her teacher thought it might be best if she found another class before she hurt herself. No matter to her. The girls in the class treated her badly. This was another chance in her eyes. She had sat in the guidance office looking down the list of available classes. Music was full. Too bad. Ms. Emerson. A female teacher in an automotive class. That would be interesting. She had decided that was her class. It couldn’t be that hard, she thought. I can learn to fix cars, and be taught by another female.
So she was making her way down the hall in search of room 208. Ms. Emerson. She smiled finding it, but the smile was quickly gone before she even opened the door. Looking around, every single eye was on her, and she began to tremble. Her eyes drifted over to the teacher’s desk, and she froze. That wasn’t a lady. Her brow furrowed, as she stepped forward handing him her new schedule. She hid behind her books she carried nearly peering over them behind her glasses. Her black bag draped over her shoulder hanging by her hip. She wore jean overalls with a tacky button up shirt underneath. Her clothes were two sizes too big. “You’re not a lady, “she told him. “Look at it. Ms. Emerson.” Pointing to the name on the paper, she giggled softly for just a moment before meeting his gaze. Her hand covered her mouth as her eyes fell, and it was gone. The smile, the giggle, it was all gone. She scurried away to her seat quickly avoiding any eye contact and listening to the laughter and comments rising from the guys.
A simple mishap in her cooking class had lead to her being placed in another class. After catching her shirt on fire while cooking, her teacher thought it might be best if she found another class before she hurt herself. No matter to her. The girls in the class treated her badly. This was another chance in her eyes. She had sat in the guidance office looking down the list of available classes. Music was full. Too bad. Ms. Emerson. A female teacher in an automotive class. That would be interesting. She had decided that was her class. It couldn’t be that hard, she thought. I can learn to fix cars, and be taught by another female.
So she was making her way down the hall in search of room 208. Ms. Emerson. She smiled finding it, but the smile was quickly gone before she even opened the door. Looking around, every single eye was on her, and she began to tremble. Her eyes drifted over to the teacher’s desk, and she froze. That wasn’t a lady. Her brow furrowed, as she stepped forward handing him her new schedule. She hid behind her books she carried nearly peering over them behind her glasses. Her black bag draped over her shoulder hanging by her hip. She wore jean overalls with a tacky button up shirt underneath. Her clothes were two sizes too big. “You’re not a lady, “she told him. “Look at it. Ms. Emerson.” Pointing to the name on the paper, she giggled softly for just a moment before meeting his gaze. Her hand covered her mouth as her eyes fell, and it was gone. The smile, the giggle, it was all gone. She scurried away to her seat quickly avoiding any eye contact and listening to the laughter and comments rising from the guys.