Her back sat straight against the blue plastic chair as her eyes scanned over the small black text of the large book. Slender fingers absently moved in a wave thumping against the hard wood table as her mind soaked in the Chemistry information. She rarely spent the school morning in the Library studying for a test but she wasn’t in the mood to spend any of her weekend studying. Between the party, Ashely and Aiden, she was too tired to do anything more than relax. “Hey, Breeder.” A cocky tone broke her concentration, she blinked looking up into the familiar face of the boy from the party.

“Justin, right?” She confidently asked giving him a friendly smile. 

“The one and fabulous.” He grinned. “And why aren’t you outside with the cheer bitches giving the football players lap dances and hand jobs under the picnic tables?” 

“I’m more of a pole dancer blow job kind of girl.” She teased closing the text book on the table. Studying wasn’t going to happen with Justin in her presence. “You can sit down if you want.” 

He pulled out the seat across from her and sat down. “This may tarnish my queer reputation but my therapist thinks I should give more straights a chance.” His eyes rolled. “Of course he’s straight but does look good in jeans.”

“I never thought I could be bad for anyone’s reputation.” She mused as Justin ran a hand through his short blonde hair. 

“What do you think? I tried out a couple new products this morning. Is it working out or do I need to switch?” 

“Uhm,” Her eyes examined the seemingly flawless blonde hair. “It’s working out.” She chuckled. “I’ve never met a guy like you. In fact, you remind me of Madison.”

“That bitch. I’m nothing like her.” He lowered his arm and placed it on the table. “I’m far more prettier and classier.” He smiled coyly and sat up straighter in his seat. “You better watch out for me, girl. I’m so pretty I can get yo man in my bed with a bat of my eye lashes.” 

“Do you think Aiden’s cute?” She prodded wondering if he was serious or not. Justin wasn’t exaggerating. He was one the prettiest guys she had seen around school.