Computer Class:
“Okay, today pop quiz,” said Ms. Wilde. Everyone groaned, Alice was the only one prepared.
“Nerd!” Shouted Shane towards Alice.
“What?” asked Alice.
“You actually learned for this quiz?”
“Yeah, why?”
“That’s what makes you a nerd, nerd!”

 

After 30 minutes they handed their quiz in, Shane made it pretty bad; Alice on contraire was very proud of herself.
“What did you have on question 1?” asked Shane.
“It was D right?”
“I’m screwed,” said Shane walking with Alice out of the class.

 

Math Class:
Mr. Green was explaining something about hyperbole’s on the board. Neither Papi, Dana, Jenny nor Carmen was paying attention.
“So, what’s new with you guys?” Papi asked the others.
“Nothing new, how did it went with the girl?” asked Carmen.
“Agh, don’t want to talk about it.”
“Wow that bad?” asked Dana.
“Yep. What happened with you and Alice?” Papi asked Jenny who was being really into her work. Jenny looked up and replied:”Yeah, whatever. That girl can kill herself for all I care.”
“Hey, that’s my girlfriend you’re talking about,” said Dana getting madder.
“So? She shouted at me this morning because I didn’t hand in her precious assignment. And plus if I don’t hand it in by today, I won’t be a part of her newspaper anymore.”
“That’s your own fault Jenny,” said Dana almost yelling.
“No, it isn’t. I didn’t have much time okay?” Papi saw that this was going to lead to fighting, so she decided to intervene.
“Ladies! Ladies stop, we are all friends.”

 

Mr. Green was interrupted and turned to face the girls. “Is there something the matter girls?” No one answered, ”Ms. Fairbanks?”
Dana answered immediately:”No, nothing is the matter. We just had a disagreement.”
“Is everything alright now?” asked Mr. Green.
“Yeah,” answered Dana. After that little fight between Jenny and Dana. Papi didn’t want to start something again and just paid attention to Mr. Green. And so did Carmen, she was afraid that Dana would lash out at Jenny.

 

Pottery Class:
Mrs. Smyth told the class that today they could do whatever they wanted, but it would be graded so it better be good. Later when she was finished grading the artwork they could bring them home. Bette decided to make a vase, which she’ll give her mother as a gift. Tina decided to make a kettle.
“Hey, Tina,” Bette called Tina. They were sitting next to each other working on their work.
“What is it?” Tina asked keeping her attention at her work.
“I heard that Kate is interested in you.”
“Who’s Kate?”
“She’s in our history class.”
“Kate Arden?”
“Yeah,” answered Bette.
“She’s not interested in me,” Tina said not believing a word Bette was saying.
“It’s true, Carmen knows her, and Kate told Carmen that she is interested in you.”
“Why would Kate tell Carmen?”
“She saw Carmen hang out with you apparently.” Tina let out a sigh and said:”Well, it doesn’t matter. I’m not interested in her.”
“Oh come on Tina. You can’t stay single forever.”
“How about you?” asked Tina keeping her eyes on her almost formed kettle.
“What about me?” asked Bette doing the same with her almost formed vase.
“You also can’t stay single forever you know.” Bette nodded and then sighed.
“Well, when I meet the right women I’ll let you know,” said Bette looking at Tina. Tina stopped with her kettle and looked at Bette and said:”You promise?”
“I promise, if you think about giving Kate a chance.”
“Why do you want me to take notice of Kate so much?”
“Because maybe she’s the one for you,” said Bette not knowing that Tina had a huge crush on her. Tina laughed at her and continued to finish her kettle.
“Alright, I’ll give her a chance if she asks me. But I’m not making the first move.” Bette smiled.
“Alright, I can live with that.” After a few minutes of silence Tina started talking again.
“Bette?”
“Yeah,” said Bette busy forming her vase.
“Would you like to hang out today, at my house?” asked Tina. Bette took her attention away from the vase and answered:”Yeah, I would love to.”
“Great,” said Tina having a big smile on her face.