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The urge to roll my eyes was strong, but I refrained from
doing so. “You have Advanced Calculus next, right?” I
asked, switching the subject.
I usually loved to join in on the teasing, but I wasn’t in
the mood today. Waking up late had made me a tad
grumpier. My knee was sore and ached every time I took a
step – a constant reminder of how amazing my morning had
been so far. Grumpy Lila was no fun.
Riley looked thoughtful for a second. “Yeah. I do,” she
responded after a long second. “You?”
“English. We have twenty minutes before our classes
start.”
“I actually need to see my teacher before class. Did I
mention I hate math? Yeah, I probably did a hundred times.
We have a test next week, and I’m pretty sure I’m going to
flunk it.” Riley’s normal cheerfulness disappeared, and her
brows tensed with a frown. She looked deeply saddened for
a moment, but just as quickly, her expression changed, and
she was back to happy Riley once again. “I’ll see you at
lunch?”
I grabbed her hand before she could leave. “If you want,
I can help you this weekend with Calculus.”
She smiled brightly, her whole face shining like the
moon. “Really? Thank you, babe. How about we talk more
about it at lunch? We can pick a time and place.”
“Sounds good to me.” I let her hand go, and she waved
before running through the gates.
I looked down at my phone. Fifteen minutes until my
next class. It was enough time for me to grab an iced latte.
Perfect. Maybe sugar would help my mood.
The coffee shop was only a few feet away, sitting right
next to the campus. It was pretty much only visited by the
students of Berkshire. It wasn’t lunch yet, so when I walked
in, the shop was fairly quiet. I ordered myself an iced latte
with extra whip cream and went to stand next to the heater.