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I noticed him following me around. Sometimes, he would
call out my name loudly in the hallways, bringing
everyone’s attention to me. Other times, he would
purposely bump into me in class or the cafeteria. I often
caught him doing nothing but following silently behind me.
He knew it annoyed me, and he did it on purpose. To.
Irritate. Me.
A week ago, I was completely invisible to Maddox
Coulter.
Now, I was the center of his attention.
The deal breaker was when he broke into my locker and
stole my spare shirt. He even left a note: What’s the color
of your bra today?
Actually no, that wasn’t the worst part.
The worst part was when he decided to reenact a scene
from Romeo and Juliet in the cafeteria…
He was Romeo, standing on the table, and loudly
confessing his undying love to Juliet for the whole room to
hear.
Who was Juliet?
Oh me…
He was being dramatic and overly exaggerated his
performance for one reason only: to embarrass me.
Everyone stared… snickered… laughed, until Riley and I
were forced to leave the cafeteria; we ended up having to
eat lunch under a staircase. I hated hiding, I hated the
attention, and Riley… she was about to blow up.
Maddox was waiting for a reaction, he was egging me
on… pushing and pushing, waiting for me to snap, like I did
in the coffee shop. But I vowed I wouldn’t play his stupid
games.
He would eventually stop, I convinced myself. He’d grow
bored of me soon enough, I told myself. I was wrong again.
On Thursday, a week after handling his nonsense,
Maddox still hadn’t given up.