Chapter 1

Rowlynes POV

I was so exhausted. I had been staring at my computer for about thirty minutes already,my project was just not coming to life. I had been working on this damn project for two days straight but I still got the same results all over again. I looked at the clock and it was already ten minutes to one a.m,I badly needed some sleep. Staring at my computer one last time hoping for something positive which sadly was not happening,I switched it off and headed to bed. I immediately fell asleep knowing that tomorrow I had somewhere to be. When I woke up,it was already 7:30 a.m....Damn!! I was late. I quickly got ready and took off in my bike. I knew I would be late for school,not that he cared or anything about it...but I had been warned by the principal to not miss any lessons or else I'll get suspended....so I first hurried to where I was supposed to be first before getting to school. when I got to my first class,the teacher was already in. The teacher did not bother asking why I was late because it would've caused unnecessary animosity between us. On my way to my seat at the back,I noticed that someone had occupied the seat before mine. I looked at him but I couldn't see him clearly because the guy had a hoodie on and his hair covered most of his face,did the school allow that? I took my seat and instead of concentrating on the teacher,I was busy wondering if this new kid knew why no one dared to occupy that seat. The teacher,who noticed my lack of concentration,called my name too many times,warning me to concentrate or else I'd be sent out of class. The last warning got the new kid to turn and look at me,that is when I saw how pretty his face was. He had golden eyes and part of his hair had a shade of red,he was so...

"Moulyne, I hope he has not started bothering you..yet.Just bear with that seat for a while, you'll soon get a new seat far away from him,"said Mrs. Hatcher,staring at me with this challenging look on her face. All the new kid did was nod at Mrs Hatcher before looking at his books and concentrating on the teacher.