THE GAME JUST STARTED

Sonia's face turned red with rage as she picked up a glass of juice and stormed over to the new girl's table. She tried to pour the juice on the new girl's head, but the new girl was too quick.

With lightning-fast reflexes, the new girl dodged the attack, and Sonia's juice ended up splashing harmlessly on the table.

But the new girl wasn't having it. With a sly smile, she picked up her own glass of juice and poured it directly onto Sonia's face.

The cafeteria erupted into chaos as Sonia shrieked in outrage, her face dripping with juice. The new girl just sat back, looking satisfied, as if to say, "You started it."

Sonia's face turned bright red with humiliation as her enemies quickly snapped photos of her juice-drenched face. The new girl just smiled sweetly, looking like the cat who got the cream.

Gabriel and Alexander burst out laughing, holding their stomachs in pain. "Oh man, Sonia's getting destroyed!" Gabriel choked out between laughs.

I watched the scene unfold, a mixture of amusement and annoyance on my face. This was going to be all over social media in minutes. Sonia's reputation was going to take a hit, and I wasn't sure if I was ready to deal with the fallout.

Sonia's team, Tuna, Yield, and the others, cowered in fear, unable to meet her angry gaze. "What the fuck are you guys doing?" Sonia yelled, her voice echoing through the cafeteria. "Can't you fight back at her?"

But Sonia's team just exchanged nervous glances, their eyes darting towards the new girl, who was still sitting calmly, a hint of a smile on her face.

Tuna swallowed hard, his voice trembling. "S-Sonia, I don't think that's a good idea. She's...she's not someone to mess with."

Sonia's face turned redder with rage, but even she seemed to sense that something was off. She glanced at the new girl, who was still watching her with an unreadable expression.

For a moment, the two girls locked eyes, the air thick with tension. Then, the new girl smiled, a sweet, innocent smile that sent shivers down Sonia's spine.

Sonia's team seemed to sense their leader's unease, and they quickly scattered, abandoning Sonia to face the new girl alone

Sonia's eyes narrowed, her mind racing with ways to take down the new girl. But for now, she seemed content to just stare her down, her eyes flashing with anger and humiliation.

The new girl, on the other hand, seemed completely unbothered. She smiled again, a small, enigmatic smile, and then turned back to her lunch, dismissing Sonia altogether.

I watched the exchange, fascinated. Who was this new girl, and how did she manage to get under Sonia's skin so easily?

Gabriel and Alexander were still snickering, enjoying the show. "Man, Sonia got owned," Gabriel chuckled.

Alexander nodded in agreement. "Yeah, and by a freshman, no less."

I raised an eyebrow, intrigued. A freshman? This girl was definitely going to be interesting.

As the lunch bell rang, signaling the end of the period, the new girl stood up, gathering her things. She caught my eye and smiled, a brief, fleeting smile, before turning and walking away.

I watched her go, feeling a spark of curiosity. Who was this girl, and what was her story?

Gabriel and Alexander were still grinning, enjoying the drama that had just unfolded. "Man, that was epic," Gabriel chuckled.

Alexander nodded in agreement. "Definitely. Sonia's not used to being challenged like that."

I stood up, grabbing my backpack. "Let's go," I said, nodding towards the door.

As we walked out of the cafeteria, I couldn't help but feel a sense of anticipation. This new girl was definitely going to shake things up.

I walked out of the cafeteria, feeling a sense of satisfaction. That Sonia girl had been asking for it, and I was happy to oblige.

As I walked down the hallway, I could feel eyes on me. People were staring, whispering to each other. I smiled to myself, enjoying the attention.

I knew I had made an enemy today, but I didn't care. Sonia thought she was queen bee, but I was about to take her crown.

I turned a corner, spotting a group of students watching me. One of them, a guy with messy brown hair, caught my eye. He was staring at me with a mixture of curiosity and admiration.

I smiled, feeling a flutter in my chest. Maybe this school wouldn't be so boring after all.

I walked over to my locker, spinning the dial on the combination lock. As I swapped out my books, I couldn't help but notice the guy with messy brown hair still watching me.

He looked away quickly, trying to play it cool, but I caught the hint of a blush on his cheeks. I smiled to myself, feeling a spark of interest.

Just then, my phone buzzed in my pocket. I pulled it out, glancing at the screen. It was a text from an unknown number.

"Welcome to Ravenswood High," the message read. "You're going to fit right in."

I raised an eyebrow, wondering who could have sent the message. And how they knew my name.

I looked up, scanning the hallway, but there was no one suspicious in sight. Shrugging, I tucked my phone back into my pocket and headed to my next class.

As I walked into my next class, I couldn't shake off the feeling that someone was watching me. I glanced around the room, but everyone seemed engrossed in their own conversations.

I took my seat, trying to focus on the lesson. But my mind kept wandering back to the mysterious text message.

Who could have sent it? And how did they know my name?

Just as I was starting to get distracted, I noticed the guy with messy brown hair from earlier walking into the classroom. He caught my eye and smiled, and I felt a flutter in my chest.

Maybe this school wouldn't be so boring after all.

School was over, and Olivia walked out, falling into step beside me as we headed to her car. Sonia appeared out of nowhere, her eyes flashing with anger.

Sonia's eyes widened, her face reddening with rage. "You think you're smart, don't you?" she spat, her voice venomous. "The game has just started, brat! Brat!"

I smiled evilly. "Let's have it! Let's have it, crazy girl!"