I woke up in a pool of sweat with my sheets tangled around my legs, as per usual. I thought about last night and dismissed it as a dream, that would never happen to me. It was like something out of a movie, meeting a strange, young, sexy guy in the woods late at night... Then there was that rumbling... What could it have been?

I started to get out of bed, slowly realizing that there was mud all over my blankets. When I got my legs untangle, I saw that my shoes were still on and that's where all the mud had come from. Great, just great. Now I knew it hadn't been a dream AND I had to clean this mess up before I went to school.
I got changed into my Green Day shirt, black skinny jeans, and my black combat boots, then stripped my bed, I decided that I'd just fix it when I got home.
The smell of bacon filled the house, I grabbed a few pieces and ran out the door. I came to the side of the house where I had my red dirt bike leaned against the house. I hopped on, started it up and I was off to the prison that was school.
Being a senior has sucked, given the fact that I've been to three different schools so far and that's just this year. I've moved so many times that I've actually lost count.
I went to the main office and got my schedule, all my classes looked super complicated. It was going to be a long day.
After two classes I felt like I was already dying of boredom, I walked to my third block to find a group of jocks huddled around a desk. "Yeah, my dad told me that a herd of buffalo caused a lot of damage last night" said a rugged blonde football player.

I walked up to him, "A herd of buffalo...?"

He looked over, and raised his eyebrow at me, "yes, that's exactly what I said. But who cares about a bunch of stupid buffalo, they must have been lost or something." He was either trying to be smart and impress me or he was just trying to keep his friends entertained.

"Well... I guess that kinda makes sense..."

"Anyway, you're the new girl right? No one told me you were gonna be hot." He said with a wink, which he failed horribly at.

I gave him a weird look, "alrighty then, I'm gonna go find a seat now." And I did, on the other side of the room.

All I got out of that class was a whole lot of nothing and a stupid jocks attention, which I really didn't want.