Temi sat in the bus as she waited for the driver.
Cynthia hurried in and dropped her stuff in the bus too.
She walked into it with an excited look.
"Can I sit next to you,Senior Temi?" Cynthia asked with a grin that Temi was afraid it might break her mouth.
"Sure," Temi slightly smiled.
"I am a huge fan" Cynthia grinned
"Of?" Temi asked confused
"Of you" she said as a matter of fact.
Temi chuckled and shook her head
Temi squinted as she saw a familiar figure stride towards the bus.
The figure approached and Temi's mouth literally swung open.
"Dayo?" She questioned
"Dayo" he confirmed with a grin.
He dumped his bags in the bus and hopped in.
"What are you doing here?" Temi asked him as he sat down.
"I'm here for the same thing you're here for" he replied
"You play sports?" Temi asked
"Yeah,a little" Dayo shrugged
Temi sighed and then she remembered what Miss Kamsy said.
"Did you get expelled,Dayo?" Temi asked when she noticed Cynthia wear her headphones
Dayo slowly nodded as he stared out the window.
"So you school here,now?" She asked
"Yes," he said. "I didn't see you on my first day"
"But the school barely admits students in terminal classes"
"But I'm not just any student," Dayo smirked. "They know who my father is"
Temi didn't say anything anymore.
She just continued to chat with Favour on her phone
Samuel got in too and it was just Jamal left.
Temi sighed as she closed her eyes.
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Temi didn't realize when the bus started to move
She opened her eyes a little and noticed that everyone was in the bus...including Jamal.
He was two seats in front of her,so she only saw the back of his head.
She looked to her side to see Dayo beside her, instead of Cynthia.
Cynthia was now sitting on the seat in front of Temi. She was playing a game on her phone.
"You missed the prayer" Dayo said to Temi
Temi slightly chuckled as she sat up.
"Who prayed?" Temi asked drinking some water from her water bottle
"Your principal" Dayo rolled his eyes.
"Our principal" Temi corrected
"Are we there yet?" She asked.
Dayo slightly chuckled, showing his white teeth.
"No," he said. "We're not even close. The drive is for more than three hours"
Temi rolled her eyes as she couldn't help but look at Jamal.
"Jamal wanted to sit next to you by the way" Dayo whispered
Jamal had his headphones on,so there was no way he could hear.
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Teen FictionHustling is a different ball game in this part of the country;Lagos. At least, that's how Temiloluwa sees it. All she wants to do is listen to her music,help her mom sell and have all the fun she can.She is the daughter of Mr Kola;a wealthy politici...
