She was aggressive, he was sensitive. She was dominating, and he was to surrender. She was competitive, he was not. She was thought to be selfish but was humble and so was he. Both were intelligent and cheerful. She was rich and he was poor. They...
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Me and the girls walked to homeroom and sat with our groups.
The bell rang.
"I'll give y'all 6 minutes to get your discussions together" Mrs. Louis said.
"Who's presenting?" this girl in my group asked.
"Me" I and Luke said at the same time.
"I'll be presenting" I told the girl.
"I'll be presenting" Luke told the girl.
"Says who?" I scoffed.
"Who says you'll be presenting?" he said.
"I'm pretty sure no one wants to hear your dumbass" I said.
"And I'm pretty sure no one wants to hear your bitch ass" he said.
I gasped and threw him a notebook hard.
"Will you stop throwing me things?" he rolled his eyes.
"Okay lets vote. Raise your hand if you want to hear this troll talk" I pointed at Luke.
Three people raised their hand.
"Raise your if you want to hear me present" I squealed.
And most of them raised their hand.
"The people speak" I told Luke and laughed.
He mouthed something and then I went to the front.
Juliette came to the front also and I rolled my eyes.
"Ready to lose against me once again?" I asked her, flipping my hair.
"We'll see about that" she faked smiled.
"Okay ladies, the agreeing side goes first. Mrs. Chapman begin" Mrs. Louis said.
"Students should wear uniform because it's a sign of discipline and order. We don't want people especially girls wearing something inappropriate making the school look bad-" I cut her off.
"Why are you talking about yourself?" I said.
She gasped "It's not your turn to talk so shut your mouth"
"I speak whenever I feel like it" I said.
"Mrs. Montgomery, let her finish" Mrs. Louis said.
I made a face and looked at my nails.
"So not wearing uniforms can cause bullying, uniform is also tradition, it is a feeling of belonging" Juliette said.
After she was done talking, I cleared my throat.
"Students should not wear uniform because this is a public school, there's many students and we should have the freedom of expression. What we wear defines ourselves, our personality and status. Not everyone can afford uniforms neither. In elementary we already went to the phase of looking like others and now we are mature and old enough to express ourselves" I said and then said other things that weren't on the outline.
