SO I WAS AT THE CREMATORIUM WITH MY DAD AND I JUST FOUND OUT SOMETHING
MY GREAT NAN WAS CALLED IVY
OMFG
I DIDNT EVEN KNOW
SRSLY THATS SO WEIRD
WOw okay sorry
"what class is next?" calum asked as they left the classroom,
"well, math, but i don't usually go.." she muttered as calum frowned,
"what do you mean?" he asked as she chuckled,
"i don't go to math class, i usually just chill behind the old music block or something."
"and you don't get caught?"
"the teachers wonder where i am but they don't know where i go." she laughed,
"i can show you where the class is though," she said happily as calum debated whether to go or not,
"yeah, okay." he said, not wanting to get into trouble on his first day.
♠
the smoke exhaled from her lungs as she placed the cigarette on the ground, stamping it out with her boot.
the sound of students leaving class was clear, and ivy took that as her cue to leave.
"you smoke?" she heard a familiar voice ask, and turned to see calum approaching her as she turned and began to leave her hiding spot,
"yeah." she mumbled,
"that's bad for you." he said, addressing the obvious problem like a ten year old,
"yeah, i know that." she said as they continued their slow walk to wherever they were going,
"its lunch now, you can go wherever." she muttered as calum nodded,
"can i stay with you?" he asked as she chuckled, but nodded quickly afterwards.
the group of girls who had made comments about ivy's outfit prior to now walked passed the pair, eyeing calum up and down,
"hi, im ellie." one of the girls said, shuffling closer to calum who turned to ivy, looking uncomfortable,
"and im courtney." the other girl said, her eyebrows consuming a large part of her face,
"i know the teachers want you to stay with ivy, but you can come with us " they said happily, taking an arm of his each and strutting off with him,
"uh- no, thats-"
"bye ivy!" ellie called out as they quickly moved away, ivy laughing in the process.
she plugged her headphones into her ears and decided she didn't want to be here for the rest of the day, so quickly made her away back to the music block and tumbled over the old fencing lazily placed there to stop students leaving.
once over, she placed another cigarette in her mouth and began walking down the street to the place where she spent most her time; the crematorium.
