She said she thinks people like her are more concerned about what their kids’ class pictures look like than doing the right thing.
You heard about the Photoshopping, right?” “Yeah, that was just sick.”
“Totally,” she answered, nodding. “Anyway, I better go. I just wanted you to know what was up and stuff.”
“Thanks, Charlotte.” “I’ll let you know if I hear anything else,” she said.
Before she went out, she looked left and right outside the door to make sure no one saw her leaving.
I guess even though she was neutral, she didn’t want to be seen with me.
Switching Tables
The next day at lunch, stupid me, I sat down at a table with Tristan, Nino, and Pablo.
I thought maybe they were safe because they weren’t really considered popular, but they weren’t out there playing D&D at recess, either.
They were sort of in-betweeners. And, at first, I thought I scored
because they were basically too nice to not acknowledge my presence when I walked over to the table.
They all said “Hey,” though I could tell they looked at each other.
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