Tyler
I sat at the extreme back of the class. No one, not even the teachers dared to look at me. They couldn't even risk it. I ignored everyone's presence. Tired of learning I walked out twenty minutes before the lecture ended.
I already studied all this stuff ages ago but because of some stupid dumb assed Patrick star, we're going through it again. Before I left I didn't forget to make some eye contact with the teacher who -just like every body else- immediately turned away.
I needed to pick my step sister, Val, and take her to the most ridiculous place.
The circus.
If it wasn't for the fact that my dad was paying me five hundred bucks just to pretend I like her for a few hours, I would never, NEVER, go to such a place.
I stride to the parking lot where my car was located.
I owned that special VVIP spot and the ones on opposite sides. I didn't want their vehicles damaging my baby.
My deluxe vintage Rolls Royce Phantom.
I loved it more than I would ever like my stepmom, Kim or her whiny eight year old daughter.
I opened the door,sat behind the wheel and sped out the parking lot and down the lavish roads of Los Angeles.
When I reached Val's school, I had to wait. Apparently, they were deciding on who would be unlucky enough to take that disgusting pet chameleon home.
Good enough Val never got a chance.
"The system's rigged," she said opening the door and sitting in the passenger's seat.
On a normal day, she would never glance at my car but here she is now, staining it with her dirty snickers.
I took a deep breath and sighed. It's only for a couple of hours.
I turned to face her. She looked exactly like Kim. Dark pop brown hair. Brown eyes and a weirdly adorable face.
During the ride, she kept on singing some stupid kids tune on repeat and trust me, five hundred bucks ain't enough.
"We're here," I said it more to myself than her.
"Yay," she quickly got out of the car and I followed. I held on to the back collar of her shirt as she tried running away.
"No miss hapes, got it," I warned. Dad would f***in murder me if anything happened to her.
She nodded her head obediently. "Good," I said