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Nala Natasha Sykes
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My love for you was bulletproof
But you're the one who shot me. ➳
But you're the one who shot me. ➳
name; nala | age; seventeen | sex; female | where; school/library | crush; - | tag(s); Monroe
- Of course the boy was going to call her everything but Nala. Vanilla though? Seriously? "Oh come on, you're got to be more creative than that," she remarked, commenting on his horrible nicknaming abilities. "How about I call you Row? Or maybe Monnie? Mon? Or we if we're going to be besties, we could have cute matching nicknames such as Vanilla and Monilla! How adorable!" she exclaimed, the words venomous and her eyes filled with dislike for this boy. "I'm not the kind of girl you want to be best friends with. I don't spew rainbows and giggle all day long like the rest of the girls at this school," she replied. Monroe's next move shocked her. He turned his back to her, walking away from the conversation. Nala's eyes lit up in shock. How could he possibly think turning his back to her was okay. However, despite Nala's urge to tell pretty boy what she really thought, instead she pretended to be unaffected. Instead she turned and fetched a book herself. It was a History book, a subject that bored her completely but she couldn't have cared less at the time.
Monroe's next words cut deep. For the first time in this entire conversation, something Monroe had said actually affected the redhead. She'd realized she'd been rather unfair considering it was her fault, but she'd never implied she'd expected a red carpet. "I never asked for special treatment. Nor have I ever. But I am not prepared to allow you to walk all over me simply because you think you're mister hot shot and everyone should drool at the sight of you. Some of us aren't interested." Nala's ability to remain calm had gone through the roof. "You know what?! If your dang apology means so much here you go! I'm sorry! It's all my fault. I'm forever in debt to you for bumping into you. Next time I'll make sure to always know where you are so I don't bump into you. And I'm sorry you had to waste your precious time talking to a girl like me," Nala snapped at him throwing her hands in the air as a sign of defeat. At this point she could care less. This boy had pushed her over the edge. Class hadn't even started and the day had turned out exactly the way she'd anticipated.



