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Queenie rolled her eyes as a blonde boy walked in. She instantly noticed his badly dyed hair and clicked her tongue. Queenie had gone blonde before, but she had her own profession al hair stylist. Her family had the money and she used it to its full extent. Nails, hair, make-up. Of course she had to look perfect. It wasn't his hair that bothered her, no, it was his mannerism. He almost looked like he didn't want to be seen, putting in his headphones and surfing his phone, avoiding eye contact. Queenie knew where he belonged in the pyramid. Great. Stuck with a nerd and an outcast, this was great, how did the school staff expect her to talk with them? It was almost near impossible. Whoever invested in this project would be greatly disappointed. High school has a system, and it's been like that for years, for almost all schools in America. She didn't need to meet people, she already had friends. So many that she didn't even recognize all their names. Perhaps because all her relationships were shallow, or because literally no one cares. People would describe her as plastic, she just smirked and turned her heel. Being plastic is what brought her to the top. No one cares about anything else beneath the shell, she had accepted that long ago. The hivemind bored her immensely,but to be the queen bee of the hive you have to conform to it. The dark-haired beauty flickered her eyes between the blondie and the nerdie. She leaned her back to the chair and crossed her slender legs. She didn't even turn to look at him when he spoke, she focused on her perfectly painted nails. A rosy red decorated with golden vines. "No, I don't even know who you are, and I prefer that it'll stay that way." She purred, her voice dripping with false sweetness.
She played with a strand of her long, silky hair, its dark color could compare to a midnight sky without stars. Queenie didn't bother to answer his question, she opened her Valentino bag and grabbed her little pocket mirror. Oh yeah, she definitely looked cute today. Queenie would've beamed at the fact that her make-up looked so good if it wasn't for the fact that she was stuck in this classroom with beige walls and a worn-out whiteboard. She silently agreed with the boy, though. This was useless. She just wanted to go home, finish her assignments, take a quick trip to the mall for the newest foundation release from her favorite company. But no, she was stuck here. But when the classroom's door opened, her dark eyes immediately lit up as she saw who entered the room. Finally, someone she actually recognized and actually liked to be around. She admired Amy's stylish outfit and let out a low whistle to declare her approval. "Salut, Amy. รa va?" Queenie had snapped up some basic french from living in Paris. She didn't live there long enough to become a local, because she quickly moved again. She had been to many places, either because of moving around of because of family trips. "Cute outfit, mon amie." She gave the girl a friendly smile, a smile she hadn't given to the other two in the room. Queenie flipped her hair, making the black locks flow around.
The girl put back the mirror in her bag and waited for other people to arrive. Honestly, she wished no more would appear. It'd be too annoying, not to mention if the outcast was here it'd mean that the school administration probably put in a few troubled students in the group. Queenie hoped that more people like Amy would be in their group, because at least she could talk to them. And she enjoyed their company. Queenie thought of Amy as a sweet girl, but they weren't very close. She recognized the other girl, Queenie didn't remember her name but she knew it was the nerd of East Monty high. "Well, well, here we have East Monty's smartest and brightest." She remarked. Maybe she would be useful to Queenie, somehow.