[font times Leah walked through the noisy, crowded halls, her head pointed towards the ground as she walked. As she glanced up, she saw a kid being shoved into a locker, so she quickly averted her gaze back down. She hadn't been like the other kids. Vaping, partying, dying their hair and getting piercings wherever they pleased. God forbid she did, her parents would have lost their minds. It's not her fault, though. Leah had just always grown up in a strict home.]
[font times Her parents rules seemed to drag on forever and ever. Get good grades, keep your room clean, no being out past curfew, no boys, no dyeing your hair, no piercings, no tattoos, no parties, don't drive without telling us where you're going, and it went on and on. So, that's how she grew up. The golden child, teacher's pet, whatever wonderful name the other students could come up with.]
[font times They'd also been in to America from England, in hopes of giving her a better life. Of course she opposed the decision, but it wasn't like she had a choice. Her accent often got her more nicknames, but she didn't care. Leah took a deep sigh as she approached the classroom, walking in and heading to her desk, placing her notebook on the desk and a pen, mindlessly sketching away as the time on the clock] [i tick, tick, ticked.] [font times It seemed to go on awfully slow as the students all chatted, waiting for class to begin.]
[font times The familiar giggles, snickering and talk filled the room, though to Leah it taunted her. She tried her best to avert her attention to her notebook, but sometimes she couldn't on some days. She just prayed today would be simple.]