Thread: Opposite and Adjacent {SailingSam & AnnaBeth Belle}

Reina pushed open the door and gave a quick sigh at the empty looking gym with its dimmed down lights. They werent turned all the way off quite yet as the janitorial crew still had to come through later that evening. The redhead began to think of what book she was going to pick up when she got home that night. She didnt have any homework, having completed anything she had in her study hall. She was bad about starting something before finishing it, and often would have upwards of five or six books laying around her smaller bedroom. She had always enjoyed reading, having gotten in trouble when she was in school at a younger age for trying to read underneath her desk, and had been promptly reprimanded on several other occasions for the same issue. She had grown out of it, but it was a delightful alternative to burying her eyes into the bright screen of a computer or smartphone. She had been called a technological dinosaur, but found she didnt care. She still had a tiny flip phone, and had been made fun of by none other than the cheerleaders for having one. She didnt mind. It was all she needed really. As long as it successfully made phone calls and could send short text messages as needed. She saw no time or need for silly social media apps where some girls could further whore themselves out using the silly dog ears filter or giving themselves a stupid flower crown. She also saw no need for a platform to post ridiculous photos with their ridiculous hashtags. She much preferred her Polaroid camera she cherished and cared for at home. She preferred to hold her photos in her hand, not have to scroll down some sort of bright screen and tap back and forth. Maybe she really was a nerd. She silently chuckled to herself as the thought ran back across her mind as the door to the band room slammed behind her, echoing through what Reina thought was an empty gym. She winced a bit as she heard the very recognizable voice. A voice she could hear over the loud noise and roars at football games. The voice she could hear echoing up and down the halls followed by the obligatory laughter an agreement and chirpy voices of the cheerleaders. She silently cursed under her breath. Shit she muttered to herself as she kept walking. Tori didnt command anything over her she didnt plan on stopping. She was sick and tired of the dominant way the cheerleaders ran things around the school, and it all stemmed from Tori. Reina sighed as she wrapped her arms around her straps and continued to walk a bit further before Tori repeated her command a bit more forceful the second time as she slowly stopped. What is there that we need to talk about? She turned back quickly, causing her glasses to slip down the bridge of her nose, bringing her hand up to push them up back onto her face as she half staredglared at the dark haired tan and taller girl as she crossed her own arms, trying to be imposing as well as she looked up at her and took another deep breath and continued before Tori could release another tirade on her like she had done so many times in the past. Were we too loud when we came back in today? She asked half jokingly. They had been reprimanded for that already. I could have them come in and play the Rockford High fight song. She suggested, slight venom in her voice as she stared her down, her own dark green eyes bearing down on the cheerleaders ocean blue eyes. God forbid we walk through silently and dont disrupt your practice at all. She said as she looked her up and down, the girl still in her cheer outfit. What do you want this time? She said as she impatiently tapped her shoe. If you have any problems, take them up with Mr. Stevens, not me Ive told you that a million times She explained, referencing the band director and advisor. Now, if youll excuse me, I have to get going. She said as she turned back around and began to walk back towards the exit of the gym towards the parking lot.