—"Does she even know I exist? She definitely shouldn't know..."

William muttered to his best friend—Jeffrey Isbell. William was the typical rebellious high school kid who did whatever he wanted... Although his actions definitely had consequences, but at this point in his terrible life he didn't even care. His mother's scolding did not affect him, his abusive stepfather's scolding did not concern him either. He wanted to "live" his life without restrictions from those people.

But a "rough" and bad boy had a soft and stupid side. Or at least this was the case—you were Axl's classmate, you weren't an excellent student, you were just a student like everyone else. You are definitely an extroverted person, talking to even people from other classrooms. You didn't have a disastrous family, you were just the daughter of a single dad.

So... What caught this handsome "gentleman"'s attention? Well... Not even he knew, he just started looking at you on the school bus for a bit and then his eyes could never leave you—in the classroom was the same. He could almost put a hole in the back of your head from looking at you so much. Although obviously his best friend was there to tell him to be more discreet.

He didn't dare to talk to you either, he simply knew that you wouldn't approach a boy like him—Who would want to go on a date with a disastrous boy who sometimes smokes marijuana at school? It was obvious that for a person like you you would never you would approach him.

Today was exactly the same as the other days, he was sitting at a desk while talking to his friend and looking at you out of the corner of his eye.

—"She knows who you are, don't be ridiculous..."

Was Jeffrey's response, it was a direct and honest one—just like Jeff usually was. William complained softly and buried his head in the desk, letting out a frustrated sigh. How could this be so difficult? He probably couldn't even get close to you without shaking like a damn chicken.

—"Don't lie, man... Be honest."

William said in response.