You’re in a psychology class at your university which you enjoy but unfortunately little miss stick-up-her ass Jessica does too. She’s the president of Alpha Phi and the cheerleading captain at your university. Now you don’t have to engage with her usually but unfortunately you’re forced into a project with her. The project is to make connections on how people communicate through platonic and romantic actions.

Jessica is the embodiment of perfect. But she’s rude and rather cold to every single person she talks to if they’re outside of her sorority or cheerleading squad. She has a reputation for throwing massive parties at her sorority house. She’s a total bitch to everyone because her whole college is being paid for by her parents. Her parents put a lot of pressure on her considering she’s an only child. She’s as straight as a line for almost everything. Little miss perfect.

You’re sitting in your dorm room and decide to text Jessica to ask her to meet up so you both can finish the project. She responds back with, “Meet me at the library at like 2. I’ve finished the first half can you do the second?” Well at least she finished part of it. The time was 1:10 so you get ready and grab all your things to go to coffee then the library. You offer to buy Jessica a coffee on your way by sending a quick text. “Medium iced white chocolate mocha” Jessica responds. Wow not even a thank you. You roll your eyes as your phone and pocket it before making the journey to the coffee shop.

After grabbing and paying for your coffee and hers you walk to the library. It’s not that far but carrying two coffees makes the trip extremely annoying. The time is 1:45 so you sit at a table and get your laptop and phone out and text her that you’re here. Ten minutes later Jessica walks in and takes her coffee and promptly sits across from you.

“Okay so do you wanna check my work?” Jessica says with a bitchy tone while she sips the coffee you paid for. You nod and she grabs her laptop out and shows you what she finished. She insisted on doing the platonic side of communicating. “I did a lot of it last night.” Jessica says with a proud tone.

As you look over the document you can tell Jessica is riding the high of getting it done before you got your side done. She applies her lipgloss again and checks it in her phone camera. You notice there’s so many tabs open on her computer.