Lessons Learned I
Rachel 011
College life isn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. I've made a few friends and definitely met some interesting people. Lee, for instance. She's awesome. I'm glad she's not a stalker or something. She's probably the best room mate I could ever ask for. She stays out of my stuff and I keep clear from hers. That's my type of roomie.
Then, there's Alex. He's really nice. But when I first met him, he wasn't at all shy, and now, he is. I don't get it. But either way, he's my best guy friend. He's awesome so far.
Then...there's Adam. I don't really know what I think about him so far. I--
My thoughts were interrupted by a knock on the door to my dorm room. Since Lee wasn't there, I closed my journal and threw my pen down on my bed, then answered the door.
I smiled a little when I saw Adam standing there. "Hi, Adam," I said.
He smiled. "Hey. How are you?"
"Just be careful with him. I have an odd feeling. Something's a bit off about him," Alex's voice echoed through my head.
"I'm fine, thanks." I paused. "Um...why are you here?"
He shrugged before answering, "I just felt like talking to you."
I nodded a little. "Come in if you want." I walked back over to my bed and sat down on it.
He walked in. "Nice room."
"Thanks."
"No problem." He glanced over at a picture of me and my mom. "Is that your sister?"
I laughed. "No, that's my mother."
With an embarrassed expression on his face, he said, "Oh. Sorry."
"No problem. I get that a lot..."
"So, um...where's the room mate?"
"I think she went to the library for a bit."
"Oh. Well, would you like to go out and do something?"
"Um..." I said, looking down at my bed. "Actually, I'd rather stay in for a bit. I'm pretty tired."
"Oh. That's fine."
I nodded and smiled politely, then looked around.
He's kind of boring... I thought.
He scratched his head. "So, are you doing anything tomorrow?"
Tomorrow's Thursday... I thought.
"Not that I know of. Why?"
"Just wondering if you wanted to hang out or something."
I regretted saying my day was free at that time. "Um...I guess we could..."
He smiled. "Okay. Maybe we could go downtown or something."
"That sounds okay." I forced a small smile.
"Okay. Well, I'll see you then, I guess."
"Yeah. See ya then, Adam." I smiled a little more at him.
He grinned before leaving.
I sighed to myself, then got back to my writing.
Then, there's Alex. He's really nice. But when I first met him, he wasn't at all shy, and now, he is. I don't get it. But either way, he's my best guy friend. He's awesome so far.
Then...there's Adam. I don't really know what I think about him so far. I--
My thoughts were interrupted by a knock on the door to my dorm room. Since Lee wasn't there, I closed my journal and threw my pen down on my bed, then answered the door.
I smiled a little when I saw Adam standing there. "Hi, Adam," I said.
He smiled. "Hey. How are you?"
"Just be careful with him. I have an odd feeling. Something's a bit off about him," Alex's voice echoed through my head.
"I'm fine, thanks." I paused. "Um...why are you here?"
He shrugged before answering, "I just felt like talking to you."
I nodded a little. "Come in if you want." I walked back over to my bed and sat down on it.
He walked in. "Nice room."
"Thanks."
"No problem." He glanced over at a picture of me and my mom. "Is that your sister?"
I laughed. "No, that's my mother."
With an embarrassed expression on his face, he said, "Oh. Sorry."
"No problem. I get that a lot..."
"So, um...where's the room mate?"
"I think she went to the library for a bit."
"Oh. Well, would you like to go out and do something?"
"Um..." I said, looking down at my bed. "Actually, I'd rather stay in for a bit. I'm pretty tired."
"Oh. That's fine."
I nodded and smiled politely, then looked around.
He's kind of boring... I thought.
He scratched his head. "So, are you doing anything tomorrow?"
Tomorrow's Thursday... I thought.
"Not that I know of. Why?"
"Just wondering if you wanted to hang out or something."
I regretted saying my day was free at that time. "Um...I guess we could..."
He smiled. "Okay. Maybe we could go downtown or something."
"That sounds okay." I forced a small smile.
"Okay. Well, I'll see you then, I guess."
"Yeah. See ya then, Adam." I smiled a little more at him.
He grinned before leaving.
I sighed to myself, then got back to my writing.