As she
bolted from the journalism class room, er, media and something classroom, D'anna frantically searched her pockets for her cigarettes, lighter, phone and keys. If they were all one thing, her life would be so much easier right now. As they weren't, there was much cursing and damning of things as she made a mad dash for her room
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But, well, as much as he kind of had the urge to turn the phone off and make the problem go away, this wasn't something he could put off without making the rest of the school year really awkward.
So he didn't answer the phone, but he did leave room 230 and walk down the hall to 237, knocking at the door somewhat hesitantly.
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All she was concerned about was hearing a certain voice on the other end of the line, confirming that he was indeed living.
To say that she was a bit peeved about being disturbed was a very misguided understatement.
More interested in pressing re-dial on her phone than polite conversation, D threw open the door without looking up and snarled, "WHAT THE FRAKKING HELL DO YOU WANT?!"
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