Indigo
As I finished my run, my body ached from the exhaustion, but my mind was refreshed. As I approached the entrance to the school, I saw Purdnece standing there, not today, Satan, not today. It seemed live every time I saw her. She managed to get on my nerves. I tried to walk past her without saying anything, but she couldn’t let that happen.
“Hey, you!” she said, waving her hand. “What’s your problem?”
I took a deep breath and turned to face her. “My tolerance for idiots is low today. I used to have some immunity, but obviously, there is a new strain out there.”
I stared at Prudence. People need to start appreciating my effort in not being a serial killer. But I knew better than to say that out loud. So I just crossed my arms and continued to stare.
“Oh, it seems like
