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Girls' bathroom- Friday midday
Annie didn't know why she was so upset. It was a three-person race, and unless someone jumped in last-minute, she was going to make it on Student Council. And even if someone did join, it's not like anyone couldn't see how hard she was trying. She kept trying to remind herself of that, but it wasn't really the point.
She was used to being left out, and even used to people teaming up against her. She'd really thought that people would be different here, and surprise, they weren't. That hurt more than just all the campaign stuff, and she'd liked her so-called competition till five minutes ago. She thought briefly of just dropping out, but she had never gotten anywhere by giving up and she doubted that'd make her feel better. Maybe she should change her campaign slogan. Vote Annie: The Only Senior Candidate to Never Make Someone Cry In The Bathroom. Nah. Even at her worst, she wasn't that petty. No, she was going to have to do exactly what she'd been doing: show everyone she was the right person for the job. And absolutely crush the other two in the debate.
She'd just maybe cry it out a little first, though.
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She was used to being left out, and even used to people teaming up against her. She'd really thought that people would be different here, and surprise, they weren't. That hurt more than just all the campaign stuff, and she'd liked her so-called competition till five minutes ago. She thought briefly of just dropping out, but she had never gotten anywhere by giving up and she doubted that'd make her feel better. Maybe she should change her campaign slogan. Vote Annie: The Only Senior Candidate to Never Make Someone Cry In The Bathroom. Nah. Even at her worst, she wasn't that petty. No, she was going to have to do exactly what she'd been doing: show everyone she was the right person for the job. And absolutely crush the other two in the debate.
She'd just maybe cry it out a little first, though.
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He stopped and stepped closer, listening carefully. After a second, he cleared his throat and called out, "Is, uh, is everything okay in there? You hurt or something?"
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"Annie?" he asked, frowning at how her voice sounded. "You don't sound fine. Oh, it's, uh, Sam. You sure you're all right?"
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Was that what they took for allergies?
"Or something hot to drink? Honestly, I don't know what to do for allergies."
He wasn't sure if she really had allergies but he wouldn't just imply she was a liar.
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and also I wanted to use this icon. She had just finished rinsing the conditioner out of her hair when she thought she heard--Poking her head out from under the spray, she called, "Is someone there? Are you all right?"
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She didn't wear contacts.
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She stepped out of the stall in her sandals and towel, reaching for her bathrobe to sling over her, too. "Wanna talk about it?"
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To the best of her knowledge, there were only three senior candidates and three open spots, so...
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Not that politics necessarily were, as Karla very well knew, but this was high school.
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and her rampantly hurt-comfort canoncould sniff them out like a bloodhound.So the second she heard crying from the other side of the bathroom door (she'd just been wandering down the hallway) she had to step in and see what was going on.
"Hello?" she called. "Are you all right?"
It was a legitimate question. What if the plumbing was messing with her the way the library had the other day?
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Gabrielle pushed the door open and stepped in, immediately frowning. "By the gods -- what's wrong?"
Yes, yes, that conveyed the point that you didn't buy the 'totally okay,' but stop being so dramatic, Gabrielle.
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She frowned. "Can we forget I tried that one?"
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Then smiled slightly. "But we can forget if you want."
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Hi, girl she'd talked to once before.
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