Hehe; in the one month I've seen this girl, we finally had some worthwhile time to get to know one another, because before Friday, all I ever did was say, "Hi" to her, and ask her if she was okay, since she's on the other side of the room. We had a Pep Rally on Friday, for our Homecoming Game, and she and I, along with three other kids (all younger than me) didn't buy tickets, so we were located to one of the art rooms. Here I was, the only senior among 2 freshman and 2 sophomores. Kinda funny, and yet, it's kinda nice to be the oldest for a change (I remember I was in a similiar situation, except I was the freshman). In any case, back to the girl.
Nothing serious, obviously; she's a shy one, and I decided, for a change, I'd initiate something. So, I asked her as she was resting her head, "Wanna play a game?" She nodded her head, and we played, of all games, Tic Tac Toe. In the end, we had a tie 70% of the time; I defeated her three times, and she defeated me twice. Whenever I'd look like I'd win, she's always grab the paper and scribble whatever her symbol (X or O) was in a line so as to prevent me from winning. It was kinda cute, when she'd blush when she lost a game and so forth. The rest of the kids kinda got involved as well, and we'd rotate the game around. I defeated the two other kids (both guys) and there was another girl, but she was busy with something else. I was concentrated on the girl I like for the most part, though. She was finally opening up, and we played Hangman (another of all games) and we all rotated. Apparently, she likes Naruto and anime; cool, I guess. I sorta like anime, in a way, though I've kinda outgrown it in a bit.
Anyway, one of the other guys kept saying, "Aww..., she's so cute!" in a high pitched voice, and it was kinda annoying. Not to mention, he always calls her his little sister, even though she's a year older than him. As a result, he'd say to me, "Stop looking at my little sister!" My goodness. We traded friendly fire for some time and she kinda blushed. The other guy was busy trying to get her to talk. It was so funny. Once the bell rang, we all went our seperate ways, but she, after one month of not saying much, actually said "Bye," and smiled and waved. TBH, she made my entire day.