Psychedelia
Lonely Stoner
Olivia let out a loud groan. Plucking out her ear buds, she got up from her seat and approached the teacher's desk carefully. "Yes?" he asked, squinting through the darkness to see her. Olivia shook her head, "I can't be here anymore, Miller. You have to let me go somewhere," she responded, the urge to simply run out now very present. Earning a sigh from the teacher, he responded in a soft whisper, "Look. I'm not supposed to let you leave but if you have to 'use the restroom' I can let you go. If you get in trouble, though, that's none of my business." Olivia smiled, nodding then continuing on her way out of the classroom.
Glancing around the dark halls, Olivia shrugged and popped her ear buds back in. As far as she could tell, there wasn't really anyone else around. Of course, the teachers weren't supposed to let them leave anyways. Something told her that some of the other students had found their way out of the classrooms and back to the dorms. The idea was definitely inviting. Making her way down the hall, she stopped at a vending machine.
Seconds later, Olivia found herself with her face pressed up against the glass, emitting a soft sigh. "All I wanted was a stupid snickers," she mumbled. Leaning back away from the machine. Go figure, she had given the machine her money and it had ripped her off. She wasn't sure why these little things always seemed to happen to her but it damn sure was frustrating. Giving the machine a loving kick to the side, the snickers finally dropped down. Excitedly retrieving her candy bar, Olivia made her way out of the building and back out to the commons, once again invested in her music while taking a bite out of her treat.
Glancing around the dark halls, Olivia shrugged and popped her ear buds back in. As far as she could tell, there wasn't really anyone else around. Of course, the teachers weren't supposed to let them leave anyways. Something told her that some of the other students had found their way out of the classrooms and back to the dorms. The idea was definitely inviting. Making her way down the hall, she stopped at a vending machine.
Seconds later, Olivia found herself with her face pressed up against the glass, emitting a soft sigh. "All I wanted was a stupid snickers," she mumbled. Leaning back away from the machine. Go figure, she had given the machine her money and it had ripped her off. She wasn't sure why these little things always seemed to happen to her but it damn sure was frustrating. Giving the machine a loving kick to the side, the snickers finally dropped down. Excitedly retrieving her candy bar, Olivia made her way out of the building and back out to the commons, once again invested in her music while taking a bite out of her treat.