"Sorry it happened."
"Oh so now your feeling guilty about it?" Megan snapped from the door way, her hands planted solidly on her hips.
"No, guilt implies ownership. But if you don't want my sympathy then fine." She snarled from the side of her bed, a faint note of hostility to her voice. With one sharp moment she jerked her pale blue jeans around her wide hips. For a moment she struggled t pull up the silver plated fly. "But don't come looking for it, you started all this drama." Janine growled, shrugging a white beater over her slender frame. The words "Long live Republic" played across the chest in bold black letters. Absent mindedly she pulled her air out of the back of her shirt and snatched up her purse. Without patience she booted the dozens of shoes out of the door way until she found a pair of relatively beat up white leather sneakers. "Don't wait up." She muttered to her friends back, with a roll of her deep chocolate brown eyes.
"Fine." The other individual agreed to the back of a closing door. Megan quickly left as well, abandoning solitude.The memory of her friend leaving her in the empty room was resurrecting old ghosts.
The toes of her white and navy accented shoes tapped the ground with remarkable impatience. The hall was so crowded it seemed impossible to get through. Slowly, she eased her way through nd waited to glance at the poster one of her professors had put up about tomorrows trip. -thud. That was the sound she made when she tripped and fell to the ground. Gritting her teeth she glared up at one of her classmates. "Son, you better watch where your going next time." Janine muttered, flicking a strand of wavy hair away from her face. Slowly, she got up, wiping the dirt rather angrily off her arms.