Whitney got off the bus just as Mrs Fliss was finished listing names for the first group of students. Whitney noticed she was grinning, "This is going to suck." He said under his breath when he noticed her grin widen. As she continued to list off names, he couldn't help but think of those names and who exactly they belonged to.
"And the second group is... Penelope Galloway," 'A tomboy with a less than acceptable attitude. Nothing interesting, next.' "Saxon Evert," 'Class clown with a record for being extra creative with his pranks.' "Alvira Haiblud," 'Some punk with a knack for scaring the daylight out of her enemies.' "Ula Lupita," 'I don't know why, but I get the sense she isn't... Genuine.' "Terraline Gray," 'Aside from some stray traits, she isn't all that remarkable.' "Whitney Nylund,"
"Are you serious right now?" Whitney didn't have the energy to put up these sorts of people. Some of them might actually try and talk to him, and today he just wanted to be alone.
"Dante Delacoste," 'Amateur MMA fighter. Don't make him mad.' "David Vedman,"
"Really? Was this necessary?" Whitney asked no one in particular. Whitney was not a fan of David, since he's know for trying to talk to loners like him, and has been actively avoiding him since freshman year.
"Jesse Silk," 'Depressing to be around.' "and Sam Blake." 'Some rebel who needs to learn his manners.'
Whitney sighed. Of all the people in the entire school, why was he grouped with all of them? And then Whitney realized two things. The teachers don't like anyone in this group, and they intentionally put them all together because nobody in it would be happy.
"Stand over there, group two, please." Mrs Fliss said, still with a wide grin. Whitney slowly walked over to the groups meeting spot, eyeing the teacher as he walked by.
"You did this on purpose." He muttered as he walked by, even though she couldn't hear him. He sat down upon reaching the area, barely taking note of Penelope's- or rather, Pen's existence.