Bitter And Sweet

Episode 22 - Feeling guilty

"Oh hey!" Sanchez called him in the corridor. Sierra paused for a moment, "Yeah?" Both of his hands were holding Scott's book.

"I just want to ask you something, can I?" Nervous behavior. "Yes, of course, ask, what?" His heart was already uneasy after hearing Ozgur tell him about Sanchez going to take him on prom night.

"Prom you know, ah how to say it... It would be great if we went together, wouldn't it?" The young man continued to speak out in a convoluted manner, what Ozgur said was true. His brain was working on the answer he had to give the softball player, in his heart he did not have the intention to go to the graduation event but it would be in vain the school that he had been living ended with one shortcoming, namely not attending prom. "Oh man I..." Sierra could not give him any answer, when it was right Scott was seen crossing in front of his eyes. "Kingston! I mean Scott?" Damn the girl, make a worse mistake. "See Sanchez later." Forced the girl had to approach Scott who he really wanted to avoid, but there was no other way to save himself from Sanchez's invitation.

"Your book" he was nervous as he handed the finished task to his neighbor. But Sierra felt strange with Scott's uncharacteristic gaze, his expression cold. "Thank you Sierra" Scott said.

For a moment they did not say anything, very tense atmosphere between them. "Ah well then, see you later." Now Scott's really quiet and that makes Sierra feel guilty for not talking about last night. "All right, see you later, Kingston."

The young man embraced her, "Hey what's the matter?" Ask good Ozgur who today is free from softball practice because of Mr. Mike gave a leniency in training. They walked towards the parking lot where the school bus had been waiting for them to enter, "Sial Ozgur, I've been having a lot of trouble lately." Answer slowly. "What's wrong with you, huh? Where's the Sierra I know?" Ozgur has always given him the impetus to go forward with problems, precisely in a positive way.

"I know you as a quiet, grumpy and brave girl." They entered the bus and reached the back seat.

Pooja chimed in, "What's going on Sierra?" In a sitting position beside him. "So, this is a shame." The girl was unable to tell what she was going through. "Oh come on Sierra I'm curious." Luke forced her to tell stories.

The girl didn't see Scott on the bus, and thought about whether Scott had rejoined Alex or if the neighbor was so angry that she wouldn't meet him on the same bus. Because there were three buses lined up in the school parking lot, "Geez, my head would hurt if I had a lot of trouble." Sierra leaned his head on Pooja's shoulder. "Well what if we go relax, it's a weekend, guys." Luke got the idea. "All right, I'll buy you a coffee." Ozgur made his three friends happy, and tried to persuade Sierra to share the problems he had experienced. "Yahoo!!!" Luke shouted cheerfully by raising his walking stick up.