PROFESSOR SIN
Girls walking past covered their mouths, giggling.
My throat went dry. My palms turned sweaty.
And then, they appeared.
The Sassy girls.
Four of them, walking in their tight jeans and crop tops, their perfume heavy in the air, their lips painted red. Their leader, the one with long fake lashes, stepped right in front of me, blocking my path. My sister missing from their mixed.
“Well, well,” she said, smirking. “If it isn’t little miss quiet girl.”
The others circled me like vultures, their laughter sharp.