Novel & Cerita I Was Sitting In The Corner

Ava ‘s POV “I'm just going to sit right here” I said, as I moved to the corner of the down stairs room, I could not bare for them to continue flirting in front of me but I didn't want want to miss seeing the length he would go. I had thought it was me who got his attention, but the very minute Tiana came into the picture, it's now her who’s got his attention.

There was only one small table in the room, barely enough for three people if they squeezed in. Damian looked up and shot me a frosty glance. Before he could say anything, I quietly took my meal and sat down in the corner by the window. It was fine… I didn't need a table. The corner of the windowsill would do. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw Damian pause. He looked a little surprised by how non-confrontational I was, but it disappeared in an instant. He quickly went back to cut the food into bite-sized pieces for Vivian and handed her a glass of fruit juice. He was gentle and careful all the way.

I didn't want to find out. I sat in the corner of the cafeteria at a busted table no one used because it was so wobbly. It took a bit of balance to use it but I ate at it a few times before and had the hang of it. I toyed with my sandwich, trying to decide if I could tolerate anything in my stomach right then when a pair of beat-up sneakers came to a halt inside my peripheral vision. I looked up at the smallest high school student I had ever seen. And yes, as luck would have it, he was a guy.

The room is extremely empty except for the few countable mats laid on the floor. Everyone picks a mat and I am left standing alone because there are no more. "Are you going to stand there or join me?" Mia's voice questions. I look around and spot her sitting on the far corner. I look around the room counting my options. I really don't like being around her. She is mouthy and says the wrong things all the time. But I guess I got no option other than sitting on the icy cold floor. I walk to where she sits and takes a seat besides her. She doesn't say a word of which I am so grateful.

I grabbed a tray and found an empty table in the corner, as far from everyone as possible. I picked at my food, not really eating, just pushing it around the plate. Then someone sat down across from me. I looked up. Seraphina. “What are you doing?” I asked. “Sitting,” she said. “Is that allowed?” I looked at her surprise, Seraphina choosing to hang around with me. “Need company?” she asked. I hesitated, then nodded. “Yeah. I guess I do.” We sat in silence for a moment. Then I spoke.

I was the only one alone, but I was not going to study, I was going to sleep. There was a place where no one bothered me, it was a corner behind several aisles of books. There was no one sitting there at the time. I sat down on my back and leaned my head on the table. I couldn't help wanting to sleep that class, at least at some points it was entertaining. I started to fall asleep, but someone sat close to me, I had to lift my face and look at who it was. I knew her, she was from one of my classes, but I didn't talk to her.

Just as we were about to enter, he grabbed me by my hand and I turned towards him with a confused look. "Stay close to me." He said and I nodded slowly. We headed inside and other students from the school were already there. I looked around searching for a quiet place to sit. Not a fan of drinking and dancing like a maniac. Levi's words rang in my head again and breathed. I waddled through the crowd and went to sit at a corner. "Oh, see. Who's here?" I heard Hadley yell over the music. I shifted uncomfortably on the seat and looked around for Levi.

I said "I thought we talked about this already Diana" "I'm at work so I'm just following protocols don't worry I'm gonna stop when we are out of this building, "I said as he wanted to continue to cut him off "Ok then." "Why are you sitting here by the way isn't this too you know cornered or something," I said smiling because of the blunder I just made "Nothing much. I just love sitting at the corner; you get to see all the views from here; you should try it once you get to understand what I'm talking about." He said smiling

It was in the middle of nowhere and the people were so nice. We had found a charming café called Moonlit corner. Walking in, we were seated by a host in a cute little booth in a corner. Leaning over to Nicolas's ear, I whispered, "this is a nice, secluded booth, we could make out here." Nibbling in his ear as I whispered this.

I usually sat under the staircase or by the side door near the dumpsters where the sun hit the bricks just enough to warm my back. But today, when I got there, Alice and two of her friends were already there. “Seriously?” she said, wrinkling her nose. “This is your corner?” I mumbled, “I usually sit here…” “Well, sit somewhere else.” I hesitated, holding my tray like a shield. They were already sitting. They weren’t going to move. I turned and left, the laughter behind me light and fluttering, like the sound of butterflies tearing their wings. --- I found Jason leaning against the tree behind the training field, eating from a lunchbox.