The Line I Shouldn't Cross
I yanked the collar of my shirt up, pinning it tight with a small safety pin from the inside, hoping to God it would stay put.
Ten minutes later, I was crossing the main campus courtyard, my hands gripping the straps of my backpack like a shield. The sun was blinding, making my eyes sting after barely getting two hours of sleep.
"Well, look who finally decided to show up for air," a sharp voice cut through the morning air.
I stopped dead in my tracks. Standing right in the middle of the concrete path was Maria Cole, flanked by her usual shadows, Gloria and Meg. Maria was wearing a crisp white designer jacket, a massive, iced coffee held loosely in her manicured hand.
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