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"So, you're telling me that your dad wants the deaf boy to tutor you?" I looked up at my friend Bee as she spoke, leaning against a hard bookshelf in the library. Our teacher had took the class to the library. It seems as though there was a rat in the classroom, so they moved all of us in the library where we sit and do nothing. 

"He is pretty cute." My other friend Nani said.

"Cute? No, cute is an understatement. Jasper Ralston is SEXY AS HELL!" Bee shouted loudly in excitement causing half the hallway to stare. I gave them all glares causing them to instantly look away. She wasn't wrong though, Jasper truly is a handsome sight. It was just that girls didn't seem to pay much attention to him since he can't hear.

I guess they thought it would be to hard trying to talk to a guy who can't talk back, which is reasonable since I seem to have thought the exact same thing. I watched as Jasper sat alone at a table, nose deep into a book. He had a pen in his hand and notebooks sat beside him on the table as he deeply drew. His thick dark eyebrows scrunched together as his hands intensely colored the paper. It's weird how people seem to notice the ones who sit alone more than the ones that seat in groups, yet they never talk to ones that are alone. Maybe I'm a hypocrite for saying that. I guess it's just that I wait around for others to talk to him instead of having to do it myself.  

I looked back to Bee as she ranted about politics and Nani fixed her makeup. I laughed as she scrubbed lip stick off her teeth. She paused looking over at me then starring at something else.

"The guy sure is cute but should definitely work on his staring problem." I didn't bother looking back. 

"Can you blame him? Who wouldn't look at you brushing your teeth in a library." I replied.

"Oh, I don't think he's looking at Bee." 

"Who are you talking about-" before I could turn around Nani placed her hands on the side of my face keeping my head still. "Don't look at him! Are you crazy? That's super awkward. Then he'll know we were talking about him." 

"Okay fine I won't. Can you just let go of my face. You have these long, freaky, witch nails and they hurt." She left go and sat back down in her seat. 

"My nails are cute, right Bee?" She pouted.

"Of course Nani. Everyone loves the Witch of the West." Bee bluntly stated while doing her make up. 

"You know what, enough about me lets talk about Kick Ass Kinesly for a moment ." 

"Let's not." I commented, raising my hands in disapproval. 

"OMG, he's staring again!" She tapped my arm in excitement. She smiled, showing off her blue braces. "That's so cute! I wish I had a personal stalker." Bee wined. "I will forever be single." 

"Who's staring? Are they looking at me?"

"Yes." They said in unison.

"Ew, tell them to stop." I covered my face quickly and dropped my head down on the table, not liking the idea of someone looking at me. 

"He's always staring. I'm surprised you didn't notice...." She trailed off. I didn't. I don't even know who she is talking about to be honest. Do I have something on my face or something? 

"Tell me when he looks away." I grumble with my head still down on the cold, hard table.

"He looked away." My head raised in relief.

"Maybe he knows that he's going to be your tutor-"

"JASPER!" Someone yelled. I looked back at a group of guys who laughed as one their friends called his name knowing damn well he couldn't hear, let alone reply. 

"See man! He can't even hear you. Just go do it." I watched as Finn got out of his seat and walked towards Jasper. His friends laughed and cheered him on. Poor Jasper didn't even know what was coming. Finn walked by and took one of Jasper's sketchbooks before slamming the rest down on the floor. My fellow classmates busted into laughter as Jasper looked up and saw his things splattered on the floor. Finn walked to his group of friends who gave him high fives he handed them the book and they continued to laugh. 

Jasper got down and picked up his stuff, his jaw clenched yet he didn't react in any other way. I don't understand how he could just do nothing? Anger flared through my body. I jumped out of my seat and walked over to Finn and his group of dummies who watched me as I made my way over there. A smirk crossed his face as he flashed his pearling teeth. In most cases cliches have the mean girl and her minions but in this story we have Finn and the 7 idiots. As expected they are quite good looking. Built body's, athletes, man whores, yeah you get it. Your typical jocks. I despise Finn Ranger with a passion, a deep one in fact. 

"Well funny seeing you here Pines." 

"We're in the same class, idiot." I shot back.

"Oh, I know that I'm just surprised to see your dumb ass in a library." I nodded my head taking the insult as his group of hound dogs laughed. 

"Oh, that was a good one Ranger. Now be a good boy and shut the hell up before I make your ass go fetch some better jokes." I mentally high five my self as my fellow classmates giggled at my comment.

"What do you want, Pines?"

"For starters, I want you and your little street dogs to stop talking about Jasper."

"It's not like he can hear us." Finn said with a shrug. 

Bee playful punched him while laughing at his joke.

"Yeah, you're right Finn he can't hear us so talking about him when he can't defend himself makes you even more of a pussy." He raised his eyebrow, shocked at my statement while Bee and Nani did dramatic "Oh's" along with the rest of the people in the room.

"Oh, I see what's going on. You're playing the deaf boy's keeper."  He said 

"No, Finn, I'm not playing anything. Unlike you I'm not a fan of games so hand me his stuff or-"

"Or what?" 

"Or, I'll come up with something. You and I both know I'm never the one to run out of ideas.  I'm not one to reckon with. Isn't that right, Tyler?" I called out only meeting pure silence. I smiled in satisfaction as Finn stood there confused. 

"Oh yeah, I forget he isn't here today, I wonder why." I dragged on the word wonder hoping to scare him. Truth be told, last week Tyler West had crossed the line. He utterly embarrassed me in the cafeteria after tripping me right into a trash can and as revenge I snuck into the boys locker room and put hair dye into his shampoo and not only that, I also stole his clothes causing him to run out of he locker room looking like a naked Lala Loopsie Doll.

"Not that I'm confessing to anything, of course. I would never do such a thing, but then again when it comes to you lets just say it won't be hard spilling the pretty boy's secrets." I placed my hand on my chin as if I was thinking. 

I winked at Finn and his eyes widened as he caught along to the jab the I had just sent his way. "You wouldn't." He mouthed.

"Try me darling." In less than a second, Finn had forcefully tossed me the book. The hard books hit my sensitive chest my hands gripped around it and instead of attacking him I gave him a devious smirk. "Who's a good boy?" I teased. His fists balled as he scowled. As our teacher, Mrs.Bloom, entered the room. Her eyes scanned the room in search of anything out of place. That's when her eyes landed on me and Finn. 

"What seems to be the problems, Ms.Pines?" Her soft voice asked. 

"Oh nothing, Finn was letting me borrow this book of his. It's really nice." She raised and eyebrow uncertain. "Is that true Finn?"

Finn rolled his eyes still upset. He ran a hand through his blonde hair. "Yeah." He simply commented.

"Well how about everyone take a seat. Class will be over shortly." As everyone scrammed to there seat, my eyes searched for Jasper. He was no where in sight. Where did he go? I frowned in disappointment.

His chair was neatly pushed in and the table he once sat at was clear. I looked down at his notebook tempted to look inside. 

"Is there a problem, Ms.Pines?" My head shot back up at Mrs.Bloom, as she stood there with her skinny arms crossed over her chest. I was lost in thought.

"Is there a problem?"  I thought to myself. This boy, this deaf boy had vanished with out even coming after his notebook. Does he even know it's missing?

I sighed, brushing my dark hair out of my face. 

"No, there isn't a problem."