☼ the light barely made it's way in the small room ☼

the smell of mixed chemicals
the sound of her heart racing
his steady breathing...

there was only one way to describe the meeting--
explosive

the smell of mixed chemicals
the sound of her heart racing
his steady breathing...

there was only one way to describe the meeting--
explosive
Nanase "Nana" Mio

Typically, Nana tried not to get caught. If she got caught, she'd get reported, teachers would get involved and when teachers got involved, parents got involved and God so help her if she wanted to be in the same room as her mother, even if there was a teacher in with them. So, as to avoid parental confrontation, Nana did her best to be a troublemaker, but not get caught.
As it was, the tiny girl was bad at it. She was found out and reprimanded half the time, the smell of tobacco on her skin and the sour speech she spoke was a telltale sign to mostteachers that this one was a troublemaker. Today was no different, a fight during lunch by the cafeteria landing her straight to the nurses, and afterwards, as the day ended, detention.
Yes, Nana planned on skipping detention, yet here she was, walking down the hallway with a teacher behind her, metaphorical leash tight around her neck. Her arm throbbed, freshly bandaged yet already seeing hints of red. The fight got a bit intense, and Nana would be pissed of the other kid didnt get in detention as well. The teacher opened the door, pushing the young teen in with a grunt, Nana fighting back the urge to spit in his face.
Looking at the empty science lab, she asked, "The fuck? Where's everyone?"
"The other kid's still in the nurse," the teacher said, pointing to a seat- universal sign for 'take a seat'. "He'll have detention some other day. Another punk's joining you here today- try not to pick a fight."
Nana scratched the bandaid on her cheek as she sat down, muttering a cliche, "No promises," as the teacher placed a slip of paper in front of her seat. Disciplinary Essay. She's pretty much rehashed the same one the last fourteen times, and today would be no different.
She'd already started to reach in her skirt pockets for a pen when the sound of the door opening caught her attention, her eyes lifting in curiousity.