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mandy-asimp · 3 months ago

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A simp's list of stories

(my masterlist :D)

✫- smut ୨ৎ- fluff 𖦹- angst ꕥ- kinda smut

Abbott Elementary:

With a smile ( ୨ৎ 𖦹)

Melissa Schemmenti x OC (Claire) Summary: Claire has a crush on a specific redhead and it only seemed to have gotten worst over their friendship. After 5 years of friendship, dreams begin to become more persistent.

The Two Year Teacher (✫୨ৎ)

Melissa Schemmenti x reader (Y/N) Summary: Y/N is a very big CEO of her own company. And when her daughter comes home talking about her teacher she’s had for the second year in a row, Y/N just goes with it. but when she meets a red head at the grocery store, she never would've put her as a teacher. Then when Y/N's daughter gets into a mishap, a lot happens

Heartaches, and Other Aches (✫୨ৎ)

Melissa Schemmenti x reader (Y/N) Summary: Working on the furthest side of Abbott meant you avoided the cameras a lot. Especially when you would always have everything you need in your classroom. But the inevitable day came when you needed to journey to the teachers lounge.

Random Confessions (୨ৎ)

Melissa Schemmenti x OC (Alex) Summary: For two years Melissa had alway believed Alex hated her. Then one day, everything she's known is thrown out the window by a simple confession.

Forever Home ( 𖦹 ୨ৎ )

Melissa Schemmenti x reader (Y/N) Summary: When you hush Melissa in defense of Janine, Melissa begins to let herself slip into her own thoughts. Yet, without noticing her actions, she hurts you in doing so.

Fast Lane (✫𖦹୨ৎ)

Melissa Schemmenti x OC (Phoebe) Summary: Melissa is dating one of NASCAR's greatest drivers, although nobody knows that. Yet, with the race that decides history appears, a lot more stress is arising for Phoebe.

Redecorating Your Heart (୨ৎ)

Melissa Schemmenti x reader (Y/N) Summary: You begin to make changes to Melissa's home, but one year you have a different change in mind

Criminal Minds:

Safe and Sound ( 𖦹 ୨ৎ )

Emily Prentiss x reader (Y/N) Summary: Emily begins to see your face around more, but it's impossible. You were dead. But when Ian Doyle is rumored to escape, you couldn't stay dead forever.

Needed Me ( 𖦹 ୨ৎ )

Emily Prentiss x reader (Y/N (they/them)) Summary: When the job grows too hard for Emily, Rossi comes and seeks Y/N for help. Knowing if there was anyone to soothe her better than him, it was them.

A Game for Two (✫)

Emily Prentiss x reader (Y/N (she/her)) Summary: Y/N is the youngest agent on the team with a TikTok account. And after video goes viral, people notice a connection between her and emily.

Baby Whisper ( ୨ৎ )

Jennifer Jareau x reader (Y/N (she/her)) Summary: JJ finds out she's pregnant and when Will doesn't want the baby, she finds herself crying in the parking garage. Yet, Y/N is there to solve all her issues.

Florida Secrets (✫)

Jennifer Jareau x reader Summary: The team takes a vacation to Florida, and you're paired with the blonde of your dreams. Which isn't an issue until out of the state with alcohol in your system. After all, what happens in Florida, stays in Florida.

Shut Up and Dance (୨ৎ)

Aaron Hotchner x reader (Y/N (she/her)) Summary: One night while out with the team, Y/N and Hotch seem to be entirely carefree when their song comes on.

After Hours (✫)

Emily Prentiss x reader x Aaron Hotchner Summary: You stayed late in the office, Emily was your ride and she was still doing paper work. Being bored, you had started a solo dance party...only it didn't stay solo for long.

Dread of Secrets (ꕥ)

Jemily x OC (Natalie Hotchner) summary: Natalie is Aaron Hothcner's younger sister (27) and for seven years she's kept a secret against the BAU, until the day Penelope Garcia slips up and all comes out.

Marvel:

The Innocent Act (୨ৎ)

Wanda Maximoff x reader Summary: Y/N has been in Wanda’s class all four year, and in her final year she starts to get lost in the history of the language. asking for extra help but on the wrong day with the wrong outfit. Wanda, who’s kept control, finally lets free and speaks her mind. A/n~ looking back on this one is actually insane, like this was my first on this app!

Underneath the tree ( 𖦹 ୨ৎ )

Wanda Maximoff x reader (Y/N (she/her)) Summary: Y/N goes home for the holidays. The comfort of home being destroyed by her girlfriend. But soon, after hearing a conversation, Y/N finally falls the shots. And there was someone always waiting for her.

Sacrifice ( 𖦹 ୨ৎ )

pt. 1 l pt. 2 Wanda Maximoff x reader (Y/N) Summary: Wanda shows up to Kamar-Taj, but she finds something more desired. Something she lost back with Thanos. Her love.

It's a beautiful night (୨ৎ)

Wanda Maximoff x reader (Y/N (she/her)) Summary: While performing at her concert, Y/N has a confession to make.

High school Party (୨ৎ)

Natasha Romanoff x reader (Y/N) Summary: You never were one for high school. at least for the first three years. senior year was your year. But the only thing you couldn't pick out, was Natasha Romanoff. However, one party was all it took.

Winning the witches ( 𖦹 ୨ৎ )

pt. 1 l pt. 2 Wanda Maximoff x reader x Agatha Harkness Summary: Agatha came to collect the power. Wanda came to get the life she always wanted. Y/N came to protect herself.

Late Night Dancing ( ୨ৎ 𖦹)

Agatha Harkness x reader (Y/N (she/her)) Summary: Y/N is a gamer and plays among us because that's what I was feeling and is dating Agatha who is a big CEO but their relationship is exposed one night.

Curiosity (୨ৎ ✫)

Lilia Calderu x reader Summary: Your an inspiring actress who tends to have late rehearsals. And having no car, you had resorted to a the train. But then one night you meet a mysterious woman who captures your curiosity instantly.

Cards and Clay (୨ৎ ✫)

Lilia Calderu x reader Summary: You move into town and start a new pottery place, you bring in much business and are pleased with your tiny living. Or so you think that's what's happening

When She Calls (masterlist) (୨ৎ 𖦹 ✫)

Lilia Calderu x reader (Life (she/her)) Summary: When Life is asked to make a promise, she doesn't seem to be able to say no. But that promise was going to be served out so much longer than what she could see.

Basement of mysteries (୨ৎ 𖦹 ✫)

Agatha Harness x reader Summary: As Wanda Maximoff's oldest, you just graduated college and your summer living situation brings much more than just your hot neighbor down the hall.

Quiet on the Set (✫)

actress! Lilia Calderu x director! reader summary: While filming a movie, you're faced with the demanding nature of the Lilia Calderu. But when it comes to a crucial sex scene, you suddenly can't take her demands anymore.

Wednesday:

winter getaway (✫୨ৎ)

Larissa Weems x reader (Y/N) Summary: Y/n and Larissa Weems have never interacted unless needed. Which was almost everyday as Y/n had to explain why a random plant or tree had appeared in the courtyard. So when a friend convinces Y/n out of the comfort zone at the school getaway, many things happen.

sex in the flowers (✫୨ৎ)

Larissa Weems x reader (Y/N) Summary: You haven't been in the game long, but when you met Larissa Weems, your life changed. And after a few months of meeting, you quits your job. On the last meeting you have, you try to tell her but Larissa just wont listen.

sensitive baby ( 𖦹 ୨ৎ )

Larissa Weems x reader Summary: As the first hybrid teacher at Nevermore, you did everything you could to find your place. Which included taking charge to plan the Raven.

School For Good and Evil:

you're all mine ( 𖦹 ୨ৎ )

Leonora Lesso x reader (Y/N (she/her) Summary: Y/N was meant to be an Ever, but what happens as she becomes a Never?

Dragons Oh My! ( 𖦹 ୨ৎ )

Leonora Lesso x reader (Y/N Summary: Y/N and Lesso have been dating for a long time, but the three words have never been said, always implied. One day Y/N is with the other ever teachers and gets upset at their conversation.

Other's:

an interview online (୨ৎ)

Sandra Bullock x reader (Y/N (she/her)) Summary: During the pandemic,Y/N and Sandra decide to move in after a few years of datings. And what better time than a pandemic. With their relationship hidden from the world, a single shadow could finally bring light to them.

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sadruru · 2 months ago

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My Chaotic-Horny commander from EKinveyl 🍺

I should have shown a portrait here a long time ago ;D

#pathfinder wrath of the righteous #pathfinder wotr #pathfinder: wrath of the righteous #oc: melissa #didgital art #pathfinder #wotr commander #OH MY GOD HER FACIAL FEATURES ARE TOO PERFECTLY CAPTURED!!!

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yulgurr · 2 years ago

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honestly i might as well dump a couple more fe ocs I have (and I have a lot, I enjoy making them!!! i have a lot of stories in my head)

1. fe3h one, Theo, a minor noble from the empire WITH A TWIST he is actually an impostor and is impersonating a noble who was supposed to enroll. AND ANOTHER TWIST he is terrible at impersonating (his uniform doesn't fit, he doesn't know basic etiquette, he doesn't talk the way nobles do, he fights like he already killed a couple of people, etc.) and anyone with a brain could tell from the 1st glance. He also thinks that the full name of that noble he impersonates SUCKS. As for his real identity and intentions, I won't tell you. Maybe if I ever draw him again.

2. fe engage one, Melissa, a noble from Firene. A grumpy lady whose noble house is on the edge of bankruptcy. And that's actually about it. She's less grumpy once she's sure that her noble house is saved with the new connections she made in the army of the Divine Dragon and she finally starts living for herself rather than for her house. She also has a younger half-sister and she cares a lot about her.

bonus: emblem Camille but I set her crybaby stat at 100

#yulgurr art #fire emblem oc #fe3h oc #fe engage oc #ART DUMP HHAHAHAHA #oc: theo #oc: melissa

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morgana-larkin · 3 months ago

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So I got an idea for another idea for a fix-it fic from the latest episode. Not edited in the slightest and I hope you like it!

Summary: You are one of Melissa's casual hookups. You develop feelings for her and you've only told Ava. Then you watch as Melissa wants to become exclusive with Robinson

First Choice

Warnings: Swearing, Jealous reader

Words: 4k

You walk into the doors of Abbott Elementary and enter the breakroom and you see the usual gang there. You put your lunch in the fridge before you go on the couch and go on your phone. You didn’t notice Melissa tracking all of your movements and staring at your ass as you walked to the couch. You’re walking to your fifth grade classroom a few minutes before the bell rings when you get stopped by someone and you turn around to see Melissa there.

“Hey Melissa, what’s up?” You ask her.

“Well I’m seeing Captain Rob tonight but what if you come over tomorrow night?” She asks you.

You and Melissa started having casual sex when she started exploring the world of casual relationships last year. Over that time you developed feelings for the redhead and even when you should stop, you can’t as she’s too addictive. You want to say that she’s developed feelings for you as well but she’s so hard to read sometimes and you’re always getting mixed signals.

“I��ll have to see if I’m busy or not.” You tell her and she nods before she walks to her classroom. You watch as she walks away both knowing full well she’s swinging that ass more as she knows you’re watching her.

You know you’re already free tomorrow night but you learned early on she likes a little mystery to someone, so you always say you’ll check. Sometimes you actually are busy but most of the time you’re not.

You walk into the break room at lunch and you see Gary there refilling the vending machine. You haven’t seen him since Melissa rejected his proposal in front of the entire school and you have to say that he basically brought upon himself.

“Hey Gary, haven’t seen you in awhile.” You tell him and he turns around as he watches you walk to the fridge to get your lunch.

“Hey Y/n, you still work here?” He asks you with a smile. The both of you ended up getting to know each other as you started spending time around Melissa when they were going out. Before you answer, Melissa walks in.

“Ya, still work here. How have you been?” You ask him as you put your meal in the microwave.

“Pretty good, I was actually just telling Melissa that I’m getting married.” He tells you and you turn to see Melissa there with a smile before turning back to him.

“Married? Oh congrats!” You tell him.

“Thank you.” He tells you. “Melissa’s coming to it.” He adds and then he closes the vending machine. “Oh by the way, I made sure to stock it up with Kit Kat’s for ya.” He tells you and you smile.

“Oh perfect, thank you.” You tell him and he smiles before leaving. The microwave beeps to signal your food is done and you take it out before sitting with Melissa and Barb.

“So you’re going to his wedding?” You ask her and she nods.

“Yep.” She tells you.

“I’m surprised he invited you considering how the relationship ended.”

“I guess he got over it as it led him to this other girl.” She tells you.

“So are you bringing a plus one?” You ask her.

“Well I’m planning on it and I’m thinking of asking Captain Rob to go with me, he’s a fun time.” She tells you and your smile immediately turns into a frown.

“Don’t you usually invite another person if you’re serious or at least a friend?” You ask her, knowing she still sees him as a casual thing.

“It’s still just casual, but he knows how to party, so it should be fun.” She tells you with a smile and you nod, a little heartbroken that she hasn’t thought to ask you.

“Well I just remembered I have some grading to catch up on so I’ll see you both later.” You tell them and they both say bye to you before you leave.

The next morning you walk in with Melissa and Jacob as you all arrived at the same time, and Jacob is asking the same questions you asked her yesterday.

“Then you’re suddenly in brunch territory.” He tells her.

“Jacob, he’s still saved in my phone as fireman number 2, I think we’re good.” She tells him.

“2? You’re seeing two?” You ask her and she nods.

“Yep, what can I say, I have a thing for firefighters.” She tells you with a smile. “By the way, are you free tonight?” She asks you and you remember how hurt you were yesterday.

“I’m afraid I’m busy.” You tell her and you see she looks a bit disappointed.

“Oh, well how about tomorrow or Saturday?” She asks you and you see Jacob's expression hasn’t changed, knowing you and Mel have been hooking up for a few months and he’s already used to this.

“I’ll have to see and get back to you tomorrow.” You tell her and she nods.

“I’ll be looking forward to your answer.” She tells you and you all reach the breakroom.

At the end of the day you’re talking with Ava in the office area and you see Melissa stomping out of the school. You look confused and Ava sees what you’re looking at.

“Ohh the fiery redhead is steamed.” She says and you roll your eyes. “Aren’t you gonna go calm your girl down?” She asks you.

“She’s not my girl.” You tell her with a sigh.

You somehow found a really good friend in Ava in the past year and she’s the only one you told your feelings to. She’s managed to keep it a secret despite her love for drama but you’re guessing friends are very important to her.

“Your future girl then.” She says.

“I’m not telling her, she likes having casual sex with people. I don’t want to make her uncomfortable or disrespect her boundaries by telling her I have feelings for her.” You say to Ava. “See you tomorrow.” You tell her.

“See ya.” She says and then you leave.

You cross the parking lot to your car and you don’t realise you’re passing Melissa’s car as you search for your keys. Melissa notices you and stares at you as you cross the street to your car and she sighs.

Melissa just found out that Robinson is going out with another girl, Gary is getting married and you cancelled sex with her. Not the best 2 days for her as everyone is not choosing her.

The next day you and Jacob are listening to her telling the story of Moses’s. You watch in fascination of Jacob’s reaction and Barb’s dramatic storytelling.

“What? Oh my god, should I read the bible? Ok, no more spoilers.” He tells her and you can’t help but laugh before Melissa bursts in all pissed.

“Could anymore of those hipster college kids move to this town and ruin it!” She yells angrily and you furrow your eyebrows. “That’s why my sixers are blowing it! And the Phillies lost in the playoffs to the mets. The METS, Barb, damn it!” She says. You know sports are important to her but she’s never been this angry about it before.

“You alright Mel?” You ask her and she looks at you.

“I don’t know Y/n, it’s just a… I’m having a bad case of whatever the hell this day is.” She spits out.

“Lies! Liza Minelli.” Jacob says as he stands up and he walks to her table and sits down. You choose to stay where you are as you’re probably not the best at calming her down. “Something is amiss and you are going to spill sister, ok? Like the oil that is unfortunately in our oceans.” He says while looking at the camera and you roll your eyes while taking a sip of your coffee.

“Ok fine, Captain Rob can’t go to Gary’s wedding, which is fine.” She says, sounding absolutely not fine.

“Doesn’t seem like it’s fine.” Jacob says.

“No, it’s… you know what? It’s not fine, but why? Why isn’t it fine?” She says and you furrow your eyebrows, a little nervous about where this is headed. “Why do I care if he goes to the symphony with some SLUT!” She says and then angrily puts her lunch in the fridge.

“Melissa! Sit.” Barb tells her sternly and Melissa immediately sits down and Barb sits beside her. “Now, do you want him to see other people or not?” Barb asks her and you stare intently at her.

“No, I-I guess I don’t.” She says and your heart drops at her words.

“Sounds like somebody wants to go steady.” Barb tells her with a smile.

“Oh, fine.” Melissa says with a smile as well. She casts a glance at you and sees you have your arms crossed on the couch looking like you’re having an internal hissy fit. She gets up from her chair and walks over to you. “Y/n, are you ok?” She asks you and you look at her before you stand up and grab your things.

“No, but what do you care?” You ask her and then walk out, leaving her confused in the break room. Melissa looks at Barb and Jacob confused before they both shrug in response and then she decides to follow you. She watches as you walk all the way to Ava’s office and she frowns as she sees you immediately take a seat in the free chair and Ava doesn’t even flinch.

“What’s up?” Ava asks you.

“Melissa wants to go steady with Captain idiot.” You tell her and she looks up from her phone.

“I told you to tell her about your feelings.” She says and you sigh.

“She obviously doesn’t have feelings for me as she’s upset about not being exclusive with the idiot.” You tell her.

“How about you come over to my place tonight and I’ll take you out to get plastered?” She offers and you look at her.

“I like that plan, thank you.” You tell her and she nods.

“Good, be at my place at 8. Now get to class.” She tells you as she sees there’s a few minutes left until the bell.

“See you later.” You tell her and then start walking to your classroom.

You see Melissa walking down the hall and you tilt your head, it doesn’t look like she just came from the breakroom. You shrug and then go to your classroom. You start to head to the breakroom after dropping your kids off in the caf but get stopped by Melissa.

“What was wrong this morning?” She asks you and you look at her.

“It’s nothing, I feel better now.” That was a total lie. “I went to Ava and she helped me feel better.”

“Well what made you all pissed?” She asks as she follows you to the breakroom.

“Nothing that concerns you.” You snap. “By the way I guess you’re not free any nights now.” You say to her as you turn around to face her and she looks down.

“Well, ya I guess so, I want to tell him today.” She says.

“Well it was great knowing you then.” You tell her and then continue heading to the breakroom.

“What! Wait a minute.” She says as she runs ahead of you and blocks your path. “What do you mean great knowing you? Just because I might go into a relationship doesn’t mean I won’t make time for you.” She tells you genuinely.

“Melissa, the only time we hung out outside of school was to…hook up.” You whisper the last 2 words as there’s teachers and students walking around.

“And? Doesn’t mean that can’t change.”

“Like your feelings?” You ask her and she furrows her eyebrows.

“What?”

“You literally said yesterday that you like being casual with Robinson and now you want to be with him? Like what the fuck?” You ask her and she sighs.

“Feelings can change.” She tells you and you roll your eyes.

“Whatever, I’m busy everyday you want to hang out anyway.” You tell her and then blow past her and enter the breakroom.

Everyone notices how Melissa watches you walk from the fridge to the couch, looking hurt by something. Jacob is the only one that gets up and sits next to you on the couch.

“Everything ok with you and Melissa?” He asks you.

“We’re not friends anymore, that’s all.” You tell him. “Actually, I don’t think we were ever friends. We only hung out to hook up but that’s over.” You say and sit back on the couch with a sigh.

“She does see you as a friend.” He says like it's obvious.

“I doubt that, but either way her and I are done whatever was going on.” You say and he looks at you before he figures it out.

“Oh my god, you’re jealous.” He says and you cover his mouth with your hand.

“Keep your voice down.” You tell her sternly before removing your hand.

“You’re jealous, that’s why you’re cranky. Oh wait, you’re jealous and Melissa isn’t choosing you. Y/n, I’m sorry.” He says and you look down.

“It doesn’t matter, Melissa made her choice.” You tell him before you get up to go and eat in your classroom. A few minutes later Melissa bursts in your classroom and walks right up to you. “JESUS CHRIST MELISSA! Ever heard of knocking?” You ask her as she took you by surprise.

“Come over tonight.” She says, completely ignoring what you just said.

“Why would I come over?”

“You’re obviously upset or mad at me about something, so come over tonight so we can talk.” She tells you and you shake your head.

“I’m busy.” You tell her and she crosses her arms.

“With what?”

“With none of your business.” You say and she rolls her eyes. “Also going out with Ava and I also don’t want to go to your place.” You tell her angrily.

“Then Saturday.” She says.

“The not wanting to go to your place applies to every day.” You tell her.

“Then I’ll come to your place.” She says.

“You can try but I won’t let you in.” You say as you continue eating.

“Why are you so angry with me? What did I do?” She asks you and you look at the wide open door and she follows your eyesight. She immediately goes and closes the door before she walks back to you. “Well?”

“Why do you even care? It’s not like we’re friends.” You tell her and you see that comment hurt her.

“I thought we were friends.”

“We’re coworkers who occasionally hooked up. That’s all we were. Now can you please leave? I’d like to eat in peace.” You tell her.

“I’m not leaving until you tell me? Why are you upset that we’re not hooking up anymore?” She asks and she pushed you past your limits and you snap.

“I’m not upset about that! I’m upset that you’re not choosing me! Now LEAVE.” You tell her and she’s too shocked by your words that she does leave and doesn’t talk to you for the rest of the day.

Melissa tries to catch you after the day ends but she makes it to the parking lot just as you’re pulling out and she groans. She then hurries to her car and sees if she can make it to your place just as you get home. She hurries to your place and doesn’t even see your car there and she looks confused. Where the hell were you?

You pull up to Ava’s house and knock on the door. Ava opens the door a few seconds later and sees you there.

“Y/n? You were supposed to be here at 8.” She says but then sees you visible upset and she lets you in. “What did Melissa do now?” She asks you.

“I might have accidentally told Melissa I have feelings for her.”

“Did you or did you not?” She asks as you both sit on her couch.

“Well technically I told her I’m upset that she didn’t choose me.” You tell her and she nods.

“I see.” She says

“Now I can’t go home because I’m afraid Melissa might go to my place.” You tell her.

“Alright you can stay here tonight as you’re getting plastered anyway, but you go home tomorrow.” She says and you let out a sigh of relief.

You then feel your phone vibrate and you pull it out of your pocket and see you got a text from Melissa.

Melissa: Where are you? I need to talk to you

“See, this is what I was afraid of.” You tell Ava as you show her the text.

“What if it’s something good?” Ava asks and you give her a look. “It could be.” She adds.

You end up getting very tipsy by 9pm and you end up falling into someone but they catch you. You look up to thank them but the words die in your throat as you see Melissa there.

“Y/n, there you- hi Schemmenti.” Ava says as she sees Melissa just caught you from falling.

“I’m taking this one outside to get some air.” Melissa tells her and Ava just nods, knowing not to say no to Melissa. Melissa brings you outside of the club, having to keep you upright as you kept losing your balance.

“Melissa, what are you doing here?” You ask her.

“I need to talk to you and I couldn’t find you.”

“How did you find me?” You ask her.

“I may have looked on Ava’s instagram through Jacob and she posted about which bar you two were going to tonight.” She tells you.

“Why can’t you leave alone? You haven’t left me alone today at all.” You tell her and she sighs.

“You told me that you’re upset because I didn’t choose you, why didn’t you tell me that you have feelings for me?” She asks.

“Why does it matter? You like captain idiot.” You tell her and she smiles.

“I don’t like him that way.” She tells you and you look at her shocked.

“What? But you were telling Barb that you want to be exclusive with him this morning.”

“I freaked out when Gary mentioned he was getting married and he was an easy option because I didn’t know how you felt. You are extremely good at hiding your feelings.” She tells you. “Apparently you just had to be pretty jealous until you finally admit them.” She adds.

“You don’t like him?” You ask her and she shakes her head.

“I mean I’ve had fun with him and he’s alright in bed but with you it’s different. It’s better with you and not just because you know how to make me come multiple times very easily.” She says and you smirk. “But because there’s feelings involved from both people.” She tells you.

“You like me?” You ask her and she nods.

“I kept trying to see if you like me but I couldn’t tell. You’ve always been my first choice but I didn’t want to ruin what we had.” She says. You go to kiss her but she stops you with her hand. “I want to kiss you as well but I want to make sure you remember it. I don’t know how drunk you are.” She tells you with a smile and you lose your balance and fall on her but she catches you again. “Just falling for me aren’t ya?” She teases and you roll your eyes. “Come on, I’ll take you to my place.”

“Aren’t you spending the night with captain idiot?” You ask her and she shakes her head.

“You see this very beautiful 5th grade teacher admitted she had feelings for me and so I met with Robinson to tell him our arrangement is over.” She says as she reaches her car and she helps you in.

“Who’s this 5th grade teacher?” You ask her as she gets in and she looks at you amused.

“You, you dork.” She says and then starts driving.

“Oh.” You say. Melissa drives you both to her place and she helps you to her bed and she practically throws you on her bed and you land on your back. “Oof.”

“Did you want to sleep in your clothes or without clothes?” She asks you and you look at her.

“You just want me naked.” You accuse her and she rolls her eyes before she helps you sit up and takes your shirt off.

“I would never take advantage of you.” She says as she unclips your bra.

“Then why are you undressing me?” You ask her.

“Because these clothes don’t look comfortable to sleep in, and if you’re naked then you can feel my skin on yours.” She says and you smile.

“That is a really good feeling, especially since I love you.” You blurt out without realising it and she freezes while she was taking your pants off.

“You love me?” She asks.

“I do love you.” You tell her and she cups your cheek and places a kiss on your forehead.

“We can talk about this more tomorrow.” She tells you and you nod. “Now get comfortable and let me just take my clothes off before I join you.” She tells you and you get under the covers and watch her undress. “Watching me take my clothes off?” She asks you with a smile and you nod. She joins you in the bed and you instantly go to cuddle her and she smiles. “I love you too.” She says softly and gives you a kiss on the head before you both fall asleep.

Melissa wakes up when she hears a thump and you yelp. Melissa sees you’re not in the bed and she goes to the side of the bed and sees you laying down on the floor and you whimper.

“Ow.” You say and she tries not to laugh.

“You ok?” She asks and you look at her before you get up.

“I didn’t think we’d have sex, I didn’t even know I was gonna see you last night. I told Ava to make sure I don’t run to you.” You tell her.

“Relax, we didn’t have sex.” She tells you and you look at her.

“Then why are we both naked?” You ask her. “And why am I here?”

“I took our clothes off because it would be less comfortable to sleep in your party clothes. And I brought you here after I went to see you at the club.” She explains and a few memories are coming back to you.

“I told you I love you.” You say and she nods.

“Yes but that’s ok bec-”

“I can’t believe I admitted that.” You say and she gets up and goes to you and grabs your shoulders.

“Y/n, your memory is a little hazy so let me catch you up. We both admitted we liked each other, I told you that you’ve always been my first choice, you’re really good at hiding your feelings, I stopped you from kissing me, I brought you here and we both admitted we love each other.” She explains and you take a few seconds to process everything she just told you.

“You stopped me from kissing you?” You ask her and she tilts her head.

“Out of everything I just told you, you focus on that one?” She asks and you nod. She then cups your cheeks and kisses you. You kiss her back and you put your arms around her neck and you feel her smile into the kiss. “Feel better?” She asks once she pulls away and you nod with a smile. She boops your nose and then gently grabs your chin with a smile. “I love you.” She tells you and looks at your eyes.

“I love you too.” You tell her with a big smile before she goes to kiss you again.

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𝐀𝐛𝐛𝐨𝐭𝐭 𝐄𝐥𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐲

𝐌𝐬.𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐥

Pairings- Black!OC x Abbott Elementary Cast, later Black!OC x Manny (Can be read as x Reader though!)

Summary- Pilot Episode Experience with Naoya Lovel

Warnings- Swearing, kids, mixed race reader( those aren’t warnings really, just what to expect)

Jazzie’sNotes!- let me know what you guys think!! I’ve been really obsessed with Abbott Elementary recently and I’m contemplating if I want to write S1&S2 just to get to the Manny season. I want to get there fast but I know what won’t be possible with two seasons worth of writing. Let me know what you guys think I should do.

Word Count- 6,358

“Okay, so you wouldn't put the number on the bottom because that's what?” The older woman asked, drawing out her words as she stood in front of her fourth-grade class, pointing at the whiteboard behind her with her yardstick.

“The denominator.” The class answered.

“Correct, and what do we call the one on top?”

“The numerator.”

“Yes! You guys are killing this lesson.” She smiled as she placed her hands on her hips. She caught the camera crew in the corner of her eyes and then turned to them. “Or should I say I’m killing this lesson?” She smirked, flipping her hair over her shoulder as she posed. It was silent for a moment as they all watched her just smile.

“Wouldn’t you agree?” She’s asked, looking at one of the guys behind the camera. He nodded, moving the camera along with him, causing her to smile and adjust her glasses. “Why, thank you.”

“Hello! My name is Naoya Lovel. Pronounced Now-Ya, it’s Japanese because I’m half Japanese. Don’t ask why I’m half Japanese in Philly, it’s a long story.” She sighed as she shook her head.

“Well, actually, let me tell you the story because it’s actually kind of crazy.” She chuckled, starting to explain, but it then cut to another clip of her in the class.

“Ms.Lovel, we ran out of paper towels.” A student said, standing in front of her desk with paint on the palms of his hands. Noaya looked up, at him, a slight frown on her face. “Ohh, okay, well I have some in my desk.” She started, pulling open her desk drawer. The camera angled down to catch the empty towel box staring back at her. She smirked up at them awkwardly and shrugged her shoulders. “What, I have a constant runny nose.”

“As a teacher, you teach kids how to solve problems while solving your own. In your personal life and at school. And in this school, there are a lot.”

“Ms.Lovel, I need paper towels too.” Another student said, showing her blue and pink palms to her teacher. Noaya then stood from her seat, looking around her room. “Okay, okay class. Give me one sec.” She said, nervously looking around her room to solve her paper towel problem. She the. Saw a stray beach towel near the window on her small bookshelf. “Oh! Here we are, guys.” She said, rushing over to the towel and snatching it up.

“This could be a lesson too.” She smiled excitedly and grabbed a pair of large scissors from her desk. “I probably shouldn’t have these just sitting out.” She mumbled to herself, giving the camera a sideways glance. “So class, this is going to be a hands-on moment. If there are almost thirty of you, how many pieces would I need to cut this into for you guys to share?” She asked, looking at all of them. There was a moment before anyone said anything, the kids thinking over their answer. Then, some of their hands shot up. Naoya flashed the cameras behind her a quick smile before turning back to the kids.

“Noaya, Jacob, and I came in last year with 20 other teachers. We’re three of the four left so…trauma bonding, I guess?” Janine said, in regards to the other girl.

“Yeah, I taught for two years before I got here, I transferred from Addington to here because those people are a bunch of stuck-up freaks who are just in it for a little extra on their check.” She said with a smirk. “And that’s not what I’m here for, I’m here to change lives.” She boated, folding her arms.

“Hey, Melissa, can you please tell “Ta-Nehisi Quotes” here that “white boy” is a term of endearment from the corner store people?” Janie said as she walked into the break room on the second floor.

“Ooh, cheese steaks?” Naoya questioned as she looked up from her papers, knowing the full situation after only hearing the words ‘white boy’ and ‘corner store’.”

“For Zach Ertz, yeah.” Melissa started, turning around with a fresh cup of coffee in her hands. “For him. It’s an insult.” She smirked, then paused at the sight of the cameras in her face.

“Well, you guys, I need a new rug. Mine is officially done.” Janie said.” Coming take a seat right next to the working woman.

“Mhmm! Me too.” Jacob started, taking a seat on the other side of her. “I shook mine out and all the asthma kids had to go to the nurse's office.” This conversation caused her to raise her head, placing her work aside and adjusting her glasses as she listened.

“Yeah, mine’s busted.” Melissa started. “And you can’t class up a rug like you can a couch with a nice coat of plastic.”

“You guys have rugs? All we have is a little mat.” Naoya started, looking between all of them. They all cringed at her words, but couldn’t say more before someone’s loud voice cut through the air.

“Hey-yo! What it does, baby-boo?” Ava yelled as she walked into the break room and over to where they were sitting. “What yall think about this little film crew I bought in here.”

“Distracting makes our jobs harder,” Melissa said disinterestedly, shooting the crew a glare.

“I wish I would have known this was going to be a video thing, I would have made myself look better,” Naoya mumbled, causing the camera to turn her way. She smiled, making her face appear happier than usual.

“But exciting. We about to be on TV.” Ava said, looking between them all.

“Because they are covering underfunded, loosely managed, public schools in America.” Barbra interrupted in a matter-of-fact tone.

“No press is bad press, Barb.” Ava practically disregarded the woman’s claim, continuing to smile at the camera. “Look at Mel Gibson. Still thriving.” She laughed. “ “Daddy’s Home 2”? Hilarious!” She looked around the room, either expecting people to laugh with or or just so confined in her large ego that she didn’t care if they laughed or not.

“Ava’s the worst person I know,” Noaya stated. “I’ve never seen her show an ounce of care about anything other than money. Which is a terrible mindset to have as a principal because you’re literally in the brokeest position of power.”

“There you are.” Ms.Schwartz sighed as she rushed into the room, spotting Ava. “Ava, can I talk to you?” The woman was out of breath as she stood before the principal, and her attire was disheveled. “I-I need an aid. I’m outnumbered there. The kids are crazy.” She ranted this wild look in her eyes. “One of the kids told me to ‘mind my six’ this morning, I don’t know what that means! I need help!” She ranted. Ava placed and hand on her shoulder.

“Calm down.” The darker woman said, cutting Ms. Schwartz off. “They’re just kids. And, besides, aids cost money, and we don’t have that.” She said before flashing a quick smile at the cameras. “Right, but I just—” Ms. Schwartz started again.

“Do you want to split your salary with somebody else?” Ava asked, leaning closer and angling both of them away from the cameras.

“No.” The other woman said dejected.

“No!” Ava cut her off before she could continue to rant. “No, I didn’t think so.”

“Well, if we can’t get aides, maybe we can get new rugs?” Janine chimed up, standing from her seat.

“All I’m hearing is “new, new, new, need, need, need,” Ava answered. “And yet, Barb, one of our best and most senior teachers here.” She continued, walking over to the older woman who sat at the table with Melissa and drank her coffee. “She never complains. What is your secret, Barb?”

“Knowing there’s not much you can do, Ava.” The woman said with a sarcastic smile. But Ava didn’t care to hear her condescending tone.

“So understanding.” The principal smiled, looking around the room. “Be like Ms.Howard, people.” That was all she said before she left the room.

Noaya shook her head as she started to collect her things, knowing the bell would be ringing anytime soon.

“But, I’m not Ms.Howard.” Ms.Schwartz cried from where she stood.

“Ohh, Tina, look.” Janine started, walking over to the stressed woman. “Try some counting exercises, between one and forty the kids start to quiet down.” The other woman gave a slight nod before she exited the room, still in obvious distress. “You, know, a little support might help make things happen, ladies,” Janie said, turning around to face the older two women in the room.

“My support was gonna do about as much as that five-year-old bra you’ve got on right there,” Barbra said as she pushed in her chair. The camera then cuts to Naoya staring at the camera, her jaw clenched. Janine looked down at her chest for a slip second, before covering it up with her sweater and deciding to ignore the woman’s bra statement. “Hey, it’s not impossible to get things. Melissa asked for those new toy cash registers for her classroom and got them.”

“Yeah, those aren’t toys.” The Italian woman stared as she put on her coat. “I know a guy who wired a Walmart demolition. I got a guy for everything. I know a guy right now working on the stadium build. Need rebar?” She asked, looking around the room.

Noya just shook her head.

“No,” Janine answered.

“Melissa is resourceful, capable.” Ms. Howard started, looking between all the younger teachers. Naoya’shead jerked back at what she was insinuating but before she could say anything, Janine placed a hand on her shoulder and started talking.

“Well, I think the younger teachers are capable.”

“Really? Then why is it that Ms.Schwartz’s hair is falling out? Why does Jacob here need a smoking break every five minutes?” The woman sassed, gesturing over to the male beside her.

“I switched to an herbal vape.” He tried to defend himself.

“And why can’t any of you stick it out longer than two years? More turnovers than a bakery.” She hissed before her and Melissa walked out of the door. Once it shut behind them, Naoya turned to her friends beside her.

“I almost lose my job every day dealing with the people here.” She shook her head, resting her butt on the table behind her, the other two following suit.

“You know what? Hell, I think we should still try for rugs.” Jacob’s said.

“Yeah.” Janine agreed.

“You know, before I taught here, I was in Zimbabwe.” Jacob started, causing Noaya to stand up completely and begin to walk to the door. “I was going Teachers Without Boarders, and what I learned—.”

“Jacob.” Noaya cut in, turning to face the two of them. “What did we say you about, like, not talking about your time in Africa?” She said, gesturing between her and Janine. The boy stuttered, trying to come up with an appropriate answer.

“We told you to stop. Yeah, it’s weird.” Janine finished, looking over at the male.

“I have an immense amount of respect for my elders, including the ones I work with.” Naoya smiled at the cameras. “But Mrs.Howard has a smart mouth on her. A mouth that has never been directed at me.” She continued to smile, although strained, and raised her hands in mock defense. “But the day it is the day I got to prison.” And although she was finished, she was cut off by the sound of quick hurried footsteps making their way around the corner. She turned around just in time to catch Janine with a student.

“Noaya, come quick, there’s a fight.” The older woman got out as best as she could, although out of breath. Naoya ran around the corner, practically leaving the child and shirt woman in the dust.

“Damn, she’s fast,” Janine said, briefing glancing at the kids next to her before rushing to follow the running woman.

“What the hell is going on here?” Naoya yelled as she entered the hectic scene with a bat in her hands. She saw the crazed look the teachers were giving her and she shrugged. “I heard there was a fight, I brought it just in case.”

“Where did you get that? I was right behind you.” Janie asked, out of breath with her hands on her knees.

“I didn’t know she had it in her like that.” Melissa nodded a proud smirk on her lips. “I like her.”

“That’s beside the point, what happened?” Naoya asked, looking at the older white woman standing in front of a child. “He hit me first!” Ms.Schwartz said, pointing at the boy across from her.

“Liar!” The boy yelled back at her, being held back by Ms.Howard.

“I’m a liar? I'M A LIAR?” Ms.Schwartz asked a crazed look in her eyes, her gaze solely trained on the little boy.

“I can’t believe she hit a kid,” Noaya said, shock written all over her face as she folded her arms. “I mean, I threaten that I will but I never actually do it.” She shrugged.

“Okay!” Ava yelled, interrupting the conversation between the small group of teachers. “So, not good. Ms.Schwartz was out of line and clearly didn’t know how to handle her class.” The woman sighed.

“You hired her.” Melissa spat back.

“And fired her,” Ava responded. “They give me a lot of power around here. It’s crazy.” The woman smirked.

Melissa and Noaya both gave the camera a look of disbelief.

“In the meantime, Mr.Johnson will be watching her class.” Ava finished.

“Mr.Johnson the janitor?” Naoya spoke up. “Our conspiracy theorist janitor? Teaching social studies? Do we not see the problem with this?” She asked, looking around at the group.

“I think maybe we should alert the school district to this,” Jacob spoke up, getting spins of approval from the rest. “I mean, a child was harmed.” He tried to finish before Ava cut in.

“Hey! Harmed?” She questioned. “I handled this. No need to let them know that a child was harmed on my wa—” She stopped, remembering that she was being recorded, and looked towards the camera. “On the school's watch, to be clear.” She clarified.

“Ava, this is not handled,” Janine spoke up. “There is a 70-year-old custodian who voted for Kanye teaching social studies right now.” The woman stressed, pointing down the hall. “We need help. Look, I know we don’t have any money—“

“Okay!” Ava cut her off. “Alright. I’ll make a small emergency budget request to the district, and then you guys can get pencils and hire aides or whatever else you need.”

“So, even rugs?” Janine asked her entire demeanor from earlier changing at the woman’s words.

“Sure! Just email a request.” Ava replied.

“Okay! I can- I can write an email.” Janine smiled excitedly.”

“Another day in principal life.” Ava smiled at the cameras before walking away, horribly singing some old song. “I believe the children are our future.”

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“Um…Hello?” An unfamiliar voice called out as she came into the school building, making their way to stand in front of the desk. “I’m looking for Ms.Coleman.” The man said. Melissa looked up at him. “Oh, yeah she’s—“ She was cut off by Ava rushing up next to her.

“Hello.” Again said flirtatiously, looking the man up and down.

“Hi, I’m Gregory Eddie. I’m the sun for the teacher who, uh…” He trailed off, looking down at the papers he pulled from his briefcase. “Pinter a student.” The man said worriedly, looking back up at her.

“Oh! You’re the sub.” Ava said. “Forgive me, I thought one of my colleagues here hired a stripper for me.” Ava laughed off, dismissing the looks Melissa and Barbra gave her. “Okay.” That was all Gregory could say to that, giving the woman obvious judgmental looks.

“Nice to meet you, young man.” Barbra offered him a kind smile.

“Yeah, nice to meet you, Ryan,” Melissa said, staring at the together papers.

“It’s Gregory.”

“Eh, let’s see how long you’ll be here.” She said, only flexing up after she was done stapling. “Then I’ll remember your name. Okay, Tim?”

Gregory didn’t even have time to fully digest the interactions he just had with the women before him before Jacob came around the corner. “Yes!” He smiled, stalking up to the man. “My dude.” He said, arms open for some sort of hug but was cut short by Gregory putting his hand out. “Oh, yeah,” Jacob said, placing his hand on the one offered out to him. “Keeping it profesh. I like that.” He smiled, leaning against the counter. “I’m Jacob. It’s nice to see another male teacher in here. It’s not a lot of us. Hey, now I got somebody to talk sports with. You like women’s tennis?” The paler man asked, before shooting the camera a sideways glance. “Or, as I call it, you know, regular tennis.”

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Naoya was walking the halls, whistling a tune with her bad over her shoulders when she came across a tall, good-looking man in a gray sweater. Hearing her, the man turned around to see a tall, light-skinned woman with a large, light brown puff ponytail at the back of her head. She had on specs that covered most of her face, enlarging her eyes. She was dressed in a slightly baggy pair of dark wash denim jeans with brown shoes that matched the brown in her green sweater, paired with a white shirt underneath. Seeing the mysterious man, she furrowed her brows at him from down the hall.

“Uh, hello.” The man waved awkwardly from down the hall.

Naoya waved back as she made her way closer to the man. “Uh, hi. Are you lost?” She asked, slowing down when she got in front of him. “In a school building?…And smelling like pee and/or vomit. I’m calling security.” She started to back up and pull out her phone, or even yell before she stopped and frowned. “Oh wait, I am security.” She said, moving her bat to her good hand getting ready to swing.

“Wait!” The man yelled, sticking out his hands in defense. “I’m a sub! I’m here to fill in for the woman who kicked the kid.” He defended.

Naoya visibly relaxed as she looked the man up and down, taking in his formal attire. “Okay.” She said, dropping her defensive pose. “That still doesn’t explain the smell.” She said, giving the man a disgusted once over. Gregory stuttered to get an answer, embarrassed by the cameras and such an awkward situation in front of another beautiful woman.

“It’s a long story. A broken toilet, a student wet his pants, another one threw up.” The man shrugged, a look of disgust crossing his face as he thought it all over. At his words, Noaya nodded with a look of understanding.

“No, yeah. I get it. Well, um, congratulations on being here considering…” She trailed off, gesturing around the school and then to him. “If you need anything at all, I’m at the very end of the hall. I'm Naoya Lovel, and I teach fourth grade. I’ll be here to help any way I can, I am known for having everything anyone might ever need, so.” She shrugged and began walking away, pat him, and to her class. The man nodded, a sliver of a smile on his face as his eyes stayed trained on the spot she just left. Catching the camera out of the corner of his eye, she quickly straightened up and then turned the opposite way to face her. “May I ask why you’re carrying a bat?” He asked.

Naoya stopped walking, the bad still in her hand as she angled her body slightly to look back at him. “No, you may not.” She said with a smile before continuing to walk away and into her classroom. Gregory just nodded and walked into his room as well.

“Today was utterly disgusting, but she and Janine seem nice.” He smiled slightly.

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“I got a good feeling about this,” Jacob smirked at Naoya and Janine as they and the rest of the teachers gathered outside at the entrance of the school. It had something to do with Ava needing them to see the improvements she made to the school. “Right? Me too!” Janine said excitedly. Naoya rolled her eyes, stuffing her hands in her pockets due to the cold weather.

“I wish I could live in the blissful ignorance you guys call optimism.” She said, looking between her two friends. They only rolled their eyes at the girl, who was usually a pessimistic person, so they didn’t take her words too seriously.

“Good morning!” Ava said to all the teachers before her, who were obviously in no good mood. “Good Morning!” Janine was the only one to respond.

“Gregory.” Ava finished, giving the man a look. Noaya furrowed her brows slightly, throwing the man a sideways glance.

“The district was so moved by my plea that they approved the emergency budget and sent us the money right away,” Ava said to the group. The crowd started clapping, Jacob and Janine were genuinely happy while most were in shock that the district pulled through.

“Okay, we could have hired aides, we could have got rugs.” Ava continued as the clapping died down. “But then I thought, “No. We need something more immediate.” She said, her words causing Naoya to nod her head as she began slowly making her way away from the group. She knew this wasn’t going to end well, and this was her stopping herself from throwing her loafers at Ava’s head.

“Oh, no, no. The rugs are immediate.” Janie spoke up. “They’re like instant Xanax for kids. I explained it all in my email.” She told the group as she made her way to extract her phone from her purse.

“Girl, who told you to send an email?” Ava asked, looking down the steps at the shorter woman. Jannie stopped what she was doing and glared at Ava. “You did.” She hissed, looking at her confused.

“Anyways, I always feel better when I get my hair done.” Ava continued, not caring for what Janine had to say, as she showed off her new blonde number. “Thus, I do better work, like I’m doing now.” She smiled at them. “You know, fix the outside, the inside takes care of itself.” She then gestured up to the giant tarp over the building, the man pulling it down to show a sign.

It was a giant Willard R. Abbott Elementary sign with Ava on it, leaning onto the letters. The teachers just stood there and looked up at the sign, no words were said between any of them. But they all had the same thought.

What the fuck?

“Yall seeing this?” Ava asked, copying her pose that was on the sign.

“A plastic sign?” Janine asked, looking between the woman and the sign.

“Thank God for the school district, because they gave us $3,000 and I had to spend all of it.” Ava said as if she didn’t care about the severity of the words she just said.

“You spent all of the money on this?!” Janie asked in disbelief.

“Rush job, can you believe this quality?” The terrible principal continued.

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“This is fucking ridiculous, she has gone too far,” Naoya said as she, Jacob, Janine, and Gregory rushed back into the school.

“Somebody needs to do something before I get my bat back out. Actually, Forget the bat, I’m gonna go get a gu—.”

“Okay! Yes.” Jacob cut her off, trying to ignore the scared look Noaya received from Janine and Gregory, while she just continued to sit in her anger, not even seeing them. “Somebody, anybody but you, should do something.” The man said to the angry woman.

“You know what. I’m gonna do something.” Janine said, as stored up and Naoya. Well, maybe not as much but still fired up.

“Okay, alright. Whatever you do, I will co-sign it.” Jacob encouraged. “Yes!” Janine said. “That is how change works. Someone does something and somebody co-signs it.” He finished.

“I want Jannie to succeed in what her plan is because Ava needs to be out in her place, “professionally”, or whatever Jacob said,” Naoya stated, rolling her eyes. “But I also want her to prove something to Barb. For her sake. Because Janine really needs a mother figure in her life and the constant groveling for Barb’s praise is starting to make me want to choke.” She finished with a shrug. “That’s my girl though, I love her.”

“Hey, you two, wait up! I’m going out to lunch too.” Janie called out to Melissa and Bard as they walked down the hall. The camera caught Naoya, who rolled her eyes at the situation she was just talking about making an appearance as she walked after Janine.

“Oh yeah, where are you going for lunch pip-squeak? Bird feeder?” Melissa joked, putting her purse over her shoulder.

“Thought you’d be working on your next miracle from Saint Ava.” Barbra pushed.

“Ha ha, No.” The shorter woman defended herself. “I don’t think I’ll need anything from Ava ever again.” Janine smiled, her words causing the other three women to look confused.

“What does that mean?” Naoya chimed in from behind them, ready to go out for lunch as well.

“Well, I emailed the superintendent and told him everything Ava has done today. No way she doesn’t get fired.” Janie bragged.

“Oh, for the lives of God.” Melissa groaned.

“Janine,” Noaya said in disappointment. “This is why I told you to tell me.”

“What?” She asked, looking between the three women.

“The superintendent never sees our emails,” Barbra told her. “He has them bounced back to the person in charge of where they came from.”

“Wait, I’m sorry.” Janie stared. “Person in charge? That means the emails go back to…” She trailed off, the dots connecting. Just in time for said person to come in the intercom with an announcement.

“Teachers, it’s come to my attention that some of you—one of you—.” Ava clarified, looking through the glass of her office at the group of women standing at the door, her eyes trained on one in particular. “Think it’s okay to go over my head. So, during lunch break—this lunch break—we’ll be having a trait workshop so that we can learn how to become a woke family.” The woman was clearly pissed off, glaring at Janine from where she sat. “It’s gonna be fun!”

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“We are at a crossroads, this is a crisis,” Ava stressed as she stood before the hired group of teachers.

“No, a crisis is eating the cafeteria pizza for lunch.” Naoya chimed in from where she sat in the back.

“Uh, why are we here, exactly?” Gregory asked his seat right in front of hers.

“Well, chocolate drop.” Ava started, causing Naoya to snicker at the name. “I learned that someone here doesn’t respect me. But it’s not about me. Because if you don’t respect me, how can you respect this school?” She continued, causing them all to look at her confused as such a stupid correlation. But, it looks like Ava took that as a look of confusion due to her question.

“You can’t. It’s mathematically impossible.” She finished.

“W-Whoa. Who doesn’t respect you, Ava—I mean, the school?” Jacob asked.

“Me,” Naoya said but seemed to be completely ignored.

“It’s not important. We’re gonna make this a group matter so as too not to single any one person out.” The woman answered him. “Let’s try an excuse where we say whatever we want out loud to each other, no matter how critical. It’ll be fun, let’s start with Janine.” She said, looking over at the short woman who was practically shrinking in on herself.

“Janine?” She asked, smirking evilly.

“Yes?” Janine asked dejectedly, knowing that this whole situation was her fault and knowing that Ava did the exact thing she said she didn’t want to. Single her out.

“You’re pushy, squeaky and annoying,” Ava stated.

Collective disagreement was heated around the room.

“Excuse me?” Melissa piped up.

“Thaya just…” Gregory said.

“When is it my turn?” Naoya asked, starting to take her earring out of her ear.

“No, it’s not bad. No.” Ava defended. “We’re shaking to make us all better. Constructive. Hershey kiss, why don’t you try, start with Janine.” She pushed.

“I don’t want to.” The man sighed.

“You’re right, it should be someone who knows her better. Noaya, Jacob, Barbra?” She asked, looking between the two.

“When is it your turn? I wanna go when it’s your turn.” Naoya stated, folding her arms to keep herself at bay. Gregory glanced back, seeing the look of pure hatred on her face.

“Well, her hair is—“ Jacob started before getting cut off.

“Not!” Noaya and Barba said at the same time, the younger more so talking to her friend next to Janine, who gave the man next to her a look of disbelief.

“Ava, no one’s doing this to anyone.” Melissa started, looking at the woman before her.

“Hold on, I came prepared for this. Sheena, come on in.” Ava said, looking behind her to a student who was sitting behind the library desk.

“Ava, that is my student, she should be at lunch right now,” Janine complained, as everyone in the room looked at the little girl, trying to see what Ava's plan was.

“I am kinda hungry.” The little girl sighed, begrudgingly walking closer to the woman.

“Sheena, remember what we talked about? What was the thing that you wished was different about Ms.Teagues?” Ava asked the little girl. She just stood there, not knowing what to say as the whole room waited on her.

“She got some big feet.” Mr.Johnson chimed in from the very back of the children’s library where he was sweeping.

“Okay.” Janine sighed before standing from her seat. “Everyone, that’s enough. I am the person who disrespected Ava. I emailed the superintendent to tell him that she spent the school's money on a sign.”

“And got her hair done,” Naoya said, Janine, gesturing over to her in agreement.

“I’m sorry, Ava.” She continued. “And I’m sorry everyone missed lunch, especially you, Sheena. But I didn’t it because I care about the kids in this school, and that shouldn’t be a bad thing.” She ranted. “I—Okay. You know what.” She sighed, done talking. She felt as if no one was listening anyway and just wanted to leave. She was on her way out before turning back around. “Sheena, you should have this. I’m sorry.” She said, handing the school pizza over to the girl.

“Uh, no thank you.” The girl said, shaking her head. Janine just sighed again and turned to leave.

Ava chuckled as she watched the girl walk off, shaking her head. “Not a compelling speaker.” She smirked as she shook her head. “Charisma vacuum, am I right?”

Noaya cracked her neck as she stood up. The teachers in front of her filmed a little at the sound and her sudden movements. But she ignored that. “You know what, Ava? I was going to whoop your ass in the parking lot, and as much satisfaction as that would bring me, I don’t want to lose my job. Because I care about these kids. Just like Janine. And she may be a lot of things, like naive, a bit clingy and too cheerful—.”

“Ooh, this is good stuff, let me call her back in here,” Ava smirked as if she didn’t hear the first part of the girls’ speech.

“But she is also right.” Barba cut in, standing up with Naoya. “You know, actually wanting to help the children at this school shouldn’t be a bag thing.” The older woman finished for her. Afterwards, both her and Naoya walked out, letting Ava sit with their words.

They walked out to find the girl in front of her classroom, looking through the window. “Janine, ignore Ava. Big feet are a sign of fertility.” Barbra stated.

“I’m telling you to just give me the signal, I can have her framed for mur—something.” The light skinned girl said, catching herself in front of the cameras.

“Every lunch period, guys.” Was all Janine said before stepping out of their way to show the inside of her class. They both looked in seeing a little boy napping on his jacket, as the library door sounded again. “Every single one, Amir comes and naps in the rug.” She said, informing the whole group as Melissa, Jacob and Gregory joined.

“Mm-hmm. He was in my class.” Barbra said with a fond smile on her face. Mom’s got a lot of kids. Dad’s not around and when she is, the parents fight.”

“Right, so he doesn’t get much sleep. I told him to sleep at his desk, but she says that rug is softer—.” The shirt woman paused, trying to get emotional over the whole situation. “Softer than his bed at home.” There was a moment of silence as all the adults sat with her words. It’s hard hearing about the life of the kids you see everyday, knowing they live lives no one should. And knowing it’s on you to create a better life for them at school.

“You know what? I don’t care I you think I’m good at this or not anymore. I care about whether or not I can make a change.” Janine told Barbra as sternly as she could, which wasn’t a lot.

“Janine.” The woman started. “Teachers at a school like Abbott— we have to be able to do it all. We are admin, we are social workers, we are therapists, we are second parents. Hell, sometimes we’re even first.”

“Mm-hmm.” Melissa agreed.

“Why?” Barbra continued. “It sure ain’t the money.”

“Yup. I can make more working the street, easy.” Melissa chimed in. Causing Jacob and Naoya to look at each other in concern.

“Prostitution?” She mouthed over to the man, who shrugged.

“Look, we do this ‘cause we’re supposed to.” Melissa said to Janine. “It’s a calling. You answered.”

They all looked at eachother fondly, before Jacob started.

“I believe it was Brother Cornel West—“

“No.”

“Don’t.”

“Not right now, white boy.”

They all told him, causing the man to retreat back to his corner.

“You want to know my secret?” Barbra asked, ringing the subject back to where it was. “Do everything you can for your kids.” She smiled. “We’ll help. Hey, I suggest we put our money together and buy Janine the rug.” The older woman encouraged. “What yall think?”

“Absolutely.” Melissa said, pulling out her wallet.

“Guys, you can’t.” Janine started, looking between them. “You don’t have it. I know because I have the same salary as you and I overdrafted on a doughnut hole this morning.”

“Don’t tell me how much money I have.” Noaya stated, holding her hand out as a halt to the girl's words. “I do not claim that broke energy.”

“Well, why are you gonna do?” Barbra asked. “Steal a rug?”

“Not me, but I know a guy who knows a guy?” Janie trailed off, looking between Noaya and Melissa. The light skinned girl raised her hands. “I don’t know a cute guy that can steal that many carpets that fast.” She shrugged, a hopeless look on her face as she glanced at Melissa.

“Way ahead of you.” The woman said as she started typing into her phone. “I’m gonna have to bake a ziti.” She said, holding the phone up to her ear. “Hey, Tony, ya big strung, listen, you still working that stabiuk build?” She said into the device as she walked away from the group.

Sometime later, a guys pulled up in a truck around back with a bunch of rugs for them. They all celebrated, going one by one to grab a rug. “Yay! I finally have one! My room was so depressing.” Naoya said as she waked down the hall with her rug.

“You’re on a mission.” Gregory stated, looking at the shorter girl in between him and Noaya. “It’s cool to see.”

“Thank you. Just a day in the life of being a teacher here. You get used to it.” Janine smiled.

“And that smell in the walls?” He asked, pointing.

“Oh no, you’re never gonna get used to that. Sometimes I wish I had a bad nose like Naoya.” She joked, elbowing the girl next to her. The taller woman lightly groaned. “Janine, you know that’s a big insecurity of mine. I have a fear of smelling bad.” The half Japanese girl tried to clarify to the male. “You’re subbing to go full time right?” She asked, wanting to change the subject.

“Um, we’ll see.” He said as they all briefly stopped in the hallway. “This job definitely surprises me.”

“Well, I hope you stay.” Janine said. “For the kids.” She clarified. Naoya shot a quick glacé to the camera, a small smirk on her face. She then decided to walk away. The camera caught Gregory’s eyes jumping from both women walking away, a small smile on his face. He then looked in the camera and dropped his expression.

“I’ll stick around for a while.” He said. “You know, for the kids.”

“Look guys!” Naoya said as she rolled out her shakes rug for her students. They all celebrated, clapping excitedly at the fact that they had a rug now.

“Ms.Lovel, I hate the egales.” One student said, standing next to the woman.

“Yeah, me too, kid. But don’t tell anyone I said that.” She said, patting the top of their head as Ava walked past her door. She paused at the sight of the rugs. Naoya placed her hands on her hips and cocked her neck, making Ava glare at the woman for a quick second before walking away.

“And that kids, is how you get rid of the enemy without fighting.” She said, pointing around the room to make sure they were watching. “Now that we have a rug, let’s watch that nature documentary!” She said excitedly, causing all the students to yell with excitement well.

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