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Westhill High, the bane of her existence for four years. She always thought it funny when people said that high school were the best years of their lives. How miserable and fucked up did their lives have to be to count high school as their best years? Unlike so many of her classmates, for Parker high school was the worst years of her life.
Now here she was returning to that hell hole; voluntarily no less.
Stepping through the doors, Parker felt as if she had stepped through a portal to the past. Bright fluorescent lightening shone against dull, pea green lockers that clashed with the sea foam walls. The combination made Parker's eyes hurt. The metallic blue and silver balloons that festooned the hallway did nothing to help the matter.
She was an hour late - a fashionable entrance - and the sound of overeager revelry echoed down the hall, mixing with the music that had defined the high school experience.
Rounding the corner, Parker was hit, full force, with Fall Out Boy and the high-pitched laughter of her old classmates. She fought a cringe as she neared the sign-in table where two bottle blondes sat.
"Oh. My. God. Parker Harris? No effin way!" Olivia Quinn - varsity cheerleader and Student Council social chair - hadn't lost any of her enthusiasm in the last ten years. It only figured Olivia would head up the reunion committee.
Parker winced as she reached for her name tag - one of the few remaining on the table.
"Coming solo. I guess some things never change." Heather Whipler - Student Council vice-president and well known Bleacher Bunny - looked her up and down as she checked Parker's name off a list.
Bitch. Parker stuck the sticker over the right breast of her leather jacket.
"Nice to see you, Heather, been under any bleachers lately?" Parker quipped.
"My god, Parker, I heard you moved to New York. How exciting! You have to tell us everything." Poor Olivia, still as clueless as ever. Parker didn't blame her, though. Girls like Heather and their notorious Queen Bee always attracted at least one airhead.
"Maybe later, gotta go make the rounds." The sarcasm dripping from her tongue was lost on Olivia who smiled brightly.
"Of course! And I want you to meet my fiancee. He is going to plotz when he meets you." Olivia waved a massive diamond ring under Parker's nose.
"Sure, wouldn't want to miss that." Parker fought the urge to roll her eyes, something she saw Heather had no problem with.
Taking a deep breath she stepped inside the gymnasium and through a time warp.
Westhill High School had been the worst four years of her life. She had been "that poor fat girl." While her classmates had gone to football games and dances, while they had partied and been blissfully young, Parker had been at home playing World of Warcraft and listening to her parents fight while she ate her feelings. In a school where everyone wore Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein, Parker had shown up in clothing she had revamped from Goodwill. While everyone else had been signing yearbooks and promising never to lose touch that last day of school, Parker had gone home - her yearbook as pristine and virginal as herself. Once she walked that stage at graduation she kept on walking and never looked back.
So why the hell had she come back for the ten year reunion? She wanted to throw her success in their faces, that's why.
Ten years in New York changed a person. She wasn't that awkward fat girl anymore. She didn't stay home at night while others lived. No, now Parker was a VIP on club lists throughout the city. She was the party. Her events were legendary and she had a client waiting list that was longer than her in five-inch heels.
Parker was aware of the eyes on her as she stepped into the gym. Running a hand through her chin-length blonde waves she walked into the room with her head high, owning the curves showcased in a tight black dress with a plunging neckline and the tailored leather jacket. Steely blue eyes surveyed the room, wondering if the Queen Bee herself was floating about.
There, nearly smack dab in the middle of it all stood the girl who had made her life such hell. Holding court, as usual, with her quarterback husband on her arm. Head cheerleader, Student Council president, prom queen, leading lady in all the plays, and the girl who made it her life's mission to torment Parker. Zeroing in on that girl, Parker's lips quirked into a devious smile. Revenge was going to be sweet.
Westhill High, the bane of her existence for four years. She always thought it funny when people said that high school were the best years of their lives. How miserable and fucked up did their lives have to be to count high school as their best years? Unlike so many of her classmates, for Parker high school was the worst years of her life.
Now here she was returning to that hell hole; voluntarily no less.
Stepping through the doors, Parker felt as if she had stepped through a portal to the past. Bright fluorescent lightening shone against dull, pea green lockers that clashed with the sea foam walls. The combination made Parker's eyes hurt. The metallic blue and silver balloons that festooned the hallway did nothing to help the matter.
She was an hour late - a fashionable entrance - and the sound of overeager revelry echoed down the hall, mixing with the music that had defined the high school experience.
Rounding the corner, Parker was hit, full force, with Fall Out Boy and the high-pitched laughter of her old classmates. She fought a cringe as she neared the sign-in table where two bottle blondes sat.
"Oh. My. God. Parker Harris? No effin way!" Olivia Quinn - varsity cheerleader and Student Council social chair - hadn't lost any of her enthusiasm in the last ten years. It only figured Olivia would head up the reunion committee.
Parker winced as she reached for her name tag - one of the few remaining on the table.
"Coming solo. I guess some things never change." Heather Whipler - Student Council vice-president and well known Bleacher Bunny - looked her up and down as she checked Parker's name off a list.
Bitch. Parker stuck the sticker over the right breast of her leather jacket.
"Nice to see you, Heather, been under any bleachers lately?" Parker quipped.
"My god, Parker, I heard you moved to New York. How exciting! You have to tell us everything." Poor Olivia, still as clueless as ever. Parker didn't blame her, though. Girls like Heather and their notorious Queen Bee always attracted at least one airhead.
"Maybe later, gotta go make the rounds." The sarcasm dripping from her tongue was lost on Olivia who smiled brightly.
"Of course! And I want you to meet my fiancee. He is going to plotz when he meets you." Olivia waved a massive diamond ring under Parker's nose.
"Sure, wouldn't want to miss that." Parker fought the urge to roll her eyes, something she saw Heather had no problem with.
Taking a deep breath she stepped inside the gymnasium and through a time warp.
Westhill High School had been the worst four years of her life. She had been "that poor fat girl." While her classmates had gone to football games and dances, while they had partied and been blissfully young, Parker had been at home playing World of Warcraft and listening to her parents fight while she ate her feelings. In a school where everyone wore Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein, Parker had shown up in clothing she had revamped from Goodwill. While everyone else had been signing yearbooks and promising never to lose touch that last day of school, Parker had gone home - her yearbook as pristine and virginal as herself. Once she walked that stage at graduation she kept on walking and never looked back.
So why the hell had she come back for the ten year reunion? She wanted to throw her success in their faces, that's why.
Ten years in New York changed a person. She wasn't that awkward fat girl anymore. She didn't stay home at night while others lived. No, now Parker was a VIP on club lists throughout the city. She was the party. Her events were legendary and she had a client waiting list that was longer than her in five-inch heels.
Parker was aware of the eyes on her as she stepped into the gym. Running a hand through her chin-length blonde waves she walked into the room with her head high, owning the curves showcased in a tight black dress with a plunging neckline and the tailored leather jacket. Steely blue eyes surveyed the room, wondering if the Queen Bee herself was floating about.
There, nearly smack dab in the middle of it all stood the girl who had made her life such hell. Holding court, as usual, with her quarterback husband on her arm. Head cheerleader, Student Council president, prom queen, leading lady in all the plays, and the girl who made it her life's mission to torment Parker. Zeroing in on that girl, Parker's lips quirked into a devious smile. Revenge was going to be sweet.
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