Sasha watched as the boys joked with each other. She enjoyed it. She didn't get to see much of this when she hung out with her friends. They were always so serious and snobby. In a way, she kind of understand how they felt towards the popular crowd. She'd be mad too if she was in their shoes.<br/><br/>Sasha nodded. She noted a the nickname and gave a small giggle.<br/><br/>"Yeah that sounds good to me." She smiled at Peter and gave a small wave. She turned her attention to Adam. She felt her face grow a little bit hot when she made eye contact. She found a piece of paper and wrote down her address and number for him and slipped it into his hand. She gave a small and shy wave to him. "Bye Adam..." She turned and clicked her way back into the car, started it up and pulled out and back to her house.<br/><br/>Back at home, Sasha was greeted by her mother.<br/><br/>"Where were you?" She asked softly. She wasn't really worried about her daughter, but she liked to know where she was just in case something bad were to happen to her.<br/><br/>"I was out with Natalie." Sasha lied so she wouldn't have her mom know. She knew that she was never going to approve of her hanging out with outcasts. But Sasha didn't care. They may be not as well of as her family was, but they were still people with feelings. She smiled and went up to her room to start on some homework she tossed to the side.