Marcus nodded towards the door when the nerd they had been talking about walked in once again, however a little drier than last time. Alexandria looked horrified as the boy dropped to his seat and put his head down. She exchanged looks with the jock who was cracking his knuckles, thrilled to do something about the loser who seemed to be haunting the queen bee in every class she had been to so far. But Alexandria grabbed his arm when he was about to get up and teach the nerd a lesson. "Stop. I'll take care of him personally. I want to do something special." She smiled to Marcus who sat back down.<br/><br/>"Like what?" He asked, intrigued.<br/><br/>"I don't know." She smiled. "Like, something that will make him never want to come back to this school ever again. Let's make him an example to the teachers, show them what we think about the new policy."<br/><br/>Marcus chuckled. "You are wicked. But I like that. How should we go about doing that?"<br/><br/>Alexandria smirked. "I know right? We have to be careful though, we don't want the teachers to suspect. Let's make him our new friend."<br/><br/>"Hahahaha! Oh wait.. huh? Are you serious? Take him to the royal entourage?" Marcus looked horrified.<br/><br/>The blonde arched a perfect brow. "I've always wanted a little pet like him. He's kinda cute." She looked over to the nerd, observing him. "I bet without those glasses he'd be actually hot. He's so painfully shy he wouldn't survive very long in the entourage. I'll let the lifestyle wreck him, stick his nose into it and make him realize he's ruined all his chances."<br/><br/>Marcus nodded slowly. "I see... corrupting the straight A student and turn the teachers against him. But what makes you think he won't grow a self-confidence, get rid of those glasses and become the next hot shot here?" Marcus tilted his head. "I don't need to remind you of what you did to Devon, Cole and Amanda, right? You seem to have that aura about yourself, being able to graduate them all from the chess clubs to cheerleading or football."<br/><br/>Alexandria shot him a terrible glare. "I only put them to their rightful place! You know, some people are not meant to be nerds. They were meant to shine, that's why they adjusted to the lifestyle. And now they're thankful little minions." She smiled arrogantly. "We'll see, it'll be a test. And this year will be particularly rough. I'll make sure of that."<br/><br/>"You've thought this true?" Marcus asked when the bell rang. "Using so much energy on a loser like him who can barely speak without throwing up."<br/><br/>She laughed. "Of course! Besides, I just love nerds and how you can make their head spin with just a few sweet words."<br/><br/>Marcus smirked and they both turned serious as class started. English just happened to be one of Alexandria's favorite subjects.