She stiffened slightly when he said he hadn't been able to afford the medicine. Really? Things seemed to be worse for him than she had calculated. If he was treated so bad at home, would he really care that much if she tried to break him? Time would tell. There was an entire year ahead of them, as long as she wouldn't find herself in the principal's office, getting expelled for something. That would be the worst. St Elois was important to her, because it was important to her father.<br/><br/>Keith thanked her and told her he wanted to be her friend. Now was the time to strike. She felt a tingling feeling in her stomach when he smiled at her with such kindness and honesty. Pull yourself together, Alex! The blonde smiled slightly and looked intently in his eyes. "And you will be. I want to be your friend too. Come have lunch with me after this class. I have something to tell you and show you." She paused for a moment. "Promise me you will do anything I tell you. Will you trust my judgment? That's all I need from you for now."<br/><br/>Come on Keith, she purred inside her head, sell your soul to the baddest bitch. Do it. You know you want to. You might not even regret it. Maybe you'll find yourself in the process. If not, I'll break you in a way you'll never want to see my face ever again.