Alexandria didn't think much of doing things like that to other people. Walking through the hallways, she always heard at least one or two student groups talking about her and saying that she had some sort of a problem inside her head. Teachers had numerous times called the young girl into their office, attempting to probe deeper into her mind to understand why she never stopped behaving the way she did and managed to avoid severe punishment by involving her parents and their monetary contribution to St Elois. None, except one, had managed to figure out very much about her. That one exception was the school's music teacher, a woman in her mid-forties who seemed to have invisible power over Alexandria. It was the one teacher she actually listened to.<br/><br/>The said music teacher spent numerous after-school hours training different instruments and singing with Alexandria and several other students. Because other popular girls did cheerleading or lacrosse instead of music, she was often alone during those classes and forced to communicate with normal students in order to achieve musical harmony. Those few students knew that once Alexandria had a musical instrument between her hands, she seemed to change almost completely. Luckily, they were few and she almost never saw them outside music class... except this year, when classes had been mixed up.<br/><br/>Stepping into her next classroom, she was stunned to see zero of her friends. At first she even double checked her classroom, but there was no mistake. Several students avoided her stare and some, those she had seen in music class, waved at her excitedly. "Alex! Wow, I've never been to any other class with you! This is going to be amazing!" The girl laughed, receiving horrified stares from other students, who couldn't believe a normal non-popular student was talking to Alexandria like that. Alexandria hesitated for a moment, not knowing at first how to answer, but then forced a smile. "Yay! I know!" She forced a laugh before sitting down, her smile disappearing in a heartbeat.<br/><br/>Looking at the door, she couldn't believe her eyes when the poor nerd guy she had just showered with her nine dollar super healthy extra special mineral water walked in, still wet from her treatment. Alexandria's eyes widened and she looked over to the seat next to her, realizing it was the only one left. No. This couldn't be happening! She didn't want to watch his pitiful face for the next hour..! For a moment their eyes met. His stare seemed oddly a little admiring, mixed with fear, whereas hers was utterly confused. He was holding on to her bottle too, as if his life depended on it. Alexandria swallowed, her eyes following him until he sat down next to her.<br/><br/>"What are you doing here?" She blurted and looked down to the bottle he was holding.<br/><br/>"Alright class! Welcome to Physics I!" The teacher announced, but stopped in his tracks when noticing how wet one of his students was. "What's this? Why are you so wet?" There was concern on his face as he observed the young boy with glasses. Alexandria's jaw clenched. This would be another one of those moments when she would receive all the blame, except this time she didn't have any jocks to blame. Good job, St Elois, for separating her from her royal entourage.<br/><br/>"Alexandria. You wouldn't know anything about this, would you?" The teacher asked.<br/><br/>The blonde pouted. "He hit his head in the earlier class. I just wanted to help by offering my cool water bottle but the cap was kind off looose..." Her voice trailed off and she put a guilty look on her face, turning to nerdy boy next to her. "I am so sorry! How can I repay you?"<br/><br/>Her charade was causing some students to look at her in awe. They really thought she was apologizing.