Blossom didn't move an inch, still thinking about how she and the Professor would never be able to talk to each other again. This changed when the same boy that she noticed in the hall had come into class early as well, going as far as to even sit beside the Powerpuff Girl. Normally, Sandy would be sitting beside her, a girl who wasn't anything as close to a genius as the dear pink Powerpuff was, but a nice girl none the less. "You know, I don't think that's your seat," she said in her usual calculating tone. She clearly wasn't in the mood for any games, or even school. Something of a first for her and that scared her.<br/><br/>Still not paying the boy a whole lot of attention, Blossom followed suit and pulled her physics text book out of her book bag and onto the table. Inside the cover was her homework for they day that she hoped would be taken up in class, or at least looked at to gain some recognition. It was always nice to be told how good you are, or how naughty you are in your own little bedr-<br/><br/>Sighing dejectedly, Blossom rested her head against the textbook, her chest pressing gently against the edge of the desk. "I really don't feel like being around people today. I think I'll have to cancel the student council meeting. Would you mind leaving me alone?" Her face was pointed in the opposite direction of the boy, the bright blue sky as pleasant as ever, though the teenager couldn't even bring herself to smile at it.