Let's subtract the math and takl about chemistry.

[Sean Collins]

Sean didn't want to start school. He was perfectly happy with going out with his small group of friends, but he knew all good things had to come to an end eventually. He gripped his schedule in one hand and slowly walked into the chemistry lab. There weren't many people in there, but the few that were in there seemed to be friends already. Sean sighed, sitting down at one of the many black lab tables. He took his phone out, hoping Ellie or Charlie or anyone he knew would let him know they had the same class as him and they were on their way. But he got no messages, and every time the door opened, it was another stranger to walk in. He just hoped someone friendly would end up sitting next to him.

[Jade Brooks]

Chemistry was Jade's worst subject and of course, on her first day back, that's what she had first up. Jade walked into class, gripping her chemistry book tight to her chest, knowing that none of her friends were in this class. Great. Looking around the classroom, the room was almost completely empty. There was a few girls hanging around in their group but that was about it besides one boy who was looking rather lonely up the back. One extremely attractive boy, she should say. She stared towards him, wondering if she should may contact but she decided he probably didn't want to talk to her.

Jade stood up at the front with the teacher, handing him her transfer slip. Previously, before leaving, she had been in one of the ap chemistry classes but she had been struggling so she got moved to another normal class. Something that she was immensly happy about. "Ah yes, Jade, why don't you go take a seat next to our new student Sean Collins?" He said, raising his hand towards Sean. Jade followed his gaze towards the blonde boy she had noticed before. "Sure.." She said. As she was walking up the back, she could see that Sean was getting quite a bit of attention from the female students in this class. Obviously because he was quite the looker. Jade placed her books down and looked towards Sean, "I'm Jade." She introduced herself with a slight shy smile.

[James Martin]

It was James' first day of school. Somehow, Charlie had convinced him out of leaving town which means he had to face the reality of seeing the 'friends' that he'd hurt so badly.. especially Sean.

Walking into chemistry class and seeing that he was in the same class as Sean, guilt hit him like a ton of bricks. Of course this would happen. Beside him was a very pretty girl. James rolled his eyes as he placed his books down at one of the lab tables at the front, making sure he was as far away from Sean as possible. His eyes then went to the back again. Sean always gets all the pretty girls around him, yet Sean had said he wanted to be like James for that very reason? It made no sense.

As James was waiting for class to start, he pulled his phone out of his pocket and secretly took a photo of Sean and the girl beside him. No one had noticed. Pulling his phone back into his lap, he looked at the photo. Sean was so smiley it looked like he could be flirting. James was tempted to send the photo to Ellie. Although she wouldn't think much of it, subconsciously it'd plant doubt in her mind. Putting his phone back in his pocket, James returned his eyes towards the front. He would just have to wait for the right moment when Sean pissed him off enough to send it to Ellie.

[Sean Collins]

Sean saw a girl walk in, and go to the teacher, and just with his luck, she sat right next to Sean. "Nice to meet you, I'm Sean." He smiled slightly. "So, you're new here?" He asked, and his eyes shifted to the door when James walked in. Sean still hadn't forgiven him, or talked to him since the day he kissed Ellie. Sean was still extremely pissed at him, and he felt like throwing up seeing him.

[Jade Brooks]

She shook her head. "Just to this class. I was put in ap chemistry for some silly reason so now I transferred here." Jade smiled. "What about you? I haven't seen you around before.". Just as Sean was about to answer, he twitched uncomfortably in his seat. She followed his gaze over to a unfamiliar boy who had taken a spot up at the front. "Uh, he a friend of yours?". There was obviously some tension between the boys.

[Sean Collins]

"I'm guessing Chemistry isn't you're forte then?" Sean slightly smiled. "I just got here a few weeks ago, all the way from Ireland." Sean laughed, as if it wasn't obvious. "Friend?" He questioned, watching Jade look towards James. "Not exactly." He frowned and folded his arms across his chest.

[Jade Brooks]

"To say the least." She smiled. Sean crossed his arm strictly when talking of the new boy in their class. "You've only been here a few weeks and you've already met someone you really dislike? Hah. Sounds like Kingswood." Jade brought placed her arm on the bench, resting her cheek on the palm of her hand. "So, what did he do to you?" Jade asked him, "If you don't mind me prying into your business." She giggled.

[Sean Collins]

"There's a few people I don't like." Sean rolled his eyes. "Well...to put it in simple terms, he kissed my girl friend." Sean whispered so he didn't hear him, even though James already knew what he did. "I was friends with him a few years ago, we both actually were in London. And then he came here and just turned into an ass." Sean frowned.

[Jade Brooks]

Jade's mouth dropped. He seemed like such a nice innocent guy. I guess you really can't go by appearances. "Is your girlfriend.. into him?" She whispered. It may be a sore subject with him. "Wow, what a dog.."

[Sean Collins]

"She says she's not." Sean kept glancing at James who seemed to be preoccupied with his phone. "And I'm just going to trust her." Sean shrugged a little. "But other than that, he's a good guy." Sean laughed, knowing that he could never be a good guy because of what he did.

[Jade Brooks]

Sean seemed to say that he trusted her, but his tone of voice sounded as if he suspected otherwise. Her eyes fell back over to the boy who she saw briefly flash his phone towards them. "Did he just take a picture of us?" She questioned him, "Or did I just imagine that?"

[Sean Collins]

Sean coughed, looking quickly at James and then back at Jade. "He...what?" Sean widened his eyes, and then thought of why James would want a picture of Sean. And then it hit him. Sean was talking to a pretty girl. Of course James was going to send that to Ellie! "Excuse me, I'll be right back." Sean said. He walked to the table that James was sitting at, and Sean slammed his hands down on it. "Dude, what's your problem?" Sean asked.

[James Martin]

James looked up innocently from his textbook to look at Sean. "I don't know what you're talking about.". He knew Sean was about to piss him off so he was soon able to have a justified reason to send the photo to Ellie. "Now do you mind? I'm trying to do something here." He said shifting his eyes back to the book, trying his best to hide the smirk on his face that was beginning to grow.

[Sean Collins]

"I saw you take a picture of me. Why?" Sean looked down at James. "Just why? Do you really want Ellie that badly? She's not a prize, James!" He said, raising his voice. "She's a human, and she has feelings too! And you acted like an idiot around her! You don't go kissing girls when they clearly are in relationships! She's never going to want to be with you because she'll always think that you're cheating on her! Do you not realize that you ruined any chance you ever had?" He tried being sympathetic with James, but it just wasn't working.

[James Martin]

"Maybe I just want a picture to put on my wall." James teased, laughing at his own joke. "Stop being so full of yourself. I don't want your girlfriend. I didn't take any picture of you. You're just paranoid. Now run along.". He nodded his head in Jade's direction. "I don't think I'm the one that should be worried about Ellie thinking of as a cheater.". James was just trying to mess with Sean's head and by the look on his face, it was working.