Can you write a Carl imagine where he likes a girl in one of his classes but doesn't know how to interact with her because even tho she is super hot shes an intellectual and not impressed but his white boy carl attitude
This is pure t r a s h but here you go! Also not sure if it turned out the way you wanted but this is kinda what I saw while reading it. Thereâs a lil twist at the end, but I hope you like it!!
You had just gotten out of English with the worst teacher ever, and the last thing you wanted was another asshole coming up and trying to talk to you. Sure, you were a nice person, but everyone that had come up to you today only wanted one thing. You saw it on their faces before they even spoke.
You never thought you were âhotâ as your best friend put it, but you knew you had something. Thereâs no way that old men would give you money just for looking their way if you werenât at least a little cute. It was creepy, and you had a lot of creeps follow you, but you couldnât help the way you looked. Avoiding creeps was like avoiding the plague. But you did it every day.
Youâd spent most of your day trying to avoid the football team, which was extremely hard. A cheerleader threatened to beat you up, and one of the emoâs hit you with a note of everything their table had said about you.
âGo away,â You say without a single drop of emotion in your voice. You were talking with your best friend, and youâd already had three guys and a girl, all come up and hit on you just today. The first day back to school.Â
You were over it. âIâm having a conversation that doesnât include you, so go away.â
You watch as the boy sulks past you, glancing back a few times to look at you. You catch his eyes the one time, and he has a soft smile on his face that didnât match the gangster boy vibe hanging around his neck. Quickly looking away, you roll your eyes, âBoys.â
âBoys.â Your friend repeats.
Your next class was American History, and you knew seats werenât claimed on the first day. You made sure to come in early to find the seat in the back, furthest away from anyone. You had been put up front in English, so you could feel several sets of eyes on the back of your head. It was the worst feeling ever.
Your quick glance at your phone lasted longer than you wanted, so when everyone started filling up the seats, you hadnât realized who had sat beside you. There were only three empty seats you needed to worry about, but now there was just one.
Your eyes shift over to the boy with cornrows in his hair. The boy from earlier. He was slumped over in his oversized hoodie and you saw his single chain hanging around his neck. He wasnât looking at you, but that familiar feeling you felt meant that he was. Of course, the boy you shut down has a class with you. Of fucking course he does.Â
âDonât look at me, white boy,â You say just under your breath, just loud enough for him to hear and no one else. âI know why you chose that seat.â
âI chose this seat because I hate the fuckinâ front,â He shoots back, but his face changes and he suddenly sits up straight. âSorry. I just hate the first day back.â
You let out a sigh, wanting to be annoyed but he actually apologized, âYou and me both.â On the bright side, it almost seemed like you were speaking to another person and not a pig in disguise. That still didnât mean you wanted to talk to him, but it was a nice change from the past hour at least.
âNameâs Carl,â He says, nodding as if it was the only way to introduce himself. You give him an annoyed look and watch as his cheeks turn pink. âGallagher.â
â(Y/N),â You say, looking towards the front of the class as your teacher smiled at everyone. âIf your going to sit there and stare at me the whole semester, at least donât distract me. I take lots of notes.â
You sit there, waiting for him to say something else. In your head you really wanted him to move somewhere else, but deep down you didnât really want him to. Sure, he could move and then who else would find themselves in that seat. Youâre sure to deal with a little white wannabe gangster better than a jock.
âWhat do you do for fun around here?â You suddenly ask, and you watch as Carlâs head snaps in your direction. His lips are parted and his cheeks are flushed, which you were sure he had no idea of. You decided you wouldnât say anything. âHellooo? Earth to Carl?â
He shakes his head before looking away for a split second, âSo far, the best thing in the southside is my neighborâs bar.â
âWell, Carl, you wouldnât mind skipping and going there?â
His eyebrows furrow together in confusion that makes you let out a quiet laugh. âBut weâre already in class?â He says skeptically.
You shrug, âI guess thatâd be the fun part, then, huh?â You raise your hand, gaining your teachers attention, âMay I go to the nurse?â
âOf course,â She says without hesitation.
You grab your bag from the floor, shrugging at the dumbfounded boy that sits beside you. âYou coming, Gallagher?â