In response to your question: no, I assure you that I do not have anger issues nor am I envious. See, I even excuse her superciliousness , but only because she dates Chase Renner, the most swanky guy at Adamson high, with that title Tessa can get away with acting arrogantly superior (she’s literally with the most fashionable guy EVER). His tenor when he greets you makes it seem as if he genuinely wants to talk to you, not to mention his effeminate facial features, which would look girly on any other boy, make him look like a beautiful porcelain doll. Oh, I can 't fail to mention his pungent Abercrombie and Fitch cologne, any room without that strong smell is simply desolate and I refuse to reside in an utterly empty room, but I digress. With …show more content…
Maybe the way she, working hard to further draw all attention by accentuating her curves, drapes herself across any divan in the trampiest clothes when guys are around. This behavior makes it hard to believe that Tessa could score a 2100 on the SAT: In fact, when I heard her gloating about this, I just stared incredulously as I secretly questioned whether someone left the door to her head ajar and in doing so let any intelligence she actually had slip out the opening. Ugh, I just want to submerge her blonde head in a bucket of water and hold it there (of course I would let go, I would do so languidly, basking in every suffering moment). Yes, I’m a bit cynical when it comes to Tessa Brooks, but again: her humanness = infinitesimal, completely invisible to the naked eye in fact. When I’m around Tessa despite my greatest efforts to stay unobtrusive, I act contemptuously, I mean I can’t even pretend to like her enough to attract minimal attention. Geez, I just turn into a brute of a girl when I start talking about her, it’s just, well, I wish her life ended when the nurse first set her in that ether following her birth, that would solve all my “problems”. I see how I could appear harsh on miss Brooks, but she definitely asks for it: if she ever acted like a decent human being, the act was too imperceptible for me to notice (or maybe I’m just too obstinate to accept that she could treat someone with