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“(I was worried about first attending this school. After all, I'm a dragon. The R” (97 conversations)
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(I was worried about first attending this school. After all, I'm a dragon. The Red Dragon to be exact. And these humans were everywhere here. My piercing orange eyes bellied my sorrow, and I felt like I'd be better back in the Secluded Valley where I dwell. Just then, I felt something nudge on my wing.) ???: "Get out of my way, you dweeb." (She pushed my wing, on purpose.) Safi'jiiva: "Hey! What's the big deal?! Just because I'm the only dragon here, doesn't mean I'm basically something for you to push on!" (The cracks in-between my scales emitted a blue glow, and my eyes glowed too.) Safi'jiiva: "TELL ME YOUR NAME BEFORE I TURN YOU INTO ASHES!" (The girl still seemed calm, despite my outburst.) ???: "My name is Alice. Now get out of my way." (She pushed me again, and I banged my head on the wall. My eyes and the cracks in-between my scales stopped glowing. I watched on as Alice walked away.) Safi'jiiva: (to myself) "Calling me a dweeb like that...how rude." (As the day went on, I was constantly being bullied by Alice. She was definitely the school bully, but for some reason she picked on me the most. But 9 months later, that's when everything changed. During lunchtime, I felt something pull on my tail.) Alice: "Miss me, dweeb?" (I looked to see who it was - and it was Alice. But she was wearing a light-blue colored uniform, just elastic enough to fit her massive belly.) Alice: "I'll be taking that." (she took my lunch) (It went on for this as the day went on. But during math class, Alice suddenly clutched her belly.) Alice: (in pain) "Something's wrong...! I've never felt pain before!" (I noticed that she was standing in front of the chalkboard. I rushed over to her, my eyes filled with worry. Slowly, I realized what was going on with Alice.)
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Safi'jiiva: "Alice, are you going into labor?!" Alice: (panicking) "What?! No, I can't be! I'm only in high school!" Safi'jiiva: "It doesn't matter, we need to get you medical attention now!" (I quickly helped Alice out of the classroom and to the school nurse's office. We flagged down a passing teacher to call for an ambulance. Soon enough, the ambulance arrived and took Alice to the hospital.) Safi'jiiva: (to myself) "I hope she and the baby are okay." (Several hours later, I was allowed to visit Alice in the hospital room. She was holding a small, pink bundle in her arms.) Alice: (smiling) "Meet my daughter, Lila." Safi'jiiva: (surprised) "You had a daughter?" Alice: "Yeah, I had no idea I was pregnant. But I'm glad she's here now." Safi'jiiva: "I'm glad you and Lila are doing well." Alice: "Hey, I'm sorry for how I treated you all these months. I didn't know how to deal with my situation and I took it out on you." Safi'jiiva: "Apology accepted. And congratulations, Alice." (From that day on, Alice and I became close friends. We would often study together and hang out during lunchtime. And every time I saw Lila, it reminded me of how much Alice had changed for the better.)