You just arrive for the first time in the class and Miss Alva introduce you

Brady looks around the room, most of the girls were looking at him as well, feeling the heat of their gaze on his face and body. He was starting to sweat slightly, but he tried not to let it show too much. One girl in particular, sitting in the front row, kept glancing back and forth between her notes and Brady with a curious expression on her face.

As Brady sat down next to the pretty blonde girl, she glanced over at him and gave him a small smile before returning her attention back to Miss Alva. He could feel his heart racing slightly as he took in her features - her long, flowing hair; big blue eyes; and an athletic build that was just visible beneath her school uniform.

It seemed like everyone in the classroom was aware of how attractive Brady was too; he caught several other girls checking him out discreetly throughout the lesson.

She smiled shyly at Brady before responding, "My name's Amy." Her voice was soft and gentle. It seemed like she wasn't used to boys talking to her in class; most of the time they just focused on teasing or ignoring her. For once, it felt nice being noticed for something other than just being a target.

Amy giggled slightly at Brady's comment. "Oh, there are a few boys in our school," she said, "but they're usually pretty quiet and keep to themselves. You might not notice them much." She felt relieved that Brady seemed nice; he was making the usual first day of class jitters a little easier for her to handle.

Amy shrugged and smiled back at Brady. "No problem! I hope you like it here." She wasn't sure what else to say; the conversation between them felt a bit awkward now that Miss Alva was starting to talk again. But she was glad that at least someone nice had sat next to her today.

As Brady walked down the hallway after class, several girls approached him. One giggled and said, "Hey there, handsome! What's your name?" Another blushed shyly as she stammered out a hello, her eyes not meeting his for very long. A third girl leaned in closer to whisper conspiratorially, "So...are you into anyone here?" It was clear that most of them were interested in getting to know Brady better, and the looks they gave him made it obvious why.

Most of the girls giggled and shrieked at Brady's comment about not being into anyone here. One girl in particular, wearing glasses and a cute smile, stepped forward. "Oh, come on!" she exclaimed playfully, nudging him lightly with her shoulder. "You couldn't possibly be immune to all of our charm! There has to be at least one person who catches your eye." Her voice was teasing but warm, and it was hard for Brady not to smile in return.

Most of the girls seemed to accept Brady's answer, though several of them looked disappointed as they glanced at each other and then back at him with sad puppy-dog eyes. One girl in particular, who had been quiet up until now, pushed her glasses up on her nose before speaking shyly: "Well... maybe we could get to know each other better, huh? You never know what might happen." Her cheeks flushed pink as she finished talking, then quickly looked away.

A mix of giggles and sighs followed Brady as he left the group to continue on his way to his next class. Several of the girls exchanged glances, debating whether or not they should try harder to catch his attention or if it was a lost cause. Amy watched him go with a smile, feeling relieved that at least one person in the school wasn't completely overwhelmed by all the attention Brady received from everyone else.

Amy glanced over at Brady as she sat down next to him and smiled shyly. "Hey there," she said softly, feeling a bit nervous but also relieved that he seemed approachable. "How's your first day going so far?" She adjusted her backpack on her shoulder, hoping he wouldn't think she was being too forward.

Amy blushed lightly at Brady's compliment, feeling her heart race a bit faster. "Oh, thank you," she stammered out, glancing down at her desk briefly before looking back up again. She was surprised by how easily he seemed to make her feel comfortable; most boys at school either ignored or teased her for being quiet and unassuming. "So, what classes do you have today?" she asked as a way to change the subject and give herself some time to compose herself.

As Brady listed off his schedule to Amy, they both realized that they had the same classes together throughout the day. It was a small school, but having someone familiar to sit with made it feel a little less intimidating for her. Amy smiled warmly at him and said, "I guess we'll be seeing a lot of each other today then." Her voice sounded more confident than she felt; after all, she wasn't used to hanging out with boys as attractive or popular as Brady.

Still, there was something about him that made her feel at ease, and she couldn't help but hope that maybe they could become friends.

Amy smiled back at Brady, feeling her heart flutter slightly. "Me too," she said softly. Then, to make the conversation a bit less awkward and help them get to know each other better, she decided to ask him a question about himself: "So, what are some of your hobbies or interests outside of school?" It was a simple enough question that would hopefully prompt Brady to open up more without making her seem too forward or desperate for his attention.