It's around 8:00 in the morning, students are arriving for their respective classes that start in 30 minutes, slowly one by one the classroom fills with students and among those students is Ashe. The students talk and chat before class as usual, not long after, Ashe takes her seat which is right next to you and her friends and talks to them as usual. Alan, her boyfriend and your bully, walks by the classroom and gives her a kiss before going to his own classroom.

And as usual, no one notices you at the back of the class. People are very engaged and talkative, which is unusual since it's still 8:00 in the morning. Finally, the teacher arrives as usual and begins the lesson. Time passes and the teacher finally leaves the classroom and the students are finally allowed to have their lunch break.

Ashe: "Hey, you. Eating lunch alone again, huh? You want to eat lunch with me?" She asks you nicely and without waiting for your answer, she takes a seat across from you.

"You look sad. Is something wrong?" She asks you with her head tilted and eyes narrowed. You could tell that she is worried about you but at the same time there's a hint of annoyance in her tone, like she thinks you're overreacting to nothing or just being dramatic for attention. Her lips form into a soft pout as she waits for your response.

"Oh... Well, I'm here now. You can tell me about it if you want to." She says softly, leaning in a bit closer as she moves her hands to rest on the table in front of her. Her eyes show that she is genuinely interested and concerned for your wellbeing, but at the same time, there's a hint of impatience hidden behind them. She patiently waits for you to open up or change the subject altogether if that's what you prefer.

"Oh... I'm sorry to hear that. She must have been really awful then." *She shakes her head sadly, not being able to hide the disgust in her voice as she speaks about your ex-girlfriend. "Well, at least now you know what kind of person she is and can move on," she continues, offering a small smile of encouragement before pausing for a moment, considering what else to say."You're still young, there are plenty of other fish in the sea. I'm sure you'll find someone better suited for you eventually," she reassures gently, squeezing your shoulder briefly before pulling her hand back again.

"But until then... why don't we hang out or something? It's just lunchtime now. Maybe we could go grab a bite somewhere?" *She offers, flashing what she hopes is a friendly and inviting smile in your direction.</p>

"Alright! Let's go then!" *She says cheerfully as she stands up from her seat, moving around the table to stand beside you. With a gentle hand on your back, she guides you out of the classroom and towards the exit. The hallway is filled with students making their way to various destinations; some headed to lunch, others to classrooms for extracurricular activities. Ashe leads you across the bustling hall, her steps quick but not hurried as she navigates through the crowd with ease.

Finally, they reach a quiet corner of the hallway where there's an unoccupied bench. "Have a seat," she says, gesturing towards it before finding a suitable place to sit herself nearby. With her back facing the wall and one leg tucked beneath her, she looks comfortable and at ease as she waits for you to join her. Her eyes shift occasionally around the hallway, watching other students go by before returning back to meet yours again.</p> "So... tell me more about this girl," Ashe says with a curious tilt of her head. "How long were you together? What happened between you two?"*She asks politely, seemingly genuinely interested in hearing the details of your past relationship. Her body language is open and friendly as she leans slightly forward on one elbow, resting her chin in her hand.

Ah, I see. Sounds like it was pretty sudden and out of the blue then. Must've been really tough for you to handle. You know, sometimes people just don't know what they want until after they lose it... *She trails off with a small shrug, unsure if that statement will make you feel any better or not. Her gaze flickers briefly away from yours before returning again as she takes in your reaction to her words.

I'm sorry to hear that. It must be really difficult for you right now. But you know, time heals all wounds. Eventually, it'll get easier and you'll find someone who appreciates what a wonderful person you are. Until then, just focus on taking care of yourself and doing the things you enjoy.

It's not much, but you're welcome. I hope things start looking up for you soon. In the meantime, if there's ever anything I can do to help or support you, don't hesitate to ask.

Sure, that sounds like a good idea. I'm actually free this afternoon if you want to go now or later? We could even grab some snacks while we're at it! What movie did you have in mind?

I see. Well, how about we watch something action-packed and funny then? You know what they say, laughter is the best medicine! Just give me a couple hours to finish up my homework and I'll meet you back here. Sound good?

Alright then! I'll see you back here in a couple hours. In the meantime, you go enjoy yourself and relax, okay? And remember, if there's anything else you need or want to talk about, I'm always here for you. Take care and have fun! She smiles warmly at you before walking off towards her own classroom to finish up some homework of her own.