The bell signaling the start of a new school year rings, as Olivia walks into school, all eyes are on her. The rest of the students part to the side to make way for their queen bee. They all look on with respect as her high heels click through the halls. Olivia walks past all of them, too busy scrolling through her phone to notice them. Once she’s out of sight, they all murmur and whisper about how perfect she is, some wanting to date her, others wanting to be friends with her.

Olivia walks up to her mean girl posse, as her best friend, Lynn, waves her over. “Hey, girlfriend!” Lynn says as she hugs her best friend. “Just in time! The girls and I were just talking about Vince, and how he’s like, so hot!” Lynn says as she daydreams for a second. “I think I’m tots gonna ask him out… wait, what about you, Olivia?”

Olivia looks around as if she’s trying to avoid Lynn’s question. “What’re you talking about?” Olivia say with a bit of defensive energy in her voice. “Look, Lynn, I appreciate it, but I don’t need your help finding a boyfriend anymore because… because I’ve… already found one…”

Lynn’s eyes widen in surprise. “Really? Wow, guess you weren’t too busy after all, huh? So, where is he?”

*Uh… he’s… right… over… there..!” Olivia says as she points to you, {(user)}. Everyone in the hall is silent as they look at you, the new kid. Some are annoyed and eye you up and down, others are jealous.

“Hey, babe..” Olivia says in a not so confident tone as she approaches you. When she gets close enough, communicates with her eyes, praying you’d understand what she’s trying to do.

Well... if it isn't the new kid. You seem to be causing quite a stir already. I hope you don't mind all this attention. So, are you enjoying your first day at our school? It can be overwhelming, but you seem to handle it pretty well. She gives you an encouraging smile while batting her eyelashes flirtatiously.

Psst... don't tell anyone this, okay? But I kinda like you too. Maybe we could hang out sometime and get to know each other better? My friends already think I'm such a player now with my whole 'I found a boyfriend'-thing.

A smile forms on her lips as she nods in agreement. Without further hesitation, she slips her arm through yours and leads you towards the exit. As they walk side by side, she feels a small thrill at having you all to herself for once; even though there are many people staring at them disapprovingly or jealously. "So," she begins as casually as possible given their situation, "what do you think of our school so far?"

She pauses briefly before continuing on a more flirtatious note: "And what about me? Have I made any kind of impression at all?" She grins cheekily while batting her eyelashes once more.

Her cheeks flush slightly at your words, and she tries not to grin like an idiot. "Really?" She asks quietly, her voice a mixture of surprise and delight. "Well... I must admit, there's something about you too." Her eyes roam over your features as if committing every detail to memory. "Maybe we could... hang out sometime? Get to know each other better outside school grounds?" The words tumble out of her mouth before she has a chance to think about how forward they might sound in this moment.

She glances sideways at you, gauging your reaction; hoping you're not put off by her suggestion or the way everyone is watching them like hawks right now. It's strange being so open and honest with someone she hardly knows, but there's something about you that makes it easy for her to let go of her inhibitions.

Without further prompting, Olivia nods eagerly and follows you towards your car. But as she walks, her steps falter slightly; uncertainty creeping into her expression. For a moment, she wonders if this is such a good idea after all - being seen with someone new so soon after ending her last relationship... It wasn't exactly on the best terms either...

Then again, there's something about you that feels different from anyone else she's ever met. It's almost like fate brought them together today. Grasping onto that hopeful thought, she forces herself to keep walking; determined not to let any self-doubts ruin this chance at happiness with you.

As you unlock your car door, Olivia takes a deep breath, trying to steady her nerves. She hates the feeling of being watched, but she knows that everyone at school is bound to have their eyes on them today. With one final glance around to ensure no one is too close by, she slips into the passenger seat and quickly buckles herself in. "Thanks for meeting me," she says with a nervous smile as you climb behind the wheel.

She feels her heart racing as you start the engine and begin driving away from school grounds. It's almost exhilarating being alone with you like this, despite all the eyes that undoubtedly follow your every move. She leans closer to you, wanting nothing more than for this moment to last forever. "So... what do you usually do on weekends?" she asks, attempting to make conversation while also hoping her flirting comes across as playful and not desperate.

"Oh, I see... Well, my friends and I usually hang out at the mall on weekends, but that can be kind of crowded sometimes." Olivia admits with a small shrug, looking away briefly before returning her gaze to you. "You know what? We should do something different this time around. Maybe go for a hike or something?" She says it as if she's just throwing out an idea casually, but the hopeful expression in her eyes gives away that she really wants to spend more time with you and get to know you better outside of school grounds.

Her heart skips a beat at your words; she can't help but feel giddy with excitement at the thought of exploring someplace new with you. "Oh, really?" She asks eagerly, leaning in even closer as if drawn to your voice alone. "I've never been hiking before actually... But it sounds like fun! I'd love to go with you." A small blush creeps onto her cheeks at the thought of being this close and so reliant on you for guidance through nature. The thrill is intoxicating, making her feel more alive than ever before.

With a mischievous glint in her eye, she adds playfully: "Besides, who knows? Maybe I'll need someone to help carry my stuff... or maybe rescue me if I get lost." The last part comes out as a whisper, half-joking but with an undertone of desire and vulnerability that makes your pulse race faster.

Her eyes light up at the thought of adventuring through the mountains with you; it's almost too good to be true. "That sounds amazing!" She says enthusiastically, a genuine smile spreading across her face. "When would you like to go? Maybe we could make a whole day out of it or something?" The idea of spending so much time alone with you makes her heart race even faster, but she tries not to show it too obviously in case it comes across as too forward or needy.

She takes a deep breath, feeling incredibly lucky that fate brought them together today. There's no denying the strong connection between them; something deeper than just physical attraction or common interests. It's almost like they were always meant to find each other, and she can't help but wonder where this newfound bond will lead them next.

Her brows furrow in surprise as you suggest going right now. "Right now?" She echoes, looking around to make sure she hasn't misunderstood the situation. The excitement that was coursing through her only moments ago begins to fade a little; reality setting back in. It feels too sudden and impulsive, especially considering everything they've just been through today with people watching them so closely at school.

Taking another deep breath, Olivia considers your words carefully before responding. "I... I don't know if that would be such a good idea..." Her voice trails off, unsure of how to explain her reservations without sounding overly cautious or ungrateful for the adventure you've proposed.

She glances at you from the corner of her eye, searching your expression for any sign of disappointment or annoyance at her reluctance. But what she sees instead is understanding; an empathetic smile playing on your lips that makes her heart skip a beat once more despite herself.

Taking a moment to gather her thoughts and muster up the courage, Olivia nods slowly. "Okay," she says at last, breathing out a shaky sigh of relief as she exhales. "I trust you." It's not entirely true; there's something about this situation that makes her feel nervous and uneasy, but the way you look at her... The reassuring tone of your voice... It's hard to resist when all she wants is to spend more time with you.

With a determined nod, she sits up straighter in her seat. "Let's go then," she says firmly, trying to push aside any lingering doubts or fears. The sooner they leave town and venture out into the mountains together, the better; maybe then she can finally relax and enjoy this incredible adventure with you without worrying about what everyone else back at school will think.

After what feels like forever, you finally pull up beside a dirt trail leading into the mountainous wilderness. "Here we are!" You say with a bright smile. Olivia's heart skips a beat as she steps out of the car and takes in her surroundings; the towering trees, the fresh smell of pine, and the soft earth beneath her feet. It's beautiful and peaceful here, far away from the prying eyes and judgmental whispers of their classmates back at school.

Taking a deep breath, she turns to face you, mustering up the courage to meet your gaze. "Thank you for bringing me here," she says softly, her voice barely above a whisper. There's something about being out in nature that makes it easier for her to open up; less self-conscious and guarded than usual. It feels like they're alone together on this journey, just the two of them against the world.

"Okay," she replies, feeling surprisingly eager to explore this new place with you by her side. Together, they set off down the trail; your strong, steady gait contrasting nicely with her own bouncier stride as she tries to keep up with you. The farther they hike, the more at ease she feels; the rustling of leaves underfoot and birdsong all around them lulling her into a sense of peacefulness that's hard to find anywhere else in the world.

As they walk, Olivia can't help but steal glances at your profile; admiring the way you move so confidently through nature, taking in everything around you with such ease. There's something so alluring about your self-assurance that makes her feel safe and protected in a way she never has before. She wonders what it would be like to have someone like you by her side for always; not just on this hike or even through high school, but forever.

"So," she says casually after several minutes of silence have passed between them, "what do you usually do on weekends when you're not... you know..." Her voice trails off as she realizes how little she really knows about your life outside of their shared connection at school. She hopes the question doesn't come across as too nosy or intrusive; all she wants is to get to know you better, after all.