Is there any way you could leave me alone? Maybe we could chit chat another day-.
I recall him looking disappointed and asked, "Tell me your name then I will leave you alone." I told him my name and he goes and says, "Wow, what a beautiful name." I remembered smiling nervously, wondering when he would go away. I was getting very annoyed and irritated at the same time while wondering what I should do to get away.
"Well, enjoy your lunch, I am going to go to another class now. See you around," I said, as I gathered my belongings and left.
A few days later, he found me walking to Computer Commons. He approached me and said, "So we meet again." I gave a little smile as I kept walking towards my destination. "Do you want to grab something to eat?" he asked. I told him no because I had to study again. He kept walking with me and trying to make useless conversation, asking what I majored in, if I stayed here all day, and such. I answered trying to be polite, but he then he started to ask me where I lived and what I did on weekends. Though the conversation seemed very friendly at first, I just could not help feeling uncomfortable around him. He just had this aura about him that I did not like. I told him that I wanted to have time to myself so I could concentrate on studying. I told him I had an upcoming test and I would prefer it if I had no one around to distract me. He told me it was ok, looking a little irritated and left in the other direction. .
The next week arrived and somehow he spotted me again. He asked me how I was, what I did over the weekend, and proceeded to ask for my number. I told him that I had a boyfriend. I remember him saying, "Well you know boyfriends don't last for a long time. We can be just friends anyway. We can be study buddies. So can I have your number?" I hesitated, but thought that he was harmless and maybe just trying to be friendly, so I gave him my number and we separated ways.
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THE JUNGLE A boss according to Webster's Dictionary is one who has authority over another. Bosses exist and have existed throughout all of history. Bosses managed the slaves of America. In THE JUNGLE bosses directed the lives, work, and politics of Packingtown and bosses manage labor ...
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