RING! RING! RING! RING!

I groaned as I heard my phone alarm wake me up. It was time for class, and I was absolutely dreading it. Today, I had the History of War with none other than Miss Dora Delgado. Or as my classmates like to call her, DD. And it was pretty obvious why they called her that. How in the world Duduva University managed to land a professor with a smoking-hot body and a brilliant mind is an absolute wonder. And I unfortunately fell into the same trap that all the sophomores do once they see her. They blindly join whatever class she's teaching just to ogle her. Then, they get the rude awakening. But that's something for later.

For now, I got up and got dressed, wearing just a simple grey V-neck and a white cardigan, along with black sweatpants. I checked my phone for messages while I brushed my teeth. Most of them were the usual things, but there was one that caught my eye.

It was for an app called Custom Girls, which I didn't remember downloading. But I just casually swiped it away, reminding myself to delete it later. I had one of those phones that occasionally just installed apps for you in an effort to get you to play them and spend money. It was annoying, but those ads and sponsored games allowed me to get my plan really cheap.

I finished getting ready for the day and headed out to the living room. Nita's shoes were already gone, so I guess that she headed out for the day. I grabbed my bag with my laptop and headed out the door, breathing in that nice crisp fall air. It wasn't a long walk to the classroom, but it always felt like it was. Probably due to the dread that everyone had lingering over the room.

I took my seat near the back, since that's where I could best take notes as well as not having to worry about someone seeing my laptop screen. It wasn't like I always paid attention the best, and I would get distracted now and then, but you can't really blame me. A lot of students ended up mentally checked out during this class.

As she walked into the room, I supposed that I should talk about Miss Dora Delgado now. Now, as …