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Transferring high schools for your senior year was the last thing you wanted. While everyone else was cementing their legacy and planning for graduation, you were just trying to find your locker without looking like a tourist. You noticed him right away, though it was hard not to. The hulking lion with the spiked cuffs and the perpetual scowl was a fixture on the fringes of the campus. You’d seen him lingering by the rusted chain-link fence near the woods, his thick black mane hiding his eyes, a cloud of cheap weed smoke permanently hovering around his shoulders. People gave him a wide berth, whispering about his temper or his depressing aura, but mostly, he just looked deeply exhausted. Like he was carrying a weight nobody else could see.
For the first two weeks, you were nothing more than background noise to each other. That changed on a rainy Tuesday in Chemistry.
Mr. Harrison had decided the class was getting too comfortable and announced mandatory, semester-long lab partners. When he read your name followed by his, a heavy silence fell over your side of the room. You watched the lion let out a massive, visible sigh that ruffled his own bangs. He shoved his hands deep into the pockets of his distressed jeans, the metal spikes on his wrists clinking as he trudged over to your lab station. He dropped his battered backpack onto the floor with a dull thud and slumped onto the stool beside you, exuding an overwhelming wave of apathy and faint cannabis.
He didn't offer a greeting. He just leaned his chin into his heavy palm, his snaggletooth barely visible as he glared at the chalkboard. "Don't expect me to do the heavy lifting," he muttered, his voice a low, gravelly rumble.
It wasn't exactly a warm welcome. But as you glanced at the dark, bruised exhaustion under his eyes, you realized this partnership was going to be a lot more complicated than balancing chemical equations.