Cliche

Chapter 3: The Window Seat

It was finally the start of the school year. I got up and got in the school uniform. I then did what everybody in school(in anime) does and prepared myself a slice of toast. I looked at the clock and it looked like I might be late. "It's all coming to plan." I thought.  So I shoved the slice of toast inside my mouth and ran from my apartment. Although it might've been dumb, I was still very happy to finally live that dream. I then got to the school. I gazed upon it and saw all of the possible cliche anime scenes that could happen. Like the hallway scenes, the classroom scenes, and of course the rooftop scenes. 

I then went inside my classroom. There were kids that were just like me. They watched pretty much every single anime out there for this day. They also looked like the characters as well. They had weirdly colored hair, super spiked hair and just plain weird hair. I wonder how much shampoo they have to buy, to get rid of that dandruff. After that they bell has finally rung. Everyone was anxious to find out what seat they were going to get. The first guy got lucky and got a window seat, he immediately stared at the window. "I still have a chance at getting a seat." I thought with confidence. Then the next guy got a window seat, then the other. I started to pray to all the anime gods. Haruhi, Naruto, Pico, and I even had to pray to the anime god, Cory. But no matter how much I prayed I still didn't get a window seat. What I did get was the worst seat possible. It was one of those anime extra character's seats, the seat that was closest to the door. Everybody had mocked me of that. I made one glance at them, they were all so happy, putting their hands under their head and staring at the view. In fact, it wasn't even a view, it was just a brick wall since out classroom was right next to another one. Why was there even windows in the first place? Oh, but who cares? They look cool doing it anyway. They were already on their way to becoming a protagonist of a anime. But my seat did have benefits. When the bell for lunch rings, I could run to sit somewhere and cry for 5 hours, it was pretty nice. There was also another good thing that happened that day, I saw a poster for the list of clubs they had at the school...