Will turns and leans with his back

Will turns and leans with his back against the lockers. His legs are crossed at the feet and his arms are folded across his chest as he stares at the floor. The events unfolding have caught me so off guard, I can barely stand. I go to the wall opposite him and lean against it for support.
 
“Me?" I reply. "How did the fact that you’re a teacher not come up? How are you a teacher? You’re only twenty-one.”
 
“Layken, listen,” he says as he ignores my questions.
 
He didn’t call me ‘Lake.’
 
“There has apparently been a huge misunderstanding between the two of us." He doesn't make eye contact with me as he speaks. “We need to talk about this, but now is definitely not the right time.”
 
“I agree,” I say. I want to say more, but I can’t. I’m afraid I’ll cry.
 
The door to Will’s classroom opens and Eddie emerges. I selfishly pray that she, too, is lost. This cannot be my elective.
 
“Layken, I was just coming to look for you,” she smiles. “I saved you a seat.” She looks at Will, then back at me and realizes she's interrupted a conversation. “Oh, sorry Mr. Cooper. I didn’t know you were out here.”
 
“It’s fine Eddie. I was just going over Layken’s schedule with her.” He says this as he walks toward the classroom and holds the door for both of us.
 
I reluctantly follow Eddie through the door, around Will, and to the only empty seat in the room; directly in front of the teachers’ desk. I don’t know how I am expected to successfully sit through an entire hour in this classroom. The walls won’t stop dancing when I try to focus, so I close my eyes. I need water.
 
“Who’s the hottie?” asks the boy I now know as Javier.
 
“Shut it, Javi!” Will snaps as he walks toward his desk, picking up a stack of papers. Several students let out a small gasp at this reaction. I guess Will isn’t his usual self right now, either.
 
“Chill out, Mr. Cooper! I was paying her a compliment. She’s hot! Look at her!” Javi says this as he leans back in his chair, watching me.
 
“Javi, get out!” Will says as he points to the classroom door.
 
“Mr. Cooper! Jeez! What’s with the temp? Like I said, I was just…”
 
“Like I said, get out! You will not disrespect women in my classroom!”
 
Javi snaps back as he’s grabbing his books. “Fine! I’ll go disrespect them in the hallway!”
 
After the door shuts behind him, the only sound in the room is the distant second hand ticking on the clock above the blackboard. I don’t turn around, but I can feel most of the eyes in the classroom on me, waiting for some sort of reaction. It’s not so easy to blend in now.
 
“Class, we have a new student, this is Layken Cohen,” Will says, attempting to break the tension. “Review is over. Put up your notes.”
 
“You’re not going to have her introduce herself?” Eddie asks.
 
“We’ll get to that another time.” Will raises up a stack of papers. “Tests.”
 
I’m relieved Will has spared me from having to get in front of the class and speak. It’s the last thing I would be able to do right now. It feels like there is a ball of cotton in my throat as I unsuccessfully try to swallow.
 
“Lake,” he hesitates, and then clears his throat, realizing his slip. “Layken, if you have something else to work on, feel free. The class is completing a chapter test.”
 
“I’d rather just take the test,” I say. I have to focus on something.
 
Will hands me a test, and in the time it takes to complete it I do my best to focus entirely on the questions at hand, hoping I’ll find momentary respite from my new reality. I finish fairly quickly though, but keep erasing and rewriting answers just to avoid having to deal with the obvious; the fact that the boy I was falling in love with is now my teacher.
 
When the dismissal bell rings, I watch as the rest of the class files toward Will’s desk, laying their papers face down in a pile. Eddie lays hers down and walks to my desk.
 
“Hey, did you get your lunch switched?”
 
“Yeah, I did,” I tell her.
 
“Sweet. I’ll save you a seat,” she says as she turns to leave. She stops at Will’s desk and he looks up at her. She removes a red tin from her purse and pulls out a small handful of mints and sets them on Will’s desk. “Altoids,” she says as he stares questioningly at the mints. “I’m just making assumptions here,” she whispers loud enough for me to hear her. “But I’ve heard altoids work wonders on hangovers.” She pushes the mints toward him.
 
And again, just like that, she’s gone.
 
Will and I are the only ones left in the classroom at this point. I need to talk to him so bad. I have so many questions but I know it’s still not a good time. I grab my paper and walk over to his desk, placing it on top of the stack.
 
“Is my mood that obvious?” he asks as he continues to stare at the mints on his desk.
 
I grab two of the altoids and walk out of the room without responding.
 
As I navigate the halls searching for my fourth period class, I see a bathroom and quickly duck inside. I decide to spend the remainder of fourth period and my entire lunch in the bathroom stall.

Hasil (Bahasa Indonesia) 1:

Akan berubah dan bersandar dengan punggungnya bersandar loker. Kakinya yang disilangkan di kaki dan lengan terlipat di dadanya seperti ia menatap lantai. Peristiwa berlangsung telah menangkap saya sehingga lengah, saya hampir tidak bisa berdiri. Aku pergi ke dinding seberang kepadanya dan bersandar untuk dukungan. "Saya?" Saya menjawab. "Bagaimana fakta bahwa kau seorang guru tidak datang atas? Bagaimana Apakah Anda seorang guru? Kau hanya dua puluh satu." "Layken, mendengarkan," katanya sebagai dia mengabaikan pertanyaan saya. Ia tidak memanggil saya 'Lake.' "Tampaknya ada kesalahpahaman yang besar antara kedua kita." Ia tidak membuat kontak mata dengan saya berbicara. "Kita perlu berbicara tentang hal ini, tapi sekarang adalah jelas tidak waktu yang tepat." "Saya setuju," kataku. Saya ingin mengatakan lebih, tapi aku tidak bisa. Aku takut aku akan menangis. Membuka pintu untuk kelas Will dan Eddie muncul. Aku egois berdoa bahwa dia, juga, hilang. Ini tidak mungkin pilihan saya. "Layken, aku hanya akan terlihat untuk Anda," Dia tersenyum. "Aku menyelamatkan Anda duduk." Dia tampak di akan, kemudian ke arahku dan menyadari bahwa dia telah mengganggu percakapan. "Oh, Maaf Mr Cooper. Aku tidak tahu kau di sini." "Hal ini baik-baik saja Eddie. Aku hanya akan lebih dari Layken's jadwal dengannya." Dia mengatakan hal ini karena ia berjalan ke arah kelas dan memegang pintu bagi kami berdua. Saya enggan mengikuti Eddie melalui pintu, di sekitar akan, dan hanya kosong kursi di ruang; langsung di depan meja guru. Aku tidak tahu bagaimana aku diharapkan untuk berhasil duduk melalui seluruh jam di kelas ini. Dinding tidak akan berhenti menari ketika saya mencoba untuk fokus, jadi saya menutup mata. Saya membutuhkan air. "Siapakah hottie?" meminta anak laki-laki saya sekarang tahu sebagai Javier. "Tutup itu, Javi!" Akan terkunci ketika ia berjalan ke arah mejanya, mengambil tumpukan kertas. Beberapa siswa mengeluarkan kecil terkesiap pada reaksi ini. Saya kira tidak akan diri biasa nya sekarang, baik. "Dingin keluar, Mr Cooper! Aku membayar dia pujian. Dia panas! Melihat dia!" Javi mengatakan ini karena ia bersandar di kursi, menonton saya. "Javi, keluar!" Akan mengatakan karena dia menunjuk ke pintu kelas. "Mr Cooper! Astaga! Apa yang dimaksud dengan temp? Seperti saya katakan, aku hanya... " "Seperti saya katakan, keluar! Anda akan tidak hormat perempuan di kelas saya!" Javi bentak kembali sebagai Dia menyambar buku-bukunya. "Baik! Aku akan pergi tidak menghormati mereka di lorong!" Setelah menutup pintu di belakangnya, hanya suara dalam kamar adalah tangan kedua jauh berdetik jam di atas papan tulis. Tidak berbalik, tapi aku bisa merasakan sebagian besar mata di dalam kelas pada saya, menunggu semacam reaksi. Hal ini tidak begitu mudah untuk berbaur sekarang. "Kelas, kami memiliki mahasiswa baru, ini adalah Layken Cohen," akan mengatakan, mencoba untuk memecahkan ketegangan. "Review atas. Memasang catatan Anda." “You’re not going to have her introduce herself?” Eddie asks. “We’ll get to that another time.” Will raises up a stack of papers. “Tests.” I’m relieved Will has spared me from having to get in front of the class and speak. It’s the last thing I would be able to do right now. It feels like there is a ball of cotton in my throat as I unsuccessfully try to swallow. “Lake,” he hesitates, and then clears his throat, realizing his slip. “Layken, if you have something else to work on, feel free. The class is completing a chapter test.” “I’d rather just take the test,” I say. I have to focus on something. Will hands me a test, and in the time it takes to complete it I do my best to focus entirely on the questions at hand, hoping I’ll find momentary respite from my new reality. I finish fairly quickly though, but keep erasing and rewriting answers just to avoid having to deal with the obvious; the fact that the boy I was falling in love with is now my teacher. When the dismissal bell rings, I watch as the rest of the class files toward Will’s desk, laying their papers face down in a pile. Eddie lays hers down and walks to my desk. “Hey, did you get your lunch switched?” “Yeah, I did,” I tell her. “Sweet. I’ll save you a seat,” she says as she turns to leave. She stops at Will’s desk and he looks up at her. She removes a red tin from her purse and pulls out a small handful of mints and sets them on Will’s desk. “Altoids,” she says as he stares questioningly at the mints. “I’m just making assumptions here,” she whispers loud enough for me to hear her. “But I’ve heard altoids work wonders on hangovers.” She pushes the mints toward him. And again, just like that, she’s gone. Will and I are the only ones left in the classroom at this point. I need to talk to him so bad. I have so many questions but I know it’s still not a good time. I grab my paper and walk over to his desk, placing it on top of the stack. “Is my mood that obvious?” he asks as he continues to stare at the mints on his desk. I grab two of the altoids and walk out of the room without responding. As I navigate the halls searching for my fourth period class, I see a bathroom and quickly duck inside. I decide to spend the remainder of fourth period and my entire lunch in the bathroom stall.