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âunior âigh. | yandere!students x male!reader PT. 1
content warning: starting mentions of obsession
authors note: im planning to make this a slow burn! lmk if you want me to speed things up
word count: 1253
tag list: @leeiasure
The alarm was a violent shrill in your ears. You jolted awake⌠where were you? Right. The dorm room, ugly walls and all, not your old bed. Youâd actually forgotten you moved here. How could you already forget?
Haysey was already up and dressed in his uniform: a black blazer with matching pants, a white undershirt, dress shoes, and a striped blue-and-white tie. He rummaged through a pile of papers on his desk before looking up. âMorning, sunshine,â he spoke with a grin, eyes wandering to your messy bedhead with a chuckle. âYou got your timetable? Iâll walk you to your lessons- free of charge.â
You hummed, rubbing your eyes, still half stuck in sleep and not quite ready to let go. Why did you always wake up this groggy? Your legs felt unsteady as you stood. The timetable, where was it? âR-Right- bottom drawer,â you yawned, grabbing your ugly uniform and trudging to the bathroom.
You emerged, drowning a bit in that uniform. Did you send in the wrong measurements, or did you just grow smaller overnight? Either way, it looked terrible, and you felt it too.
âDid you get it?â you asked, your eyes wandering over Hayseyâs back that was towards you.
âYeah- uhh, youâve not got a third period class, did you choose one?â Haysey asked, brows furrowed as he flipped through your timetable, then turned to face you. He clicked his tongue, stepping closer and reaching down to adjust your tie. You let your eyes finally wander over his face.
Hayseyâs blonde curls, freckles, and sea-blue eyes caught your attention. He was attractive.
âI just⌠I didnât know what to choose,â you muttered, averting your eyes to not be caught staring. He finally finished up with your tie, his hands running down your arms to âsmooth out your blazerâ.
âWell, itâs only the first day. Youâll have to choose by October, though. You ready to go?â
You stumbled to grab your bag, already packed last night (which you silently thanked yourself for), with all your heavy books. Nodding, you swung your bag over your shoulder and began to follow Haysey down the endless corridors of the college.
In the first period, you chose biology. Youâd thought it was relatively easy in high school, but all this new content building on the previous made your headache and brow furrow. Your deskmate next to you seemed to think the same, not even attempting to pay attention anymore, playing with his pen.
âAre you struggling too? Itâs [name],â you whispered, tilting your head as your eyes wandered over his face. He let out a huff of acknowledgement, his eyes meeting yours. âItâs⌠different, isnât it?â he spoke, eyes crinkling with sarcasm. âIâm Jacob.â
The teacher let out a loud âshushâ, fingers to her lips, yet she wasnât directing it at you- only Jacob. Your eyes met hers, and she let out a coy smile.
Jacob waited a long minute before whispering to you again. âIâve made a club, today of course, do you wanna join?â You said yes before you even knew what it was about, eagerly nodding. Youâd thought youâd have made no friends, but you were proving yourself wrong!
âWhatâs the catch?â you whispered, pretending to scribble things down when the teacher was looking.
Jacob let out a quiet chuckle, looking away. âItâs based on occults. Like- researching ghosts ân stuff.â
Jacob was lucky, because you were quite interested in the happenings of the afterlife. Before you could get your interests out, the bell rang. That same, agitating bell that had woken you up this morning.
Jacob was already packing up, leaving the room, but not without looking back at you with a smile and a wave. âSee you soon- room 109!â
The second period had come before you knew it, time seemed to quicken when you were meeting new people. You had chosen art. Well, maybe you hadnât done it in high school, but it seemed easy!
The classroom was large, with brick walls and floor-to-ceiling windows that let natural light dance across your face. Easels and stools were organised in a circle around a circular platform in the middle of the room, probably for painting subjects to be.
You sat on a random stool, the one in the middle, before all the other students came rushing in. Two boys sat on either side of you; you werenât used to being at an all-boys school, already adjusting their easels for themselves. Maybe you shouldâve done researchâŚ
âHere,â the boy on the left of you spoke, adjusting your easel to your height.
âOh-! Thank you, I didnât-â you were cut off by the teacher's voice, who was standing on the platform in the middle of the room.
âI need a volunteer!â he yelled, voice authoritative and bellowing. âTo be the painting subject.â When no one raised their hands, he sighed, pinching the bridge of his nose before pointing at you.
âCome up, do a pose, and stand still.â
You stammered pathetically, red-faced. You already had stage fright; you couldnât pose in front of a classroom of fifteen students! Standing anyway, you sucked in a breath, biting your bottom lip as you came to stand on the platform. The teacher has pushed a stool under you, forcing you to sit. He adjusted your pose with comically gentle hands, tilting your face up to catch the light.
âBegin painting!â He yelled, leaving the classroom to do whatever.
It was practically an hour of torture. Your neck was beginning to ache from tilting upwards for so long, and your hands were cramping from holding the chair tight so as not to fall off. Every time you moved even an inch, the students would sigh inwardly or groan quietly. It wasnât your fault!
For once, you were thankful that the shrieking bell had rung, already moving off the platform with a stretch. You moved towards your easel, picking up your bag. âYouâre a good subject,â the boy who adjusted your easel had spoken, swinging his bag over his shoulder.
âBut, I didnât finish. Would you mind maybe meeting up after classes end?â
You nodded slowly, trying to peek at his painting, but he was already covering it with the white cloth.
âGreat! Weâll meet here again. Iâm Noah, you?â
â[name].â
And he already left, waving at you with the back of his hand.
For third period⌠You hadnât chosen anything, which Haysey had told you off for. You decided to explore the college, which was unexplainably large after all. What did they even hide in here?
Already wandering around, you gripped your backpack with both hands. Now, you know where the cafeteria is! Trailing around a corner, you had bumped into a hard chest, stumbling backwards a little upon impact.
âCareful, sunshine,â he spoke. It was Haysey, grabbing you by your forearm to prevent you from falling.
âHaysey? Whatâre you doing out of class?â you spoke, furrowing your brow as you steadied yourself.
âLooking for you. I know you didnât have third period, so I skipped my class too. Lucky I found you, you want a drink?â
You nodded slowly as Haysey dragged you along by your arm to the cafeteria. The large dining hall was relatively empty, as most were in class. The staff were behind the counter, preparing the food for fourth period (lunch).
âHey Haysey!â The dinner lady spoke, her crow eyes prominent at the side of her warm eyes. âThis is your new obsession?â Her gaze raked over you.
What did she mean by that?



















