@princelyrisks Birdie often found herself listening to other students problems a lot. She believes it stems from her ability to not talk much, so of course, she'd be a better listener.
"I just think you shouldn't be too upset over it, you know?"
She spoke with a soft, dainty tone of voice.
@notspieIberg + of their friendship. The two were both so awkward, so it's surprising they bonded the first day of class.
"I hear what you're saying, Eric-- But Pulp Fiction surely wasn't Tarentino's best work. It was definitely Reservoir Dogs."
@notspieIberg Birdie's eyes were fixated on the small details of the camera resting in her lap, her ears tuning in every other word the boy was saying in front of her, which made things worse because he spoke abnormally quick.
The two shared a photography class together, which was the root +
@NotAKlondyke Birdie had pinched herself to make sure this was actually happening, before completely setting her book down and looking to the girl that made way to her.
"Oh, hi!"
She sounded way too excited.
S h i t.
@LiesToConform Her cheeks flustered red, something that happened often when she was scared of the conversation being thrown at her.
"Oh--. My hand has spasms? Like really bad?"
There was no way of covering it up.
@societalgenius Bordie had been sotting at an empty table in the cafeteria, considering her usual table in the corner had been full.
She was playing with her food until she was interrupted by someone clearing her throat, Birdie suddenly staring up at her and stuttering.
"Oh, I'm s-sorry."
@NotAKlondyke Birdie had been sitting in the library across from the stranger, catching up on a reading assignment due next period.
She had occasionally glanced up when she noticed the girl looking at her and sneaking a smile, her cheeks flushed red with timid movements.
@LiesToConform Birdie wasn't too good at starting conversations, so this was her best attempt.
"Oh, hi, uh, yeah, sorry! It happens a lot. I got clumsy hands."
She waved her dainty fingers, letting a soft, awkward giggle pass her lips, before she grabbed her pencil back.