you shouldn't lie || yandere boys x reader

The edge of my dress shirt felt constricting, pulled and tugged until it clung less to my figure. This was it. Today was the day.

My gaze drifted upwards to the imposing structure before me. "Grandview All Boys Highschool." The words loomed, etched in stone. The most prestigious high school in the entire nation. I casually poked my chest, earning a few strange glances from the passing stream of students. I wasn't used to chest binding, and the sensation was profoundly weird, but at least the uniform obscured most of it.

I sighed, the sound barely audible above the growing murmur of the arriving students. Why did I have to do this?

"LOOK OUT!" A sudden shout pierced the air.

I turned, but it was too late. A body crashed into me with brutal force. What the fuck? My back slammed onto the hard concrete, the gasp escaping my lips stolen by the impact. Instinctively, my hand flew to my male wig, praying it hadn't come loose. He almost snatched it, holy shit.

His body lunged forward, pinning me beneath him. These guys in this school didn't even deserve to be here.

"Hey, watch where you're going!" I yelled, shoving him off me. That's when I finally got a good look at him. He was undeniably cuter than any guy from my old school. Sparkling blue eyes that matched his hair, a uniform worn lazily with the jacket slung over his shoulders. A 'player look,' I'd call it, and it suited him disturbingly well.

"Geez, no need to be rude. I yelled no homo anyway," he quipped, a smirk playing on his lips. I rolled my eyes, turning back to face the intimidating school. Prestigious my ass.

Suddenly, he snapped his fingers right in front of my face. "Apologize, or did your mom never teach you manners?" he asked, his smirk widening. I shot him one last glare and walked away, the sound of laughter echoing behind me. I glanced back, just to see the commotion: a group of guys surrounding him, laughing and pointing at me. Damn brats. One year. Just one year, and I'd be free.