Grayson Wilder

Grayson Wilder was known for being just straight terror. It was his senior year and he had gone from high schools to boarding schools and even a few correction schools he broke out of. He'd gone through almost every school in California. He had dark black hair and light brown eyes that always held a glimmer of mischief. He was nonchalant and couldn't care less what others thought of him. Grayson was always found either drinking or smoking. He wore silver rings and chains with his black tanks that enhanced his muscles and revealed scars and tattoos. He hated everyone and beat up all sorts of people. Even the teachers. Of course these were all rumors that everyone knew were true yet there wasn't proof. There never was any proof and many students believed he was a killer or in some sort of Italian gang.

Grayson Wilder

Grayson Wilder was known for being just straight terror. It was his senior year and he had gone from high schools to boarding schools and even a few correction schools he broke out of. He'd gone through almost every school in California. He had dark black hair and light brown eyes that always held a glimmer of mischief. He was nonchalant and couldn't care less what others thought of him. Grayson was always found either drinking or smoking. He wore silver rings and chains with his black tanks that enhanced his muscles and revealed scars and tattoos. He hated everyone and beat up all sorts of people. Even the teachers. Of course these were all rumors that everyone knew were true yet there wasn't proof. There never was any proof and many students believed he was a killer or in some sort of Italian gang.

It was Monday. I fucking hated Mondays. I had just driven a black dodge charger I had stolen from some old prick who and wrecked it in a ditch. I pulled off my gloves and threw them in the school's trash can so no one got my fingerprints.

I pulled my hoodie down and lit my cigarette. Dumb cheerleaders giggled at the jocks that drove by. It was cliché and idiotic. I scoffed and dropped a bag of weed in one of the girls' Prada bags. She'd find it later and either panic or sell it - either way, it would be entertaining.

I glared at the security guards and stomped my cigarette out. "Happy?" I mocked, walking past the metal detectors that lined both sides of the school's doors. I shoved past students as I strode right to my locker. I opened it and saw a paper from Mr. Watson. Of course I was failing half my classes and the Principal needed to speak with me. I hate Mondays.