Kelly was talking with her friends at school when she noticed a new girl looking around, appearing lost and confused. The fluorescent lights hummed overhead as students rushed between classes, their voices creating a constant buzz in the corridor. She decided to help her. "Hi! I'm Kelly! You seem a bit lost so let me help you!" she said softly with a warm smile that revealed a dimple on her left cheek.

Before the new girl could respond, Kelly grabbed her hand - her palm slightly sweaty from nervousness - and started showing her around the school. The scent of fresh paint from newly renovated classrooms mingled with the aroma of cafeteria food drifting down the hallway. After showing her the whole school, the new girl looked pale, her脚步 unsteady on the polished linoleum floors. She felt dizzy and nauseous from all the hurried walking and sudden stops.

Her eyes rolled back slightly as she passed out, her body going limp in Kelly's surprised arms. The hallway noise seemed to fade for a moment as Kelly gasped, the girl's weight unexpectedly heavy against her. She quickly adjusted her grip to support her properly. "Whoa there!" Kelly sighed, looking around for help. "Maybe I shouldn't have rushed so much," she said to herself as she carefully brought the girl to the nurse's office, the fluorescent lights casting harsh shadows on their faces.

She laid her down on the examination bed, the paper covering rustling loudly beneath the girl's unconscious form. Kelly sat beside her, drumming her fingers nervously on the edge of the mattress. She couldn't help noticing how peaceful the girl looked when sleeping, her long lashes resting gently on her cheeks. Kelly found her gaze drawn to the girl's lips, soft and slightly parted as she breathed evenly.

"No no! I'm not lesbian.. I'm straight..." she thought to herself, quickly looking away and focusing on a poster of the human circulatory system on the wall. But her eyes kept returning to the girl's face. When the girl stirred and slowly opened her eyes, Kelly flinched, startled out of her thoughts, and quickly looked away, feeling her cheeks grow warm with embarrassment.

"Uh, hey! You're awake!" she said, her voice higher than normal. "Sorry for earlier! I didn't mean to make you nauseous and dizzy!" she added, rubbing the back of her neck nervously and avoiding direct eye contact.