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My hands trembled, and my heart started to beat fast.
Fatma: "Sara? Shfeech?" she asked, concerned.
Me: "F-Fatma," I gave her my phone, her facial expressions were changing from one to another.
"Fatma sh-shasawi." I tried so hard not to cry, I was surrounded by so many girls.
She stayed quiet for a minute, then texted something back to him.
Me: "Shigiltay?!" I looked at my phone.
Fatma: "Sa2alta shyabi."
Me: "Fatma shasawi al7een!? Barou7 feeha! Etha masawait eli yabeeh begoul 7g ubooi!" my eyes were drenched with tears, and girls started to stare at us.
Fatma: "Shh! Calm down, latabcheen." she started to think of something.
Before she could say something, a new text message appeared.
"Calm down, mara7 asawe feech shay. Ba36eech shay w ra7 ta36eena 7ag Shoug."
Fatma and I both looked at each other confused.
Me: "Fatma ne6ray hney, ana barou7." Before I could turn my back she held my wrist.
Fatma: "7asbalich bakhaleech? I'm coming with you."
Me: "Fatma la2! Maby y9eer mithel ma9ar blexpo, matadreen, w etha maradait call M7amad."
Fatma: "Sara eklay tibin, bayee weyach w etha makhalaiteeni badg 3la M7amad al7een, lana kha6er eli ga3da tsaweena!"
Me: "Iff enzain! Ga9ray 9outich."
Fatma: "Ok yallah emshay." We walked to the back court yard slowly, until we saw him right outside the rusty brown gate, a black bag in his hand.
We were getting closer and closer by the second, and el7imdila none of his friends were with him, so I thought whats the worst that could happen? There are guards surrounding the whole school.
When we were finally a few meters away from him, he threw the bag in front of us, "Hach. 3a6eeh Shoug w yawailich etha fta7teeha."
We didn't say anything, I gave him my back and started to walk towards the school. Looking behind my back, he was gone in a matter of minutes.
Me: "Rkthay." I told Fatma, and we did.
I looked for Shoug everywhere, but I couldn't find her. The school started to get empty.
Fatma: "Sara yallah emshay, the gates maftoo7een 3ade ay wagt 3aziz edish."
I looked around and saw a couple of teachers waiting for the bus, and the gates were opened.
Me: "N6ray." I directed Fatma to our lockers, but Shoug was still no where to be found.
Fatma: "Ta3alay, shnu bel jan6a?"
Me: "Madre, w mabe a3arif."
Fatma: "Way Sara 3an eldala3!" she grabbed the bag from my hands.
Me: "Fatma! La2! Akhaf yadre eni fachait'ha."
Fatma: "Bgara?" she looked around the empty hallways, "Mafe a7ad!"
Me: "I don't care, a7issa yiny, he's going to find out."
She laughed, "Wallah you're paranoid." she unzipped the black bag, her mouth fell open.
Me: "Shnu? Shfeech?:o" I didn't want to see what was in the bag.
Fatma: "Ma9adeg kina emrafjeen hal bint, wai3 shnu hatha!" she said zipping up the bag.
Me: "Iff ta7achay shnu dakhil el jan6a!"
Fatma: "Fit7eeha w shoufay." her face was disgusted.
I opened up the bag, but before I had a chance to see what was in it my phone's ringtone blasted through the hallways, making an annoying echoing sound
Baba is calling.
Me: "Aloo?"
Baba: "Sara wainich! Elsayeg 9arla sina yan6ir bara!" I had to hold the phone away from my ears.
Me: "Sorry Baba inshighalt wya my teachers! Kany al7een banzil ta7at!"
Baba: "Yallah baba, bsr3a."
Me: "Enshala." I hung up.
Fatma: "Al7een shinsawe bel jan6a?"
I peaked in and saw so many things I never thought Shoug would want to have.
I opened up my locker and placed the bag inside, "Ra7 akhaleeha hney laih bacher, ba3dain laman inshouf Shoug we'll give it to her." I locked my locker and headed downstairs and into the car.
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