QUOTE : I previously spoke to Mrs. Newton of such… She's trading your shifts. She spoke to inform you she wishes you a: 'Happy Birthday.'' <br /><br />‘I- yet can't come over,’ I resolved, clambering for an excuse. ‘I, well, I mustn't watch Romeo and Juliet yet for English.’ <br /><br />Olivia squealed, ‘You have Romeo and Juliet memorized.’ <br /><br />‘Although Mr. Smith proclaimed, we obliged to notice it performed to thoroughly acknowledge it that's how Shakespeare intended it to be presented.’ <br /><br />Marcel rolled his eyes. <br /><br />‘You've already seen the movie,’ Olivia accused. <br /><br />‘Although not the nineteen-sixties version. Mr. Smith said it was the best.’ <br /><br />Subsequently, Olivia lost the self-satisfied smile and glared at me. <br /><br />‘This can be obvious, or this can be troublesome, Bell, but one way or the others’ <br /><br />Marcel interrupted her threat. ‘Relax, Olivia. If Karly wants to watch a movie, then she can. It's her birthday.’ <br /><br />‘So there,’ I added. <br /><br />‘I'll bring her over around seven,’ he continued. ‘That will give you more time to set up.’ <br /><br />Olivia's howling sounded again. ‘Sounds immeasurable good. See you tonight, Bell! It'll be fun, you'll see.’ She grinned- the wide smile revealed all her perfect, glistening teeth-then pecked me on the cheek and danced off moving her first class before I could respond. <br /><br />‘Marcel, please-’ I started to beg, but he clasped one crisp finger to my lips. <br /><br />‘Let's review it later. We're going to be late for school.’ <br /><br />No one bothered to stare at us as we took our representative seats in the back of the classroom (we should almost every class together now-it was amazing the favors Marcel could get the female administrators to do for him.)