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It’s lunch time, so my troops and I are here in the school cafeteria. We sat facing each other and waited for Drake to line up to buy lunch for the four of us.

“Other than being handsome, I think, there is nothing,” Mavy answered before turning her attention back to playing Mobile Legends on her cellphone.

I frowned at what I heard. Handsome? Where did that transferee become so handsome? He didn’t even care about my appearance. Shh!

“Yes, we didn’t notice anything unusual. Why?” Dex asked, confused.

“I think he’s gay.”

Mavy turned to me again. “What? You’re overthinking again, dude. If you don’t have white and feminine facial features, you’re going to assume that you’re going to be queer Aren’t you up to date with the looks that are in fashion and crazy about girls now?” He commented shaking his head.

“You’re homophobic at work again,” said Dex.

Homophobic. Yes, I admit I am homophobic. I hate queer. There is no particular reason why, I just hate queer. They are so dis*sting. The thoughts of them having sex with the same gender makes me want to vomit. I mean, what sane person would kill someone of the same sex as you? So dissting! Thank you!

“Speaking of the davil…” I mumbled when I saw the person we were talking to a while ago.

My bright eyes were fixed on the gay man who had just entered the cafeteria. He went straight to the front of the counter and stood in line. His presence is enough to make me feel intense irritation. The sight of him pissed me off.

He’s our new classmate, Keizou Alvares. He just arrived a while ago and the moment our teacher introduced him to us, I immediately knew he was crazy. The face is still clean and the smoothness of the skin is obvious.

Why are the queer gone now? Can’t they just be men? They are an eyesore, honestly.

My eyes followed Keizou’s every move. Drake came with our food but I just kept staring at that gay man. After ordering, he looked around the entire cafeteria to find an empty table. There was just one vacancy so he had to go through our place first.

Carrying the tray with only food, he walked towards my direction. I stopped my own smirk. I have an idea. I want him to know that I don’t like people like him. This school has no room for b4klas!

When he was on the opposite side of where I was sitting, I immediately blocked his path with one of my feet, causing him to trip and fall directly onto the dirty floor of the cafeteria. The tray he dropped clattered and the food he bought scattered on the floor.

The people who witnessed his funny fall to the floor gasped and were surprised. I suppressed my own laughter. Mission accomplished!

“Oh, I’m sorry dude. I didn’t mean to,” I said sarcastically and with a smile as I watched him slowly get up from his crouch. He’s funny. Even his fall is very funny.

Sorry dude, I hate dis*sting gays like you.

“Stop that, dre,” Dex scolded but I just smirked at him.

“What? I’m not doing anything wrong, okay?” I laughed my tongue out. They gave me a look indicating that I had stopped but I just ignored them and turned to the student who’s now standing in front of me.

The smile on my lips gradually disappeared as I felt the flow of something viscous on my head. My eyes literally widened when I realized what it was.

I was almost disgusted when I saw the spaghetti falling on my clothes and my lap. My uniform! What the fuck?

“What’s the point of a criminology course if everyone goes through sorry,” said the gay man in front of me coldly.

From staring at the spaghetti in my lap, my eyes shifted to his hand full of spaghetti sauce. What the fuck did he just do to me? Fuck! My clothes!

How dare him?! During my time at this school, no one has dared to retaliate against me!

My eyes were burning with anger as I met his gaze. His cold eyes and expressionless face greeted me. He looked at me as if I was just an insignificant object. I felt even more annoyed. My blood is boiling!

It’s this gay man’s talent! He will pay for what he did to me! Does he not know that he is hitting a wall?