The Angel
Everything’s Not Always as it Seems
Title: The Angel
Characters: SMtown, Yonghwa, Nichkhun, Nari
Pairings: Various
Genre: Romance, angst, AU
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Swear words, alcohol and drug use
Summary: The students at SM High are stuck in rigid stereotypes that no one dares to cross. But soon they begin to learn that the image on the outside doesn’t always show the real picture on the inside. Barriers are broken, forbidden relationships formed, secrets revealed and hidden feelings are pulled to the surface. It’s only a matter of time before someone breaks.
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The Angel:
“Here you go,” Leeteuk said with a bright smile as he walked into teacher’s office, balancing three cups of coffee on a plate. “Iced coffee for Mr. Lee with two ice cubes, a mocha latte with chocolate syrup for Mr. Park and a burning hot cup of coffee with two spoon fulls of milk for Mr. Yang.”
“Thank you, Leeteuk!” Mr. Lee said with a smile and a nod of his head to their top student. “Do you think you can copy this paper and then drop them off at the attendance office for me before school starts?” He asked, taking sips of his iced coffee with a satisfied smile.
Leeteuk took the paper, already putting his backpack over his shoulders. “Of course, sir.” He bowed to the three teachers, “Have a good day!” He said before he hurried out of the hallway.
He checked his watch, which read five minutes before school started. He’d have to hurry so he wasn’t late to homeroom. He was never late, and at least two minutes early, always made it by one, so he weaved his way through the crowds, making sure to excuse himself whenever he might bump into someone and smiling and saying hello to everyone who greeted him.
He exchanged pleasantries with the librarian before quickly walking to the copier and copying off a large stack of papers. Then gathering them and making sure they were in a perfect stack he weaved his way back to the attendance office; dropped them off with another smile and nod to the teacher working there, before arriving at homeroom exactly one minute early.
Relaxing in his chair, smiling at the teacher and saying hi to a few of the students, Leeteuk took out his planner and looked at his schedule.
“Here we go again.”