Even though you couldn’t see that I had been physically hurt in the race on Saturday, I definitely felt like I had been in a worse accident than I was. I ignored every phone call I got and even when Sehun came into my room the next day asking me why I was ignoring everyone, I just told him I didn’t want to deal with the drama whilst I was still recovering.

                Of course to my parents it just looked like I still felt the after effects of being sick, so I spent the rest of my weekend eating junk food and watching a ridiculous amount of TV.

When Monday came around and I had no car to go to school with, Sehun gave me a lift.

“You’ll be okay right?” He asked,

I smiled at him, “I should be,”

“Alright,” He sighed, “We’ll talk more when I pick you up later about what you’re going to do with Leeteuk,”

“Alright,” I nodded, “I’ll see you later,”

“Take care Sara,” he said before I got out of the car,

                I walked into the school, ignoring the concerned whispers as I walked past, some of the people in school I was able to recognise from the races but others I still couldn’t remember yet. I walked down the corridor and into my classroom, I wasn’t surprised to see everyone stood in my classroom all except for Luhan, turning around as I approached, pushing through them to sit at my desk.

“With the way you weren’t answering your phone we thought you were dead,” Kris said with a frown, “Is everything okay?”

I hummed, “I ache and I wanted to rest, is that a crime?”

“No we were just concerned,” Lay muttered, “How is your shoulder?”

I looked up at him, resisting the urge to shrug, “I’m alright, and I just want to forget it happened,”

“That’s understandable,” Xiumin said, “Well we’re here for you okay?”

I smiled at him, “Thanks guys,”

                One by one they filed out of the classroom, giving me a small wave before they disappeared to their own lessons.

Amber turned around, lowering her voice enough so that only I could hear her, “I know that your mind was on someone else that night Sara, I’ve already given him a piece of my mind and hopefully he backs off,”

“Right,” I muttered, “Well it was half of that and half of Leeteuk ramming into the back of my car twice – speaking of my car how is it?”

“It’s coming along well,” She assured me, “D.O spent most of yesterday helping me fix it, it’s not a complete write off but I can try to fix it,”

“Please do,” I smiled at her, “Thank you for this,”

“It’s fine,” She reac