But when Bethany came into class, her dark hair pulled back into a low ponytail, showing off her graceful neck, he may have stopped breathing again. A thousand charming words strung together in his head in a nanosecond, but he averted his eyes to his empty notebook. Notes? Who really took notes in class? Dawson wanted to see if she would talk to him first. God, he was like a teenage girl. He was so screwed.
Dawson is captivated by Bethany the moment she enters the classroom, her dark hair accentuating her elegant features. His attraction is overwhelming, leading him to lose his composure and focus, filled with thoughts he cannot express. Instead, he distracts himself by avoiding eye contact and pretending to take notes, which he finds trivial in comparison to his feelings for her.
Despite feeling a rush of emotional turmoil akin to that of a teenage girl, Dawson is eager to see if Bethany will initiate conversation with him. His infatuation leaves him feeling vulnerable and uncertain, highlighting the intensity of his feelings as he contemplates the possibilities of their interaction.
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