Dramatic Monologue

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I strolled to school with Nora next day, we culled another itinerary. We ambulated into a field of weeds and shrubs. The auditory sensation of mosquitoes buzzing and I toned a stride abaft her, sweating out a flock of mosquitoes that circled my face. And so they lingered in an arc above Nora, a ring.
We used up our seats in the schoolroom, the instructor was composing something along the blackboard. Everybody was tuned for that when she promulgated with her heights auction pitch of voice “Copy this paragraph on your notebook and repetition until I signal to you to stop” then she took off to schmooze with her fellow colleagues.
Subsequently, the students became bored, they commenced heckling until we startled by the sound of a footstep coming
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