Rolling her eyes at the stupidity of her classmates Kahlia seriously did not understand what the whole fuss was about. Okay, the teacher had told them last week they'd have a nude model and the girls had found out it would be a male model but to Kahlia, who had grown up around art, this was nothing exiting. It was probably going to be one of the jocks of the Rugby team who saw it as a way to get extra credit to make up for their lack of braincells and those guys were just not attractive at all.
She was early in the classroom but then again she always was to make certain she had the best lighting and spot to work with the subject. Hearing her teacher coming in grumbling and cursing under their breath Kahlia turned to the elderly woman and raised an eyebrow. "Is everything alright Miss Monroe? Anything I can do to help?"
Startled the teacher looked at the young girl in her classroom. Her best and most talented student was standing opposite her and the old woman let out a sigh "Oh kahlia, Unless you can manage to convince someone to be our model, no." Kahlia instantly understood this meant they weren't going to have a model for today and that it meant painting flowers or a fruit bowl. It was her lunch hour and biting her lip she looked at her teacher. "Give me thirty minutes. I'll see what I can do."
The young girl stormed out of the classroom and though she asked a few jocks after being laughed at Kahlia had enough. If she had to paint flowers she wanted to use watercolors for a difference and for that she needed to go to the art supplies room which, to just a few young artists like herself, was also known as the cave. Somewhere you went to paint and where no one would disturb you.
Normally nobody was there during the lunch hour but when she opened the door she noticed a light was on. She had left one of her paintings drying there but she was certain she had turned off the lights when she had left that morning. "Hello?" Rushing to where she had put her
painting Kahlia blushed when she saw someone looking at it. Especially as the person looking at it shared a lot of features with the young man in the painting. Looking at him she was lost for words and had no clue what to say or to even explain why he was in her painting and so her next words were the only one still in her head. "Would you maybe be our model for our art class? We need a male to fill the gap of the guy who dropped out so uhm... please say yes?"