“Waaaaah!”
Sparing a glance, my gaze met a black haired girl jumping on a pink king sized bed. Jel stopped springing and took a seat at a pink ball chair across from me, concentrating on a good round of Guitar Hero against me.
“Hahahaha! I won.” I giggled, putting down the controller. “You still suck, Jel.”
“What did you do when you were away? Mastered Guitar hero?” She mocked, following my league.
I grinned widely. “Well, it’s not all that.”
“Hey AJ, Are you on Facebook?” A sudden shout from behind came.
I turned to Dea who was on Jel’s Mac all this time, surfing random stuffs on Facebook.
“Yeah.”I finally responded.
“Add me!”
“Oh, by the way, Are you gonna hangout with us every day?” Jel asked.
I gave her a soft smile. “Well, I don’t know anyone else besides you guys.”
“Awesome. So School’s at seven.” She brightly chirped.
“Yeah, I know.”
“And Dea fetches me at around six thirty so we’re arriving at your house at around six forty.” She continued.
“Why so early?” I inquired.
“Well, Jel here has adopted this strange habit of drinking coffee every morning. So we have to stop by the coffee shop which is totally out of way going to school. Anyway, that’s still for next week.” Dea Interjected.
“Is that bad?” I paused, taking a seat beside Dea. “I mean, everyone drinks coffee in morning, right?”
“It is, if you drink four times a day.”
I turned to Jel. “You drink coffee four times a day?” My face gave out a shocked expression.
She shrugged. “Keeps me off my migraine. I always have these terrible headaches and coffee bounces them off. That’s why I’m so thankful to these little black things.”
I cocked an eyebrow. “I thought too much coffee causes you headaches?”
Dea chuckled. “Yeah. Not to mention, they make your teeth yellowish.” She commented.
“Well, they might; but they may also relieve them. It’s a two way process; If not pro then why not anti?” Jel stated, lying down on her bed.
“Whatever.” Dea shrugged. “So, what are we doing tomorrow?”
“I don’t know. How about we give AJ a tour?”
“Yeah.”
The two turned their heads to me, waiting expectantly.
“Uhh, sounds like fun.” I smiled, trying to sound as convincing as possible.
A knock came to surprise us all and the door opened. Mrs. O’Donnell snuck her head out and gave us a faint smile.
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Just Another Love Story
Teen FictionPlain Aleea Justine Fox's goal in life was to be invisible, and she has been pretty good at it. But everything changed when she moved in to her mother. She was the so-called New girl in Town. Her arrival was expected by many. No, not by many but by...
