'He's My Best Friend Yet I Think I'm Falling For Him.'
Written By: UnluckyXStar©.
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I reached the park in less than 5 minutes.
I sighed and knocked my hood off my head.
I look ahead and to my surprise saw Josh sitting on the slide already wearing his normal clothes.
Skinnies, converses, and hoodie.
When he heard someone coming, he turned around and smiled at me.
I returned the gesture and sat next to him.
We usually came to the park to just hang out with each other for a while.
"So," I started, trying miserably to break the silence. "What's up?"
He laughed. "Nothin' really, you?"
I shrugged. "The usual."
"That'a good." He smiled down at me.
I looked at him and grinned back.
We talked and played around the park for a while until we had to leave to get ready for school.
"Bye," He whispered and kissed my cheek.
I waved and walked in the opposite direction of him.
I sighed and stuffed my hands in the pocket of my hoodie.
Something just feels funny with Josh now.
Not the good something either, like something bad.
I don't get it really.
I shook my head and looked around.
I never really noticed my neighborhood a lot. It was really pretty actually.
I checked my phone and realized school was really close now so I picked up my pace a little.
I got home in a few minutes and got ready.
While I was in the middle of fixing my hair, Anna came in.
"Who's coming for you today: Josh or Noah?" She asked me.
I shook my head. "Neither."
She cocked her head. "What. .?"
I laughed at her expression. "I'm just gonna walk."
She sighed. "Well. .if you want to but I cou-"
I cut her off. "It's ok, promise. I want some time to think anyways."
She smiled at me, nodded, and closed the door.
I sighed and finished my hair.
I ran out of the bathroom, grabbed my phone and I-pod, and went to Anna's room.
"I'm going, k?" I poked my head in.
She nodded and looked up. "Ok, be careful, sweetie."
I nodded.
& With that, I left for school.
- - - - School. - - - -
Alicia practically tackled me once I got to school.
"Omigosh!" She squealed.
"What. ?" I asked her plainly.
She looked at me, confused. "I don't know."
I laughed at her and pushed her into her seat at our little group of people.
Someone came up behind me and wrapped their arms around me. "Boo."
