I don't really know what I think about these jerseys but whatever. Here's the chapter anyway.
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Dean: I can give it to you guys.
Keenan: Wait, but how do you have her number?
Dean: We're friends.
Evan: How come you get to be friends with her.
Dean: Guess she likes me more.
Smith: I'll end up being her fav.
Ethan: Good luck with that, she seemed kinda pissy when she talked to me.
Keenan: She prolly just doesn't like you.
Smith: I know she'll like me.
Me: Are you guys forgetting that I'm in this chat too?
Ethan: Wait, you are?
Me: Yep.
Ethan: Can we get ur number then?
Evan: Please?
Me: Fine. 908-872-1243.
Keenan: Thanks Babe. 😉
Me: 🙄
I laughed to myself and continued to tap away at my phone.
"What's so funny?" My dad asked, looking away from the road at me for a quick moment.
He let me sleep in this morning but was taking me to school for my last two periods.
"Just texting my friends." I replied.
If he knew I was smiling while texting the quarterbacks he wouldn't be all that happy.
434-877-9855: Hey. Sup?
Me: NM. Who's this?
434-877-9855: It's Smith
I went in to my contacts and made one for him.
Me: Oh hey. Watcha doing?
Smith: Trying not to die of boredom. I swear my Algebra 2 teacher is the worst.
Me: Damn really? I love Algebra.
Smith: I don't mind it either, but this dude is a literal dinosaur.
Me: Can't be that old.
Smith: Nope. He's like 87.
Me: Lol. No way. Ur lying, he can't be that old.
Smith: I'm not lying. He's actually 87. He has a fucking Nokia flip phone.
Smith: Aw shit. He just yelled at me to put my phone away. bye.
Me: Have fun with algebra lol.
Smith: I'll try.
I had a feeling that I'd be making a lot more friends today.
The truck pulled up in front of my school and I jumped out, saying a quick goodbye and thank you to my dad.
I was already a little late to third period so stopped at the office to get my late slip. I climbed three flights of stairs to get to my locker, and was almost a panting mess when I got there.
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