During high school, you would always get a love interest. You'll want them to love you back, want them to show the same love you gave them. What happened if it's different? What happened if the person you love, wants you to beg for their love?
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"𝐖𝐇𝐎 are you going as?" Demetri asked Tiffany. "I'm going as Raven from of course, Teen Titans." Tiffany answered the boy question.
"Demetri, Eli. We already know you two would be going as." October spoke up. "Okay then, who are we dressing up as?" Demetri raised an eyebrow.
"Well, Eli here would be dressing up as a surgeon. Not sure which one specifically, I just know it. You, you would be geek self and dress up as a Sorcerer." October explained herself.
"Okay then, you got both me and Eli's costumes right." Demetri said biting the inside of his cheek. "Then what are you going as?" Eli asks softly, looking towards October.
"I'm going as spider man, but think of it as a girl." October answered Eli's question. "Calling me a geek." Demetri mumbled.
Tiffany went to go take a sip of her chocolate milk, now looking down at her phone. "My costume should be coming later." She says.
"When did you even order it?" Demetri asks, "Last Monday." Tiffany answered looking up from her phone. Miguel sat his tray next to Tiffany, before sitting down.
"Hey." He greeted everyone, pushing up his chair some towards the table. "Hey Miguel." Tiffany greeted the boy. "Hey, Tiff? Tiffany? Is it okay if I call you Tiff?"
Doesn't matter, whatever floats your boat." Tiffany responded. October took a glance at the boy next to Tiffany, who was now looking away scolding himself quietly.
Tiffany attention went back towards her phone, now hearing their vice principal was now taking everyone attention off their friends and now on her.
"Cyber bullying is no laughing matter. Sending a cruel message to someone online can be just as hurtful as saying it to their face. I'm not gonna say names but the other day a mother called me up because her son was crying after some kids online made fun of his facial deformity."
