Distant Lie

⚠️1 - Accident

Sasha and Marcy were the cutest couple, and Marcy kept Sasha from doing stupid things. Lately, during a few tennis games at Saint Jams High School (SJHS), Sasha had been busy with the cheer squad so Marcy just stayed home all day. She didn't go out much without Sasha and kept it that way. Marcy was just sitting on her bed, scrolling through TikTok. 

Marcy was chilling as usual with no one to hangout with and her only other friend Maddie was busy. She was often in her Chemistry club or just at home helping with her father's bakery. She was Marcy's best friend since the THIRD GRADE. 

Marcy kept scrolling, liking and saving a few video's. She kept going on with her normal doom scroll until Sasha texted her. 

'hey bby, wyd'

Marcy huffed, smiling as she sat up and texted her back. 

'nothin wby' 

Marcy left the chat and went back to her doom scroll. It was about 20 minutes later and she realized Sasha hadn't texted her back. She went to the chat and rose a brow. "Hm, she usually takes a couple minutes to reply, but this long? She must be at the game still." Marcy stood up, turned her phone off and put it back in her pocket.

She looked in the mirror, fixing her long raven hair and smiling. She opened her door, turned off her bedroom lights and went down the stairs. She turned the corner before running back into her room. She closed the door. She repeated the process of going down stairs to the living room. Her parents were with some friends from Korea and were playing a card game. 

Marcy smiled. "Mom, is it alright if I go out to the Tennis Game?" Her mom looked up, and her father (and their Korean friends) looked up as well. She thought for a moment before allowing Marcy to go. "Don't get kidnapped." Marcy smiled, "I won't mom, thank you." Marcy threw on her coat and left. She started walking to the Saint James Middle School Tennis Field. She was wearing some dark and baggy jeans, a black T-shirt and a dark green hoodie. 

She wore green Converse, with her usual green hair clip obviously. Her long ravenette hair was falling loose on her shoulders and back. She walked to the Field, and pulled out $5 to get in. The ticket lady smiled, "Have a nice time!" Marcy smiled back and entered. She sat down near the Cheer squads bench and watched Sasha cheer. 

The game went on for a long time and she noticed that when the cheer was done, Sasha went over to a girl. The girl was on the Tennis team but she seemed new. "Who the fuck is that?" Marcy mumbled quietly, squinting as if she would see better.

 She watched them closely, getting a very odd feeling. She knew she could be a bit possessive of Sasha at times, but seeing her interact with this new girl made her stomach churn. 

Marcy shook her head lightly, hoping to clear up the odd feeling. She felt a twisting gut feeling that something was off. So, like anybody, she blew it off. She took a deep breath. "It's fine, it's not like Sasha's cheating on me or whatever, this is just an opportunity to make new friends, right?"

Marcy got up, stretched and walked through the stands to the concession stands. She bought a fountain drink. After paying, she went back to her seat. She watched Sasha with the same skeptical eyes, clutching her cup. She sipped on the straw, narrowing her eyes. "Hmmm." She soon felt something dripping on her legs. 

Upon looking down, she saw that her nails pierced the cup and her soda was dripping onto her pants slowly. She threw the cup away. "Whatever, I'll just go out with her tomorrow." Marcy sighed, rolling her eyes and putting her hands into her hoodie pockets. She walked out of the game, walking home. 

"I have some time till I get home, so why not hang out?" Marcy took out her phone and checked the time. "Yeah I have some time." She walked through the city to the Library. She sighed, sitting down and pulling out some random book. She got utterly engrossed in it as usual. It was like her super power.