He cracked a smile along with a wink.

Did he just do that?

Get out.

Oh My God

No, for realz!

#ICouldDieRightNow

A moment later my phone buzz and it was that unknown number again. I look around for anybody who's texting right now but I don't see any. This prank is getting so damn annoying.

Unknown number: I kinda like when you're soaked in that performance

Unknown number: you seem to like them a lot

Unknown number: Especially Kyle

Unknown number: damn girl the way you're staring at him like he's some angel fallen from heaven

Unknown number: even god himself might be jealous

Me: this is stupid, stop texting me

Me: this prank is so old

Later my phone buzzed again.

Unknown number: I don't know how many time should I tell you that this is not a prank Sky

"Who are you texting?" Dan sits down beside me and smiles.

"I don't know," I mumble.

"Where's Hayley?" I asked and furrowed my eyebrow.

"She went to the ladies and it takes her for ages," he complained.

"Are you guys seriously dating?" I almost burst into laughter when mentioning about their

dating issues.

"What does it looks like?" He said almost sounded like he's annoyed.

"I thought you were gay," I said.

"I'm into both," he winks and making me cringe at the same time.

"I'm just kidding. I actually like her before you two became friends."

"So this entire time you've been friendzoned? Oh, my God, you're such a loser."

"Shut up, you're still my side hoe," he fired back.

"Hell no, Miller."

"Heavenly yes, Thomson, remember when I took your lips virginity" I almost spit the water inside my mouth.

"Stop it, I thought we had a deal to forget about it," I said still feel disgusted whenever that moment crosses my mind.

"I can't, and did I forgot to mention that your lips taste like candy," he wiggled his eyebrow.

"-and your breath smells like there's a dead human inside it," I scoffed.

"Excuse me, bitch don't be rude cause my breath smells like Dolce & Gabbana,"

**

[NEXT DAY]

"Hey, did you text me last night?" Nate set his food down on the table and peered at me behind his glasses.

"No."

"Oh okay," I mumble

"There's an unknown number texted me since yesterday and you're my only friend whose number I don't have."

"I don't have your number either," he sighs.

My lips form an 'O' as I stare at my food. The thought of Nate being the unknown texter sounds really weird.

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