11. It is raining cats and dogs, or maybe jerks too

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"Now shut up and tell me why you did so or I'll come upstairs and push you off the roof."

"Calm your horses, Tuna. You asked for it" he announced , shrugging his shoulders at my question.

"What did I even do?" I screamed, then adding to my words when I heard his nickname for me again,"And put an end to your senseless nicknames."

I didn't even like Tuna!

"Aw, but I like the Tuna nickname. Never mind, let's call you Jellyfish from now." Ryan exclaimed cheerfully. What is wrong with this idiot?

"Fine, I am coming to push you off the roof now."

"Wait, you want to know why I did this? This is your reward for leaving me with your sister alone."

I knew that he wasn't going to spare me away from it. I was well aware of the fact he could jump in my track anytime and do something unexpected. But I didn't expect him to do something like that; in front of a gym, by pouring a bucket full of water over me during an October evening. Great.

"I was just trying to give you kids some alone time to get to know each other." I replied innocently.

"Kids? We both are older than you. And that was a terrible move, Jade."

"No, it wasn't. It was effective."

"What makes you think that it was effective in any ways, Jade? I dropped Sage home right after you bailed on us. You deserved what you got, Jade." He said and disappeared.

"Hey. Come back here, you moron." I screamed as I stomped by feet on the ground.

A few people stopped to stare at me. Of course, I was shouting at the empty roof.

"Um, hello! I hope you have a healthy day at the gym. Go burn down some calories" I said awkwardly to the 'staring people' and ran home.

I reached home with my drenched clothes and damp hair, shaking like Popples, Blair's little kitten.

"Is it raining outside?" Marie asked with curiosity as she ran to me with a towel in her hands.

"Yeah, it's raining cats and dogs, and maybe jerks too." I exclaimed angrily as my teeth chattered together due to the coldness and discomfort of the clothes sticking to my body.

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"Hey, Beautiful." A voice whispered from behind while I stood in a line at the cafeteria.
I turned around my head and came face to face with Aiden. Such a long time.

"Hi, Aiden. How are you?" I asked while stepping forward toward the food counter again.

"I am great. How about you?"

"Same here. Anyways, where have you been lately? I haven't seen you in ages." I stated. It had been a long time since I saw that gorgeous face of his.

"I was right here, Jade, but you were too busy with that bastard." Aiden muttered. From the corner of my eyes, I could sense anger fluming from his ears. With the way his jaw clenched, I instantly knew who he was referring to.

"You are spending too much time with him, Jade. He's a living invitation to danger."

"It isn't like that, Aiden. I used to have the same perception of Ryan earlier just like you, but as I got to know him better, I discovered a brand new side of him. He isn't a bad person."

He groaned at my words, probably being pissed off by my sudden support to Ryan.

"Leave it. Ryan will be the last topic to talk about when I am with you. We can talk about many other things. Like how beautiful you look today." Aiden replied with his million dollar smile. Could he be any more of a charmer?

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