Recap:
I nod, and walk over to my door, looking back one last time. I go out and head downstairs.
I hope this goes well, If my mom finds out I have a boy in my room, that wouldn't end well, and that's a fact.
-
Taking a deep breath, I walk into the kitchen.
My mom is sitting on the stool happily munching on the heavenly goodness we baked, well Gabriel did most of the work. At least, I offered to help multiple times, but he denied.
She finally notices me and hops off the stool, heads towards me and crushes me in a hug. "Hi sweetie, these cookies are delicious. How did you bake them, they taste better than mine!!"
I smile, feeling relieved. "A chef never reveals their secrets." I know I'm no cook, don't judge me.
She laughs as she hops back to her stool and continues eating. "By the way, how was the group work?"
Oh no, I didn't think of what I was going to tell her. She cannot know Alexander stormed off, and then I was left home alone, with a boy. Plus, he's in my room right now, doing God knows what.
"Violet? Honey are you feeling okay? You look like you've seen a ghost." She asks with a worried voice.
"I'm fine, just tired after all the work we did. We finished the project and Gabriel is going to fix it a little this weekend. I'm going to bed now." I tell her.
I actually want to sit with her, and chat about our day while eating the cookies. Unfortunately, Gabriel is in my room and I need to get up there as soon as possible. I don't trust him enough to leave him in there alone.
She nods in understatement, "Okay honey, goodnight. Sleep tight."
I hug her, and head upstairs.
I hope my mom goes to bed soon, so he can leave.
As I'm about to enter the room, I hear Gabriel talking on the phone. I know it's the second time I eavesdrop on his conversations, but it's not in my hands.
"What happened, How is she?" There's a pause, until I hear him again say, "Okay. If you need anything call me, I'll pass by tomorrow as soon as I can. Take care man." He says, and then closes.
I wait a few minutes, and then twist the door knob and go inside. I don't want him to think I was listening to his conversation.
He turns around, and looks at me not saying a word.
"My mom's downstairs, she should be going to bed soon. If she takes too long, you'll have to leave through the back door in the kitchen." I tell him.
He nods, and sits back down on the chair.
I head to my closet to change into something more comfortable. I grab a pair of black sweatpants paired with my favorite sponge bob t-shirt.
I turn back to him, "Can you turn around, I need to change."
He smirks, again. "Trust me, I'm not interested in seeing what's under those clothes."
I roll my eyes, "I really hate you, you know that right?"
"Of course, you never fail to remind me." He retorts.
"Perfect." I snap back.
He turns around, as I begin changing. A few minutes later, I finish and turn back around. "I'm done. You can turn around now." I flop on my bed, feeling very tired after this long horrible day.
YOU ARE READING
Untold
Teen FictionWe are all sitting on the dinning table. My father asking us about our day, my mother smiling at us, while my brothers dig into their food like wild animals, and then there's me, Violet Smith. I look at my family and smile, feeling grateful for this...