"It's amazing, right?" Sam asked when he saw the look on my face.
I nodded excitedly, swallowing the shake. "It's so good."
"Everyone needs a Patty's milkshake at least once in their life," Sam replied. "It should be a law."
"Agreed," I answered with a nod.
Suddenly, my phone started buzzing in my pocket. I pulled it out to check the caller I.D. Nathan. I debated on letting it go to voicemail, but decided on answering it.
"What?" I answered not too kindly.
"Where are you?" Nathan asked just as harshly. "I'm at the bakery now."
I could feel my anger building up at him. Did he think I was going to wait around all day for him.
"I got a ride," I told him. "Because you weren't there this morning to drive me."
I tried keeping my voice even and calm since I was out in public, but Nathan had a way of making me angry like no one else could.
"So you're home?" he wondered.
"I'm out at lunch," I responded, leaning back in my seat.
Sam gave me a knowing look as if telling me to refrain from telling Nathan who I was out with. However, at this point Nathan had made me so angry that I wanted him to know I was out with Sam.
"With who?" Nathan snapped like he already knew.
"Sam," I answered blandly.
Nathan was quiet for a moment before he started screaming at me. I could almost feel the heat from his voice through the phone.
"What did I tell you about hanging around with him?" Nathan spat harshly. "Where are you? I'm coming to get you."
"No, you're not," I snapped back quietly. "I'm going to finish my lunch and I'll see you later."
I hung up the phone without a second thought, putting it on silent and shoving it back into my pocket.
"Nathan seemed mad," Sam commented, sipping on his milkshake.
"I don't want to talk about him," I murmured. No matter how mad my brother made me, I didn't want to shit talk him to his enemy.
"I get why he doesn't want us hanging out," Sam said understandingly. "My friends were kinda pissed when they found out I was working with you."
"They were?" I asked, surprised.
Sam nodded. "This whole Knight versus Warrior thing gets kinda out of hand."
"Yeah, it does," I agreed.
I never really liked the rivalry between the two schools. It brought out the ugly side of Nathan that I preferred not to see.
"Why aren't you so worried about the rivalry?" I decided to ask. It seemed like everyone but us in our two schools were hellbent on hating each other.
Sam just shrugged. "I guess I am a little. I won't lie, I don't like your brother, but you're not him and we work together. It's best if at least the two of us get along."
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Knight
Teen FictionCOMPLETED [boyxboy] Mason Maloney has lived his whole life in the shadow of his twin brother, Nathan, star quarterback of the football team. While Nathan impresses everyone in town with his athleticism, Mason spends his afternoons working at the lo...