"It's depressing. What do I even say to her? 'Welcome home from the G-building, Sorry about your mom'? No I'm not going", Tameeka says.
I roll my eyes, "Tameeka seriously you should go. Technically that was your step mother at a point—don't you feel bad ?", I ask.
"Girl duh. That's why I don't want to go. I don't sit well with death. And knowing it was a suicidal death— doesn't make me feel good, I wish my dad understood that too", Tameeka fusses.
I felt bad—this situation has been roaming throughout the school rumors and gossips.
When everyone found it—it was depressing and the most craziest thing, but I tried to understand.
This situation changed a lot of things—starting with Bobby.
Ever since Tyshay went crazy about her mother's suicide. They put her into a mental hospital after she also tried to kill herself.
"Does your dad feel better?", I asked.
"Barely, that's why I don't know why would he even want to go visit. I heard him crying yesterday all night still blaming himself—which made it hard for me not to cry", Tameeka says now getting in a mood.
"Why didn't you call me?", I asked.
Tameeka sarcastically rolls her eyes...
"Girl please, I know good and well that you was crashing with Jonah", Tameeka says.
I playfully rolled my eyes, "Doesn't mean I'm not going to pick up for my best friend, unlike YOU", I playfully mushed her.
Tameeka chuckled, "Don't even lie—Anytime I'm on the phone with Trey, I always click over for you".
"Yea yea", I say to her.
Tameeka half smirked, "—but anyways—enough of the gloomy talk. What's up with home stuff? Did you tell your mom yet?", Tameeka asks.
I sighed, "No I'm so scared. Jonah wants to just pop up and bluntly present himself—but I told him that's not how it's going to go down. My mom don't play that", I say.
"She dead don't—but shitt its time, You can't keep saying you staying at my house 24/7", Tameeka says.
"I know I know", I semi-whine.
"Does Alexis know?", Tameeka asks.
I shrugged, "I don't know, wouldn't care if she did but — we barely see each other now. I'm usually with Jonah, and when I am home—she be at work or be out", I say.
"Oh yea I keep forgetting she work now. At that gay center right?", Tameeka asks.
I playfully roll my eyes, "I'm sure that's not what's it's called", I chuckled.
"Well you know what I mean, no offense plus that was almost you in there", Tameeka jokes.
I laughed, "Shut up".
Ever since the night where Alexis and I had our disagreement talk about the video and 'Us'—we avoided one another for the next 3 days. It was hard, and most times I spent my nights crying.
I think I cried so much to the point it was like a drug. At the time I would hope Alexis saved me from the tears—but that never happened.
Eventually the tears stopped, but what made it easier was Jonah.
I never knew how Alexis took the new vibes after a while.
It's like she was here and then gone most of the time, and same with me.
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BOBBY'S COUSIN (Lesbian Story)
Romance-Copyright © 2018 All Copy Rights Reserved.- A lesbian story filled with lust, manipulation, and desire. Every girl knows about Bobby Turner, the boy of their dreams and the reason for their heartbreaks, but now it's time to meet Bobby's lesbian cou...
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