“And that’s it! Roseville High School wins the game with a touchdown from team captain Alexander Reed. First game of the season and first win of the season for Roseville High School!” The commentator shouted as everyone scattered to the field going to celebrate with the football team.
I saw Lauren run towards Joshua as the shared a passionate kiss and suddenly they disappeared with the crowd.
“At least now I can sit down.” I said with a sigh and sat down.
“So did you enjoy the game?” Louis asked coming to sit beside me.
“Honestly, I don’t know. They just kept bumping into each other, that has to be painful.” I said shaking my head.
“They get used to it and you will soon too although next time I’ll try and explain it to you so it doesn’t just seem like they’re bumping into each other.” He said with a light chuckle.
“I make no promises Lou but whatever you say.” I said with a shrug.
The sound of Rosa laughter caused us to turn to see Tiwa, Emily and Rosa laughing at something someone said.
“You like her don’t you?” I asked him with a small smile.
“What? Who?” He asked quickly.
“Rosa.”
“Who told you?” He asked quickly looking around like he’d just been caught doing something wrong.
“I’m not blind Lou. Plus being invisible comes with its perks, I notice things easily.”
“I guess it’s that obvious.” He said with a sigh.
“Not really. So far I think it’s just Emily and I but don’t worry,we won’t tell.”
“Thanks Fiona.”
“Are you ever going to tell her?” I asked him with a raised eyebrow.
“I don’t know. It’ll be weird dating my bestfriend’s sister.”
“Joshua is dating Lauren and she’s like a sister to Alex.”
“I know but this is different. Justin and Rosa are twins.” He said and I just looked at him like he was confused.
“I don’t get it.”
“What if she doesn’t like me?” He asked again.
“I’m sure she does. You guys always look at each other like you’re the only ones in the room.” I said laughing lightly, “I wonder why they all haven’t noticed.”
He seemed hesitant before he let out a tired sigh.
“I don’t know what to do Fiona.” He said rubbing his forehead.
“You know what? Why don’t you ask her out on a date first? Take her to somewhere she likes or somewhere you like and just see out it goes.” I told him.
“But we never go out without the guys.” He said.
“And I’m sure Joshua and Lauren go on dates without you guys so what’s your point?” I asked him with a raised eyebrow.
“You’re right Fiona. I’ll ask her.” He said with a smile.
“Tonight?”
“Nope. Tonight is for the guys. Maybe tomorrow.” He said.
“Well that’s a start.” I said with a satisfied smile.
“Thanks Fiona.” He said squeezing my shoulders softly.
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FIONA | ✔️
Teen FictionFiona Evans has been invisible throughout high school and an experience that happened five years ago caused her to push everyone away and stay in her own bubble. With one year to go, she planned on keeping it that way but life doesn't seem to agree...
