Maddy
"There he is, over there," Cleo pointed across the quad. I followed her finger and saw Jett Decker talking to his group of friends. I had needed to talk to him the whole day. I had been trying to get a hold of him for about a week, but he hadn't returned any of my calls or texts. I had wanted to find out what happened that caused
I marched in his direction only stopping when I was right behind him. His arms were waving around like he was doing a puppet show that went along with the story that he was telling his friends. When I tapped him on the shoulder, he stopped talking and looked over his shoulder.
"Jett," I said his name in a whisper because the look that was on his face wasn't one that was normal for him. He usually smiled wide at me. We were best friends and he had always been happy to see me. "I need to talk to you."
"That's too bad," he shrugged and turned around. What the hell? That wasn't him ever. "I'm busy." He didn't say another word, and just turned around, picking up his conversation again. I tapped him on the shoulder again, but he didn't turn around again. The other guys looked at me. Some looks were pity looks a few, from his closer friends, were looks of confusion. So, I wasn't the only one that was confused with my best friends' behavior. That was something then.
"Jett," I said his name with a plea. He still didn't turn around. "Fine," I huffed and stomped back to where Cleo was waiting for me.
"What is going on there?" She asked looking at Jett's back. I shrugged. "Well, did he tell you why he got in trouble? Did he really get into a fight? It's so not like him."
"I know it's not, Cleo. He wouldn't talk to me though. Said he was busy. So, I have no idea what the hell happened," I looked back at Jett and watched him. He was still telling his story and he didn't seem like he had a care in the world. "I don't know what is going on with him." I looked back at Cleo as she looped our arms together and she smiled at me.
"Fuck him then," she pulled me toward the school. "You don't need him. One day, he's going to need you and he will be sorry he treated you like a jerk." I looked back over my shoulder, silently hoping that she was right. Jett had been my best friend for forever and I hated to lose that but, it felt like that was exactly what was happening.
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Catch Me
Romance*Can be read as a stand-alone, but will make more sense if you read Small Town Lights first. Maddy's senior year of college is something she has looked forward to for so long. But choosing the wrong guy leads her back to her childhood best friend. W...