Hate Me Harder [BxB] ✔️ [NOT EDITED]

(26) Hate the trips when he's there

You guys, have no idea what I've been through...

Let's get straight to the point. I failed my first CIMA Law exam; by 6 points. I needed to get 3 more questions right and I would've passed. LIFE. So, now, you know why I didn't update on the day I said I'd update. I've never failed anything in my life. It surprised me so much.

It's not like I know I'm good or anything... I just, I knew that I was average, that I'm enough to pass along and be good even if it's not great. I hadn't expected what I'd got so it took some time to come to terms with it. 

But, I'm back again, even with the busy schedule going on. I hope you guys like the chapter!

I changed the updating date to SUNDAYS! Have fun!

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"Mum, what are you doing?"

She continued to go through my bag, checking through the set of clothes and the bags of chips. "What does it look like? Where's the mini pockets in this thing?"

"Why do you want to know? Stop taking everything out."

I piled everything back in, glaring at mum. She just continued to scan my room before checking the side pockets. "What do you have in here?"

"Mum, where are you doing?! Seriously, stop! Dad!"

"I just want to know if you're hiding something!"

"What would I be hiding?! I'm going for a school trip mum, for a day!"

She huffed, pouting. How does she change her attitude in seconds? "I just want to make sure you have everything and stay safe."

"Mum," I sighed, hitting her softly on her shoulders. Her height reached my shoulders so I always have to look down to her. "For the last time in this week, I'm not doing drugs!"

"I'm not worried about that Alan. I'm more worried about the you having sex."

"MUM!"

Dad walked, calm as ever, asking what we were talking about. I explained the whole situation, telling him to take action immediately.

"This isn't my first trip that involves girls mum. And it wouldn't matter anyways because you've already known about all my previous relationships."

"Oh," dad said. "Don't think about what your mums says. Plus," he turned to mum, "I'm sure our son knows that we don't want to be grandparents just yet, right Alan?"

I groaned, burying my face into my hands. My parents owned unstable characters. Their personality changes so fast.

"I'm not going to hook up with anyone on a one day trip to the springs that's three hours away. Transportation being a bus, with the girls strictly at the back and the boys at the front."

"Why is it like that?"

"Because the—" I cut off my words. This conversation was going nowhere. "Why does it matter?! Just let it go. And I'm late thanks to you two, I'll be going now."

I grabbed my shoulder bag and walked out of my room. Katie was sitting at the counters, going through her phone. "Enjoy your trip idiot."

"Don't call me an idiot Paws or I won't hesitate to tell mum where you were on the first week of school after you made up with Mason."

She stood alert.

Thought so.

I left her at that, laughing at her face and got out of the house just when Drake pulled up. "Thanks man," I gave him my fist to hit.