Welcome to the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York. Here you can find some of the most privileged youth in all the nation. London Kohler has got it all. Money, power, and friends. But there's something missing in her life. Find out what it is. XO...
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The school year had officially started and I have to say my classes are definitely more challenging than the ones I took last year.
However they are way more interesting than last year's classes.
Aiden and I have a class together again so that makes things even better.
This school year I had goals to just focus on my studies and to a lesser degree myself.
I wanted my mental health to be the best it's been my whole life.
I've already been putting my plan into action.
For example, Blair and Serena were dead set on joining some secret society with Nate but I decided against it.
I don't need some club to tell me if I'm good or enough for Columbia.
Hello I already go to the school, isn't that enough.
My thoughts were correct though because Serena called me about ten minutes ago frustrated that she wasn't let in and that Gossip Girl put out this huge blast about it.
I told her to meet me for some coffee to take her mind off of it so I'm sitting on the patio at Prairie waiting for her to arrive.
I look up from my phone reading the blast to see Serena and her long blonde hair approaching our table.
Getting up from my seat we embrace each other in a hug.
"I'm sorry about what happened but you are wayyyy more cooler than them! You my dear friend, don't need them." I encourage her.
She smiles at me warmly.
We both look down at her phone hearing it ring.
She answers it and I sit back in my seat pulling out my phone as well.
My ears perk up when I hear her say "What do you need Chuck?"
I wasn't aware that she had started talking to Chuck again but it's fine, really.
I continue to play with my phone until I hear a "Who's Eva?"
That's what I would like to know too.
I try to not to overthink the bits and pieces I'm hearing of this conversation but that fails when Serena says.
"This doesn't mean I'm over what you did to me this summer, but for the girl who saved your life I guess I can set aside our issues." So the person that helped Chuck after he was shot was a girl...interesting.
Serena and Chuck talked a little while longer and then they ended their call.
Serena turns to me looking apologetic but I start talking before she has the chance to.
