Undeniable

Undeniable - Chapter 6

chappy 6!

I'm tireddddd

haha, sorry it's sunday and I reeeeeally don't wanna go to school tomorrow :(

but don't worry! i'll still update throughout the week as much as possible but if i don't... annoy me until i do!!!

LOVE y'all <3 enjoy numero seis

~@simply_lovely1234567

_____________________________________________________

"It's weird for me," I told Madison, "I'm not used to this."

Madison and I were at our playground that Wednesday afternoon; the playground where we spent most of our childhood.

I hung upside down on the monkeybars and Madison sat in a swing with her legs crossed, listening to what I had to say.

I had told her I liked Thomas - reluctantly - after she asked me about it and didn't stop persisting until I finally confessed.

"I only like him a little," I had said, "I think. I don't really know."

"How do you not know?"

"I mean... I don't really like guys."

"But you're around them all the time."

"I don't like like them though," I explained, "as friends, best friends, even, but it's never been like this."

"You're telling me," she said, pointing a finger, "that you've never liked a boy?"

I shrugged and swung down from the monkey bars. My newly washed hair was now a mess.

"No, I haven't."

"You've never had a teeny tiny crush on anybody before?"

I shook my head.

"You've never liked anybody."

"No."

"How did you go fifteen years without liking a boy?"

I shrugged. "They're my friends, I guess."

She thumped my head. "Dweeb."

I giggled. I slouched into a swing and began to pump my legs. I felt like a little kid doing this, and it was kind of refreshing.

Peering over Madison's shoulder, I could see Melissa ride up on her bike.

"Hey, Mel," I shouted.

She waved and ran a hand through her gorgeous hair.

Melissa has been getting a lot closer to Madison and I. I really liked her, she was cool. She had the same mindset as me, the same view on life.

"Hey, ladies," she said, climbing up and sitting on the monkey bars.

I joined her. "How's King residence?"

She shrugged. "Boring."

"Why do you guys like the monkey bars so much?" Madison whined.

Madison didn't like the monkey bars.

"Sorry, Mads," I said.

We watched the skaters on the ramp. Jake, Max, and Thomas were all fooling around.

Thomas executed a clean 360.

"He likes you," Melissa said.

I turned to her, trying to act casual. "What?"