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Chapter Twelve

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Chapter Twelve





Wednesday night is here and to say I am nervous would be an understatement. I mean, we have been on a date before, not technically though.

Shit.

This is nerve-racking.

Instead of focusing on the date, I focus on what I am going to wear. I put on a pair of black nylons, a black skirt, a black and maroon striped sweater, and black heeled boots. I keep my makeup light but still add quite a bit on, wanting him to think I am pretty.

I guess.

I shuffle around my room, the heels of my boots dragging along the wooden floor beneath me. A yelp escapes my throat as my bedroom door is thrown open, revealing Kit.

"Hi." She says.

I blink. "Hi."

"You look pretty." I smile and she frowns, plopping on my bed. "Where are you going?"

I sit down next to her, brushing hair out of her beautiful face. "I am going on a date."

"Really?" She smiles forcefully, looking me up and down. "With who?" She doesn't force a smile this time. "Miah? Did he really?"

"What?" I snort. "No. Not with him. With Landon."

She frowns again. "Oh . . . who's Landon?"

"This guy from school." I nudge her. "You'd like him." Her body slumps against mine and I wrap my arm around her. "What's wrong, Kitty?"

"Don't call me that." I glance at the ground. "Only Miah calls me that."

"Okay," I sigh. "What's wrong?"

"My girlfriend broke up with me." I hear her small voice as she sinks closer to my body.

My eyes widen in surprise and shock as I stare down at her. "G-Girlfriend? Since when did you have a girlfriend?"

"Well, I don't have one anymore." She glares up at me through her glasses. I wince with remorse. "But that's besides the point. The point is is that she broke up with me because apparently I wasn't pretty enough."

I watch as her gaze shifts to her body and immediately slap her thigh. "Nope. No. You're not going down that road. Kit, look at me." She doesn't. "Look—at—me."

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