"I know I should stay away from you." said Oliver. "You're a clever boy." I replied with a smirk on my face. "But I can't." he said.
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Adam and his three daugthers has moved from Transsylvania to Edinburgh. They moved into a beautiful old castle...
I walked into the classroom and I was ten minutes late. Everyone looked shocked at me, I've never been late before. "You're ten mintues late,." said Jason. "Do I look like I care?" I asked sassy. He was stunned by my voice. "Don't use that tone." he said.
"Are you wearing your grandfather's clothes?" I asked laughing. "That's enough, detention." he said. "Sorry, I've plans with my new girlfriend today." I replied and went to my seat. "You're so badass." said Jessie. "Thank you and I love my new look." I replied. "It suits you." she said.
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(Vanessa's look)
"Let's skip school." I replied. "Hell yeah." said Jessie "Sorry, we gotta go." I replied and walked out of the classroom.
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We went to the mall and stole clothes and makeup. "We're so bad." I said with a smirk on my face. "If only Oliver saw you now." replied Jessie laughing. Suddenly, the alarm began to howl loudly and a guard came against us. She took my hand and we rushed out.
"Oh man, we are so in trouble now." I said. "Yeah." she replied. "It's so nice to be bad and don't take shit from people." I said. "I agree and do you want to go another party?" she asked. "Hell yeah." I said. "I love the new Vanessa so much." replied Jessie. "Me too." I said.
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I put on makeup before we went to the club. Jessie kissed me. I slammed her against a wall and kissed her back. "Where have you been in my whole life?" I asked. My hand slipped under her shirt and she moaned. "I don't know." said Jessie with a smirk on her face. We went to a room and made out for the rest of the night.
