Daybreak

The Start of All The Lies

Hi guys! This is my first story so it's not really the best. If it offends you in any way just tell me and if you dislike sorry. Enjoy 😘

In a classroom there's five girls in a circle talking gossip about Mason Ted. "He's so cute" one says "He can make any girl look beautiful" another one says "except her." They pointed to a girl in the corner of the classroom with her head in a book called "Daybreak." That's me, Julia Lovebee. I see them snickering and pointing at me and know right away that they're talking about me. I bet it was Taylor Richard, the most popular girl in my class, that said something. If only Taylor knew... That her fly was down. I burst out laughing, making everyone in my class turn and look at me. I then covered my mouth and continued reading.When I was about to get to the good part I was interrupted by a squeak.

"May I help you," I asked. I knew it was a person who wanted tutoring or some sort of school activity thing because I always scored the best in my class. I get annoyed of people only talking to me for help but I guess I can get a little fun out of it.

"Are you reading Daybreak?" She asked "It's my favorite book."

"Let me check my schedule let's see. Looks like I don't have anyti....." What did she just say?! No one ever talks to me like that. I looked to see who the person was and it was Alexandra Ted, the sister of Mason Ted! They're sibling but they're nothing a like Masons known for his athletic skills and his way of getting along with everyone. Alexandra is known for her cute shy personality. why is she talking to the "Creep" of the class, that's what everyone calls me.

"It's a popular book" I reply. A moment of silence fills the air and it sticks for a while. She then leaves very awkwardly.

She then turns and looks at me, "Do you hate me" she asks.

"Why would I have a reason to?" I asked. She then moved a seat across from me and plopped herself on it. She tried to start a conversation but I made it hard for her to make one. The bell soon rang and it was time to leave.

The next day, she asked the teacher to move her next to me. What was her motive to hang with me? She stuck to me like glue. She told me how her friends would only hang out with her to get to her brother and because she rich. I comforted her by telling her that's why I'm always alone, but that's not the truth.

I started to open up to her. I told her everything. Who knew that all that kindness was all a lie...