After her mother and youngest sister left town, Adalynn Aurora Jones stayed with her father, FP Jones. Her being from the wrong side of the tracks, Adalynn has had an experience with the South Side Serpents. Yet her brother, Jughead, has always been...
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"War baby called our father and I from Shankshaw. Her old adversaries the Ghoulies, had been released." I told the Serpents as we was in the Swords and Serpents classroom. "Word on the street is that they want Serpent blood." I said rolling my eyes as I get a glance at my brother. "They're gunning for a re-match. They want a war." I said looking between Sweet Pea, Fangs, and Toni.
"Which one of you reptiles was screwing Midge Klump?" I hear Reggie ask as he stormed into the classroom followed by Archie and Kevin.
"What the hell is going on? This is a private meeting." My brother said coming closer to them.
"I'm guessing it was you, Sweet Pea." Reggie say making me step in front of him.
"Hey, knock it off!" I said loudly making him shake his head.
"Reggie, that's enough." Archie said placing his hand on Reggie's chest to stop him.
"You ass, I have a girlfriend." Sweet Pea said coming face to face with Reggie. "But yeah, I get why she wouldn't want any fleas from you mangy Bulldogs!" Sweet Pea added before Reggie tried to push him.
I quickly jumped in the middle and tried to push them apart.
"Hey, hey, hey, hey!" I called out before separating them with the help of Archie and Jughead. "Serpents stand down, now!" I called out facing them as they got riled up ready to fight. They did as told.
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"You was hooking up with Midge?!" I called out as we sat in Sweet Pea's trailer with Fangs and Sweet Pea.
He slowly nodded his head and I sighed and ran my hand through my hair.
"And you didn't tell Sheriff Keller?" I asked pacing in front of them as they sat on the couch.
