Beyond Doubt. (#Wattys2016)

Chapter 7. Loser and Decisions.

Devan didn't come during the lunch time and the bell already went off, so, no lunch for him and Aaron the great, took the hot dog with him anyway.

I was finding Devan throughout the school, and didn't get him anywhere around. Where is he?

I went out of the school and checked the parking lot, Devan's car wasn't there. He was gone.

I huffed.

I took my phone out to call him and saw a text from 'Devan.'

Hey, I am sorry, but I had to go to the public library to take the book because our school didn't have it. Suckers. See you tomorrow. Bye. J

D.

I slipped my phone back into my pocket.

"Hey, need a ride home?" someone asked.

I turned around to see Aaron, rotating his car keys in his pointing finger.

"Well, a-" I hesitated but, he cut me off instead.

"I am not asking you, let's go," he said, clicking the switch in his keys, making his car beep.

'Jerk' I muttered under my breath.

Aaron sat in the driver's seat obviously and I opened the back door.

"I am not your driver. Sit in the passenger seat." He ordered.

"Could you be nice to people because I was keeping my backpack there, and was coming to sit in the passenger seat, because I know and I realized it lot ago, that you aren't my driver." I snapped.

I sat in the passenger's seat and we were off.

"Fine, but, you could've kept your backpack after sitting in the passenger seat too. Couldn't you?" he asked.

"I could, but I didn't," I made myself clear enough.

"Why didn't you?" he asked.

"Because, I didn't want to," I said annoyed.

"Why didn't you want to?" he asked.

"Hey, okay, let's get one thing straight, I can do whatever the hell I want to do. You don't get to tell me what to do and what not to," I snapped.

"Fine," he said defeated.

"I win, loser," I sang.

We were silent for a few seconds while I did the victory dance in the seat.

"Look, I am sorry for the scene in the canteen, I didn't mean to-" Aaron said, looking at me.

"What the cream fudge, look at the road, I don't want to die," I yelled, almost scaring him.

Aaron's eyes fixated on the road.

"And it's okay," I trailed off.