Before we got to our caravan, three boys stopped us. Two of them were white, and one was latino.
"Do you know where the arcade is?" The Latino boy asked Jessica.
Just as Jessica was about to answer, my phone rang.
"Sorry, could you excuse me" I said.
"Hello Prod. What do you want smelly?" I smirked.
"Wassup Harmony, it's not Prod, it's Princeton.."
"What the hell do you want? Aren't you still flirting with your friends?" I semi-shouted into my iphone, earning looks from Jessica, ad the boys.
"SHHH! Please, let me explain. Prod doesn't know that I have his phone, and I don't have your number on my phone.. Harmony I'm sorry.. I shouldn't even be apologising to you.. I thought Jessica wasn't into me as much as I was into her, thats why I tried to move on.." Prince said sincerely.
"Prince you idiot she's crazy about you! Just come to the beach and we will sort everything out, alright?"
"Alright, see you soon." Prince said, and hung up.
"Jessica's gonna be happy that Prince-" My train of thoughts were interrupted by Jessica's high-pitched laughter.
The two white boys were with another girl, and Jessica was joking around with the Latino.
"Hmm" I thought, as I watched Jessica and her group all laugh together.
Then, all of them turnt around and left..
Jessica didnt even tell me nothing?
Woah. Okay Jessica.
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I walked up to the beach in my studded shorts, tank top and my sandals. I spotted Princeton hair from afar, and that's what lead me to the boys, who had their backs turnt to me.
"Wassup Niggas" I said.
They all greeted me except from Prodigy who licked his lips whilst looking at me up and down, and winked at me.
"Where's Jessica?' Ray asked.
"Don't get me started, I'm mad at her." I sat down with my legs crossed.
"What did she do? Steal your nail varnish?" Roc laughed.
"Shut up Roc. She did something bigger than that."
I explained to them what happened with Jessica and the boys.
"For real? That's low. Ditching your girl for boys you just met?" Ray said shaking his head.
"Don't worry Harmony, you can chill with us." Prince said, pulling me up from the sand, and putting his arm around my shoulder.
"Um.. She can chill with ME. Isn't Jessica your boo thang?" Prod said whilst knocking his arm off my shoulder, and replacing it with his.
"I'm sure something is up with her.." Prince started, but Roc interrupted.
"True Prince. Lets go and look for her in the arcade."
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The five of us walked into the arcade, and went through to the disco lounge to get drinks. Prodigy insisted that he paid for my drink, like a gentleman.
He was really changing my perception on boys..From him being a disrespectful bastard, to him being a gentleman, who makes me laugh, and insists on taking care of me in a day? I wasn't going to be stupid though.. Me and Prod havent known each other for long enough for us to do anything to together. But at least he wants to stick with me.. I'm still mad at Jessica. How could she do that, ditch me for some boys she just met?
I shook Jessica off my mind, as the situation was getting me angry.
Prodigy came back with the drinks, one for me and him.
No one's POV
Roc, Prince and Ray were looking for Jessica in another part of the arcade.
"Man why are we looking for her" Ray complained for about the hundredth time today.
"Because we are." Prince said, determined to make things right between the two.
We searched most of the arcade, and even Roc looked like he wanted to give up.
"Wait, let's check outside. If she's not there, then you guys can go, and I'll continue looking for her." Princeton decleared.
They boys walked out to the park/sand pit, and saw Jessica swinging by herself.
"Let's give Prince and Jessica some time alone.." Roc said, whilst dragging Ray away.
" I guess we need to talk, huh" Jessica chuckled, and Princeton stood infront of her.
"We do, but firstly and most importantly, you need to go and talk to Harmony." Prince said, whilst folding his arms.
"Where is she" Jessica questioned, and once Princeton directed her to where Harmony was, Jessica gave Princeton an awkward smile before hurrying off to find her best friend.
