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Dear Mr Right,
I'm gonna do it, I'm finally gonna open up and make a friend . Or I'll at least try to, idk, the people at this school aren't really my type of friends but maybe I should still give it a try. I'm not gonna count Yamir since he won't leave me alone anyways, so yeah, I'm gonna make a friend on my own. :) wish me luck!

P.S when I meet you, please don't give me an ugly nickname like little leaf...
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The loud tone of my phones ring tone woke me from my sleep

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The loud tone of my phones ring tone woke me from my sleep. After I had groaned myself awake I shifted over to grab my device.

I swear to god somebody better be dying, I still have like another hour to sleep.

"hello?" I answered, not even bothering to look at the name.

"I'm outside, hurry up." Yamir spoke with a chuckle.

"hurry up—"

"outside—"

"Nigga it's 6 am what are you talking about and why are you outside." I asked, trying to collect my thoughts.

"You're riding to school with me from now on." He responded, and I swear I could hear the smile.

"Yamir Marino, I am not moving out of this bed, I still have an hour." I told him, containing my anger.

"And how are you gonna get to school little leaf?" He questioned simply.

"The bus idiot, I'm hanging up now." I told him, too tired to even address that nickname.

"wait!" He said quickly.

"Wouldn't you rather ride in a car than take a public bus, plus— Im helping you wake up earlier, you know—establishing a better schedule."

"Yamir I'm so tired , I don't have time for this." I sighed, smothering myself in my pillow.

"C'monnnnn, stop bein' like that." He encouraged.

"Literally what's the point of going this early anyways, it's only—" I paused and looked at the time, "—6:15, school doesn't start until like 8:30." I whined.

"We can stop for coffee or breakfast on the way," he suggested, "c'mon Hayden, I'm not leaving until you walk outside."

"Oh my god, I will pay you to leave." I groaned.

"No deal, hurry up." With that he hung up.

I stared at my phone in disbelief before shrugging and attempting to go back to sleep.

About 10 seconds later my phone rang again.

"Go away." I answered, already knowing who it was.

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