Hey little penguins!! Yeah that's what I'm calling you. Anyway here's the 3rd chapter. Hope you love it!!!
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Lexi pov
I watch Kellin as he stomps my beanie. "GODDAMMIT!!" I yell as he leaves. I look at Calum as he looks offended. "Hey Cal-" "No just leave me alone." He says. I pick up my beanie and dust it off. "Calum!" I yell as he walks down the hall. "Just leave me alone Lexi!" He yells. "Cal...." I say and he turns around and walks towards me. "If it wasn't for you then Kellin would leave me alone!" He yells. "I-I Cal...." "He wouldn't make fun of me and I wouldn't have to cry to Luke." (Cake is life.) "Please I-I didn't know." "Of course you didn't cause you never pay attention to anyone but yourself!" He yells. I look down with tears in my eyes. "Okay." I say as I walk into my class. I see my friend Louis sitting with his friend Maria. "Oh no not you too Lexi!" He says and hugs me. I sit my books down and look at Maria. "Hi." I whisper. "Hey." She says back then I look at the board.
Dylan pov
Why do I do those things to her?! Ugh I just want to punch myself sometimes but I.... What's happening to me?! She's so beautiful and I'm so mean to her why do I do that. She's has the most beautiful smile not that she ever gives it to me because I usually make it turn upside down. I frown as I sit in math waiting for Kellin. "Hey sorry had to take care of some business." He frowns. I nod. No one knows how I feel but me. I look over and see Kellin dozing off. I kick him under the table and he jerks his head up. I look to the door as I hear a soft knock. "Dylan! Open the door!" The teacher yells. I groan and get up. I suddenly see a little bob of purple/pink hair and smile. I open the door and smile at her.
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Falling in love with an asshole
Fanfiction(Maria' P.O.V) When I was growing up all the time my parents would warn me about drugs, strangers, alcohol, and drug dealers. But they never warned me about the boy with brown eyes and a heartbeat. (Lexi's P.O.V) All my life, people have told me not...
