"Hello, Madeleine." She says in a voice that's too sweet to be true.
"Hello Colette." I say simply, not betraying a hint of emotion. Out of the corner of my eye I see Hayleigh standing there with a look that parents give when their child is about to do something bad.
"Isn't today simply beautiful?" Colette asks me.
"Well I would say the beginning was ok, but since you're talking to me at this moment in time, I would now say no. It's going terribly."
To my surprise, she affectionately punches my arm. "Oh my God, you're so funny." She wipes away a tear of laughter and if you look close enough, it's actually nonexistent.
I look at where she punched my arm and then back at her. "That wasn't a joke."
Her laugh dies down and she walks a few steps closer to me and puts a hand on my shoulder. "Look, I know you're mad about what happened that day, ok? But I was hoping that maybe we could move on from that." She suddenly holds out her hand. "Friends?"
I just stare at it in disgust but then I see Hayleigh's face again.
I roll my eyes and shake her hand. "Friends." I say half-heartedly.
She smiles sweetly and walks back to where her gang of Barbie dolls are waiting.
I've never been happier to go back to where Hayleigh is.
"See? I told you she was nice."
I roll my eyes. "That act was as faker than her tan."
"Listen, just try not to cause drama. Please?"
I look back at Colette walking away. "I'll try. But I'm not making any promises."
Hey guys! Back after a while and I finally finished CHAPTER 23 while I was on my school trip!
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The Day Her Villaism Died
General FictionOne girl. 2 sides of the story Who knew the mayor's daughter could turn out to be evil? No one for sure. But what's even more surprising to Alex is when her twin sister Hayleigh, the hero, the good girl, the angel, asks her to come back home...she s...
