When I Met You

Chapter Two

    I walked up to Siarrah's four door Cadillac. They had every single window down, not that I was complaining any. I got in the car and shut the door and buckled up. I looked back out the window. My parents were standing on the front porch. My mom had her hands placed on her hips. I knew I was in a big heap of fire when I got back home, but oh' well!

"So, let me guess, your parents are mad about you, because of the school deal today?" my friend, Jammy asked.

"Yeah. That's why you saw them standing out there lookin' all mad and disappointed."

" I don't know why they would be disappointed," Jammy said, laughing.

"That's what I'm saying," I said, filled with giggles as well.

We turned up the music and started getting hyped up. We stopped at a light and there was a four door Ford truck next to us. You'll never know what you'll stop next to in Cali, my friends. The best thing to do when you're stuck in situations like these is to keep facing forward and act like you don't know that they're there. Ignore is the best thing to do. We were forced to act like we were enjoying the music Jason Aldean offered us through the speakers. Really come on, we were laughing up a storm about how we knew that they were trying to get our attention. It seems as though they did a pretty good job at achieving their goal. "Hey ladies!" the boy in the front passenger seat yelled. He wasn't that bad looking. He had dark hair with really bright blue eyes. He was really fine. He seemed as though he was talking to me. I gave him my flirty smile and batted my eyes. That my ladies works every time, no doubt! As soon as the green light appeared, Siarrah took off down the road. "Wow! So childish," Siarrah said.

"Yeah, but the one that was talking to us was pretty good looking," I added. We all started to laugh as hard as we could.

We parked the Cadillac in a vacant parking spot. We all unbuckled our seat belts. "I'm so glad were here," Jammy said, cheerfully.

"Sure," me and Siarrah said at the same time. I don't think I've ever met a girl that was this excited to get her nails done, especially if you get them done all the time. We entered the salon and they took us right away. That's one good thing about walk ins. We were in there for about an hour or so. We found ourselves back at the car in no time.

We found ourselves eating a little something somewhere for just a quick bite. Then we headed back to my house, so Siarrah could drop me off. "Well, see you guys tomorrow," I said, as I was getting out of the car. "Alright, bye!" they yelled as I slammed the door shut. I walked up to the front porch and walked in. I walked straight past my parents. I went into my bedroom and got myself cleaned up and got ready for bed.

I woke up the next day and what do I know, it's Friday! As, I was getting ready, I thought about how I won't be here in three more weeks. I guess we gotta make it for what it is, right? I won't be going to Tall Letter High anymore. I'll have to go to a school that I don't even know anyone at. It gives me the butterflies in my stomach and the goosebumps on my arms.

After I ate my breakfast in a fast pace, I went back to my room and gathered my purse and phone, the things that I definitely couldn't live without. I always had the mornings to myself. My parents left way before me. I'm glad, because one, I like having the house all to myself and two I don't think I could handle all their yelling at this time in the morning. I headed out to the garage and dug my keys out of my purse and unlocked my black Camaro. I climbed inside and started my engine. The sound of it, just gives me more energy than I had when I woke up this morning.I turned up my country music and rolled down my windows. It was five minutes, until I showed up at school saw Jammy's Impala and Siarrah's Cadillac. It seems as though they left a spot right in the middle for me to park my Camaro. After, I put the car in park, I got out of the car and headed towards Tall Letter High.