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IT WAS NO SECRET THAT DYLAN SWAN SUCCEEDED IN EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AND LOVED SCHOOL. Driving to Forks High School that morning, she couldn't contain her excitement.
Bella wasn't all too thrilled at the idea of starting a new school. Especially since people gave them weird looks when they pulled up to the parking lot. However, that didn't stop Dylan from giving them all polite smiles as she dragged Bella inside the building.
"We only have a few classes together." Dylan voiced out, her eyes scanning over their schedules. Bella only hummed in response and continued to look at her paper.
"You're Dylan and Isabella. The twins." An Asian boy came up from beside them with an energetic smile on his face. "Hi, I'm Eric, the eyes and ears of this place. Anything you need, tour guide, lunch date, shoulder to cry on?"
"A lunch date sounds pretty nice," Dylan said as they continued walking. A smile formed on her lips.
"Then it's a date. How about you?" He asked Bella who awkwardly chucked. "I'm really more suffer in-silence type."
Eric nodded, "Good headline for your feature. I'm on the paper and you're news baby, front page."
Dylan glanced at her sister, who looked frightened at Eric's proposal. "No, I'm not," She quickly dismissed as their walking abruptly stopped.
" Please don't have any sort of-"
"Woah. Chillax. No feature." He shrugs it off, and Bella visibly relaxed, nodding. "Okay."
" I mean if you need someone to feature on the paper, I could do it." The younger twin offers, seeing Eric's face brighten up. "Perfect, like I said, first page, front and center."
The bell rings, singling the first period and Dylan feels a little sad being separated from Bella. "Is our lunch date still on?" She asked Eric who started to walk backwards the opposite way.
His smile never leaves, "Absolutely, I'll see you guys there." He gives them a wave before walking away.
Dylan turned to Bella, "Are you gonna be okay until lunch?" She questioned, taking a look around, noticing the area becoming sparse.
The older sighed, reassuring with a nod. "Yeah, I'll be okay." She gave a small smile. Although she wished they had more classes together.
The twins were inseparable growing up and now that they're attending a different school. Reality finally sunken into Dylan, that everything might not be the same as it once was.
