I walked out the door, and straight to the Dunking Donuts down the street. As I turned the corner, I saw Leo, the hottest guy in the whole school. He turned to me and smiled.
"Hey Jordan. I thought it was you I saw. Where you going?" He asked. We were friends in elementary school, but haven't talked much since. I smiled, but a little to rudely. I was not in the mood to talk.
"For some food." I said, and started walking. He started after me, and continued talking, as if I cared.
"So, my brother, you know, the twenty one year old, he's having a party in like five days, and I'm allowed to invite some people. There will be beer, and weed, the whole lot. I wanna know if you wanna come?" He asked. At first, I had absolutely no intention of agreeing to this. This boy ignored me all through middle school, and now he chooses to talk to me, I don't think so.
"And it'll be mostly of your brother's friends?" I asked, thinking about what situation I'm might get into. Dad would hate the idea of me going to a party with twenty years old, and this might just be my start of a rebellion.
"Yea, and it's going to be epic!" Leo added. I smiled and quickly nodded.
"Sure, what time?" I asked. All I could think about was the idea of my first beer, and the horror on my dads face when he finds out.
"9:00" He said. "My place." I'll see you there!" He added. He walked back towards where ever he came from, and disappeared from sight. As I walked into the place, I saw my friend Peirce over at a table and went to sit with him. He smiled when he saw me approaching.
"Hey Jay. Wuzzup?" He said, pointing to the seat across of him. I put up my finger, meaning one minute, and went to get my order.
"I'd like a vanilla chai latte please. Medium." I said. The man made the drink almost in minutes, and i took out my money.
"I've got it Jay." Peirce said, pulling out a ten and gave it to the man. I frowned at Peirce and turned to talk to him.
"I have my own money you know! I can pay for myself." I said, but he wouldn't listen to me. He took the change back and brought it and my tea back to the table. I followed, having no idea what else to do, and took my seat.
YOU ARE READING
The Cherry Tree
Novela JuvenilJordan was born the day her mother died. Now, fourteen years later, the man who killed her mother is threatening to have her killed too. Jordan and her father take every precaution to get away, but he still comes back. Not only is she being stalk...
