We walked out of the seafood bar, laughing and holding hands. "Hey. Guy. Tell me this. Why do I not know your name yet, does anybody even know?" Felicity asked.
"Yeah, sorry. I just don't really like my name. It's Landon." I confessed.
"It sounds cool, though!"
"That's why I don't like it."
"Elaborate, please."
"I don't want to be cool, I've grown up to think that cool was a term used for douches. After all that's what they call Jacob. Cool."
"Well you redefine cool."
"Thanks," I laughed. "But maybe you can find...well, another nickname for me. Hint hint."
"You're an idiot." Felicity said giggling.
"The greatest idiot." I corrected.
"Well, I have to go, my mom's here to pick me up. I'll work on a nickname. Goodbye, see you tomorrow."
"Goodbye, Felicity." I said. She entered the car and the car drove off. "YES! I AM SO SMOOTH!" I screamed into the night.
"What are you doing?" Avia said with Brian behind her. I looked all around me, people were staring.
"I'll explain later." I said, scratching the back of my head. "I'm going to go celebrate!"
"Your means of transportation?" Brian asked, smirking.
"Oh, I've got that covered." I said. "Look at that, the bus is here right now."
"Okay, just go." Brian said laughing. I ran to the bus. I got on and sat down joyfully.
"Hey!" A voice called roughly. I turned around in my leather seat. It's Jacob. I looked at him with a sly smile.
"Can you stop here?" I called to the bus driver. He stopped, and I ran off the bus with Jacob struggling to keep up.
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The Fun Nights
Non-FictionA boy finally meets a girl, but is distracted by other problems in his life. He constantly faces setbacks and when something is finally going great, he faces a major setback that could ruin everything.
