summer o'connor wasn't a very nice person, and she wore this label with pride. she was content with the life she was living. said life being expensive shoes, shopping trips and only the best designer clothes. however, she had always been missing som...
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"Well, don't you look downright depressing." Summer O'Connor quipped to Miguel as she took a seat beside him, accompanied by both Aisha and Hawk.
Miguel stifled an eye roll, and a smile, because for some reason, it didn't matter what insult the O'Connor girl was throwing his way, it always made him smile.
"She blocked me." Miguel explained vaguely to his friends, toying with his phone as he looked solemnly at the table.
The group of four and the rest of their teammates were meant to be out celebrating their win, but the main role in their win had spent the entire night isolated in the back of the diner, sulking of his failed relationship with Samantha LaRusso.
"So, what happens when you get blocked? You counter-punch." Hawk began, Aisha and Summer looking at each other before rolling their eyes. "Except maybe don't actually hit her this time."
That earned him an elbow to the stomach from the short brunette beside him.
"It's no use, I blew any shot I had with her."
"Yeah, you kind of fucked that one up, real quick." Summer admitted with a nonchalant shrug of her shoulder. Miguel shot her an offended look and Hawk tugged roughly on a strand of her hair.
"I told you to stop doing that!" She exclaimed angrily, turning to Hawk swiftly. "Then stop being a bitch." He shot back. The girl gasped before readying herself to lunge at the boy, but was interfered when Aisha grabbed her and forced her back into her seat. The Robinson girl glared at her two friends before softening her facial features and turning back to face Miguel, "just give her some time. Sam will come around."
"Or she won't." Summer and Hawk spoke at the same time, trading bewildered looks at one another before the blue haired boy continued. "You're the champ now. You can get any chick in the Valley you want."
"Any weird chick." Summer clarified, "no normal girl likes people who do karate."
"Isn't your ex Robby Keene?" Hawk spat out, raising his eyebrows questioningly at the girl.
"What?" Aisha and Miguel exclaimed, both turning to look at the girl who had turned a shade of red out of embarrassment.
"He didn't do karate when I met him." She defended, crossing her arms over her chest.
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Summer pulled up and parked her car in the parking lot out the front of Cobra Kai just as Miguel and Hawk were pulling up on their electric scooters. The girl had barely woken up before she was put in the worst mood of her life, all thanks to the piece of paper that was gripped tightly in her hand.
