Chiara Daveys is living a good life in England - if you ignore her constant struggle with food, lack of a guardian and how she's constantly working to pay the bills.
At 17 years old, she's been unaware of her 6 brothers who have spent the 14 years o...
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Archie Morgen 17, (better known as 'Archibald'), blonde straight hair, brown eyes, Noah's friend, his brother is the heir of the British Mafia
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I've been at this school for a week now and things are going considerably better than my first day did.
I've got three new friends - Isabella, Florence and Inara. They're all the sweetest and having friends like them has helped with making the whole 'new school' experience better.
"Archibald," I greet after I sit in my seat in English.
"Chiarabald," he nods seriously.
"Don't call me that," I side eye him.
"Sorry, Miss Moretti," he puts his hands together and bows his head.
I pick up my pen and ignore him.
Chiarabald? Seriously? That doesn't even work.
I was right on my first day of school - Archie is my favourite out of Noah's friend group.
It also helps that I have someone to share my British humour with.
"How's the swear jar going?" He questions, jotting down some notes from the board.
"Oh my lord, I'm basically skint," I groan.
He gives me a sympathetic look.
"I swear down, I could literally whisper the word 'shit' under my breath and somehow Harry hears. Then, he shouts 'five dollars' and I have to go through the public humiliation of putting my paperclip on a five dollar bill."
"It's hardly public humiliation," he scoffs.
"I have most of my brothers laughing at me," I argue.
"Taylor probably doesn't help," he agrees.
"Oh no," I disagree, "Taylor's fine. The only reason I'm not losing this thing is because of him. It's so easy to goad him into swearing. But instead of swearing now, I have to walk around and say 'frick'."
