zodiac//afi

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I couldn't think of a way to sweep Lacey off her feet. I needed a big scene, to show her how much she actually a loves me. In case she doesn't know it yet. But she probably does.

I needed something that you would only see in movies. Like the two main characters go to a fancy restaurant only for the waiter to slip a ring in the food. Of course, I wasn't going to propose.

Then I hit me.

Ring. Jewelry. Necklace.

I grabbed my keys and ran to my car, remembering the day I went to Kay Jewelers a few months ago. For my mom, of course. Definitely not because I like their high quality necklaces and want one. Psh.

I pulled into the parking lot and ran into the mall, pushing past people in the rush.

"Excuse you." I heard, and turned around. There stood the small, brown-haired girl I had ran into before. She was looking up at me with her arms crossed, a glare on her face.

"I'm sorry. Wait, I'm actually glad I ran into you." I said, an idea popping in my head.

"Literally." She mumbled, rolling her eyes.

"Yeah, anyway. You're a girl right? Can you do me a favor?"

She looked down at herself before looking at me again.

"Wow, that's a shocker. I had no idea what gender I was. Oh look, I have boobs." She said sarcastically.

"Can you help me pick out a necklace for this girl I like?" I asked quickly, waiting for an answer.

"Why should I help you?" She asked after a few moments.

"Well, not only am I some sexy shit, I have money for Starbucks?" I said, pulling out my wallet. She was too white to say no. I didn't even say no to Starbucks.

"Fine." She said, biting her lip. Starbucks was an addiction. Maybe if I bought enough Starbucks, I could rule the world. I made a mental note to conquer the world with frappés later.

I took her wrist and dragged her towards the Kay Jewelers. She stumbled behind me, cursing every now and then.

"I'm Ashton, by the way." I said, looking behind me into her hazel eyes.

"Mona." She told me, pulling her wrist out of my grasp and running to catch up beside me.

"The things I do for Starbucks." I heard her mumble, and I giggle.

A/n
When ur white af and realize ur Starbucks addiction is inevitable
okay it's not all white girls
just a lot

Short chapters because I'm rude af

Kay Jewelers
oh I'm Kay

I get a lot of jokes made about that

sorry for the length of this authors note
~kay