Invisible

Exams.

Third Person POV

Being in a coma didn't mean you pass homeworks and stuff. It was November, and that means one thing; exams.

"Study hard, ok?" Matthew told Celestia, and she playfully glared at him. "You're not my dad." She joked, and Matthew bent down, and nibbled on her lower lips.

Her hands ran to his neck.

"Just say it. I want my amazing girl to win first place again." He whispered huskily.

They pulled away, and with a calm, authorative and cool voice, she said, "of course." And faked a curtsy.

They both laughed, and he looked down at her, pulling her closer. Celestia's hands was on his hair, and she grinned.

"Love you."

"Love you too,"

He gave her a smile as she boarded her car, and she gave him a small wave.

Joanne and Kiki, who were waiting in the car, grinned brightly. "You guys are so cute!" Joanne squealed happily, but Kiki's face turned grim.

"Is it gone?" She asked quietly, and Celestia rolled up her shirt uniform; and stitches were there on the place she stabbed herself.

"Not yet," she sighed sadly, and tucked a strand of hair behind her ear.

"I'm scarred." Celestia whimpered, and Kiki opened up a page of her book, and read out, "all the best people have some kind of scar."

Celestia smiled at her brightly, as bright as she can manage, which wasn't that happy.

"Thanks, Ki." I said graciously, and looked out to the window, and felt my phone buzz on my bag.

Hey, princess. I'll pick you up at 8. There's a place I want you to see. -M. J

Somehow, Celestia's heart felt warm when Matthew's sweet nickname, 'princess' was written on the text.

He called her that because that was how she dressed at the Halloween Party. She suppressed a large, wide grin as her friends looked at her with curiosity.

Where to? And how should I dress? -C

If I told you now, it wouldn't be a surprise. Just casual. See you later, princess. -M. J

See you -C. H

"Who was that?" Joanne asked carefully, trying to pry Celestia's attention away from her phone.

"Oh, that's just Matthew." Celestia said, trying to feign ignorance.

"And why did he text you?" Kiki asked, trying to sound suspicious but with breaks of laughter.

"Well, to get me on a date." Celestia said quickly, and Joanne ripped the phone away from her hands.

Kiki made her way to read it, and they both squealed.

"Princess?" They both shrieked, very happily.

"Shush, you guys." Celestia whispered, and her friends' face fell. "Hey, Cel. Ms. Regina's calling you."

Celestia immediately picked up.

"Hello?" She asked.

Hello, Celestia. How are you feeling?

"Better, thank you, Ms. Regina." Celestia answered politely.

Well, I know exams are coming over, but the school is holding a play. A Disney one, apparently. Auditions will be held December and practices will be held on January. Its about 'Alladin'. And I think you may be a great Jasmine.

Celestia gasped in happiness.

All you're missing is a tan! You got the dark hair, and the voice. And you're good at acting. So, what do you say? Of course you'll still have to go on auditions, but you'll have an extra privilege because you are the teacher's reccomendation.

"Of course!" Celestia exclaimed excitedly.

Celestia could hear Ms. Regina chuckling.

Glad to hear that. Goodbye, Celestia.

"Goodbye, Ms. Regina. And thank you."

You're welcome.

And she put the phone down. "The school's holding a play! Ms. Regina offered me the Jasmine role."

Joanne gasped, and smiled at me. "Did you accept it?" Kiki cut her off. "Duh! Of course she does! Its an amazing opportunity."

"B—but," Celestia stuttered. "Isn't there.. Only one girl in the entire movie? Which is, Jasmine?"

Suddenly, her phone vibrated again, and there was a text from Ms. Regina.

Almost forgot. We already held the auditions for Alladin, and lucky you, the Alladin is your boyfriend, Matthew Jones.

What? How did you know that, Ms. Regina? -Celestia.

If kissing on the school halls and acting all romantic doesn't count.

She blushed and shut her eyes.

Its going to be a great play.