I'm Your Friend, but I'm Not.

Beginning of the unusual friendship

Joe was a boy who possessed a complicated yet cool personality. Flirting with every girl, pretty or stupid, was his job. A 15 year old, who was influenced by movies, thought his true love was somewhere on Earth and that his efforts were needed in order to meet the one and only girl.
Los Angeles had conservative people that discouraged the idea of young people dating. Many people had narrow thinking to an extent that at times they shipped two different backgrounds.
Ariana was a quiet, shy 13 year old girl who always hid her crazy side. Her opinion on having a boyfriend was somewhat negative for she believed life lived independently was beyond appreciation.
One of her friends, Hazel, was a close friend of Joe. Hazel had feelings for him and she called Joe, her 'crush'.
One day, Ariana was active through Hazels Facebook account. Joe's constant messaging led Ariana to reply him. They spoke for days and Joe had no idea who he was conversing with.
'Something is surely fishy', Thought Joe as the tone Hazel spoke was rude and unacceptable by him.
After two weeks Hazel revealed that it was Ariana, who was chatting and that she was the one writing rough things to him.
Joe wondered what kind of girl Ariana is.
Hazel, Joe and Ariana had conversations every night that concluded with Joe and Ariana fighting.
Ariana felt that Joe lacked respect for girls and all he was good for was certainly nothing.
Hazel sent Ariana's number to Joe. He had no intention to start a deep chat or to be ever frank with that girl.
Their chats mostly consisted of slang words and abusive phrases that insulted each other. They created hideous nick names which were used to win arguments. One strange thing about them was that Ariana always called Joes family members in a way that sounded more like she is talking about her own.
Their fights were unable to be stopped but at the same time Joe trusted Ariana. This time, he actually did trust her.
Joe shared things that he never spoke aloud to anyone. First crush, proofs, relationships, family problems and personal feelings. Their conversations were half of the time useless and made no sense. But they were fun.