*AFTERSCHOOL*
At the moment I'm waiting for my dad to pick me up outside of the school. My phone made a beeping noise.
From: Papa Bear
Heading there now.
I sighed.
To: Papa Bear
Okay..
I got no response after that. I looked at my surroundings and I saw Zach talking to Brianna. I scoffed.
I knew he would talk to her. Pretty obvious. Maybe he's a fuckboy. I wonder..
I slightly chuckled at the sight I was seeing. Zach was talking to Brianna and Brianna was batting her eye lashes. A few minutes later I saw my dads car arrive in the parking lot. I picked up my skateboard and walked towards the car.
I opened the front door and sat on the seat.
"How's your day, kiddo?" My dad asked, as I put down my things.
"It's better than yesterday." I slightly smiled.
He nodded as we drove home.
I thought we were going to the doctors?..
"I thought we were going to the doctors dad.." I said.
"That was a lie.. Well your mother wants us to meet Jack's family. You now have a step-brother.." My dad said, awkwardly.
"Oh." I frowned.
"It's hard for me too, but we'll get through this together." He replied, concerned.
I nodded, as we got out of the car.
"Do I have to wear fancy clothes?.." I asked my dad, uncomfortable.
"Yes.." My dad replied.
I slightly frowned and ran to my room. I put down my things as I looked in my closet.
What to wear..
Maybe I'll wear a dress? Maybe I'll wear jeans with a flannel? Maybe I'll wear a skirt? I have no idea. Hmm..
Ooh! This one.
And this one.
And this one.
And this one.
And this one!I am set. I put on the clothes and looked at myself in the mirror. I didn't look bad, or too good. I looked average. It was a black skirt, a white crop-top, a light red flannel with black and white converse. The crop-top didn't show all of my stomach, just a tiny bit.
I curled my hair, not too big curls. I put on mascara, lipstick, and eyeliner. Not too much makeup because I felt uncomfortable enough.
I was wearing the flannel to cover the cuts. If the cuts bled and soaked through the flannel, no one would notice because the flannels red.
Once I finished, I put on my converse and walked downstairs. I saw my dad wearing a striped blue and white shirt, with black pants. The pants weren't saggy, they were silky pants.
My dad looked at me and smiled.
"You ready?" My dad asked.
I nodded, as I got my phone and put it in my flannel pocket. We exited the house and went in the car.
"You nervous kiddo?" My dad asked.
"Yeah. You?" I replied, lightly tapping on the window.
"Very." My dad answered, looking forward.
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*IN THE RESTAURANT*
We walked into the restaurant, I looked at my surroundings. This really was a fancy restaurant. Walls were peach, a chandelier hanging in the middle of the restaurant.
"We're here with Martinaz table." My dad told the lady.
She nodded and pointed to a table where I saw a man, a boy my age, and my mother. Or my "mother". My dad walked towards their table as I got a better view of the boy.
It was Zach.
"Noelle?" Zach said.
"Zach?" I replied.
"Why are you here?" We both said at the same time.
We both looked at Jack and Marissa.
"That's my mom." I said, pointing at Marissa.
"That's my dad." He replied, pointing at Jack.
"You guys know each other?" Jack asked.
"Apparently.." I replied.
"Well you guys are step-sister and step-brother!" Marissa said happily.
I groaned while Zach laughed. I had to sit next to Zach, according to my "step-dad". Weirdly, Zach and I had a lot in common. Other than sports. I only skate and he does soccer.
The parents all talked about crap that I hate. Zach and I kept on laughing because we kept talking about weird things. It's weird having a step-brother, that's Zach.
Well I guess he's my step-brother.
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Falling for the Player, My Best Friend.| cammyyf ♥︎
Teen Fiction"Maybe falling for him was the least expected to ever happen." Noelle Ausman was utterly different from other girls. Ever since stereotypes became a thing, she was designated in society. Over and over again, she switched schools, only because every...