FAKING SMILES [DANIEL VEDA]

CHAPTER TWO

Two.

Sabrina groaned, burying her face into her pillow while her ring tone blared through out the room. Her alarm was also going off beside her which really set her off.

She grabbed her alarm clock, her head still buried into her pillow, and threw it. She snapped her head up when she heard three gasps. Daniel, Kevin, and Devin were standing at the door staring at the alarm clock that was barely a few feet from them.

"Wow," Daniel let out a breath. "Someone is really angry."

Sabrina put up her finger, silently tell them to be quiet. She sighed, looking over at her still ringing phone. She picked it up and pressed the answer button.

"What?" She groaned, sitting up on her bed. She pushed her her tangled hair at out of her face as she did.

"I'm picking you up in 20 minutes so hurry and get dressed. I have to tell you something." Jasmine said as she slung her legs over the bed.

Sabrina sighed, "Good or bad?"

"Bad, I guess. You sound real tired. What were you doing all night?"

"Studying for Mr. Labrador's test today and what not." She answered. "I've also gotten really good at breaking my alarm clock."

Jasmine groaned, "You broke your alarm clock, again?"

"I was going to break my phone too but I decided since I paid a lot of money for it, I kept it."

Jasmine snorted at her best friend. "Fantastic..." She trailed off sarcastically. Sabrina rolled her eyes before walking to her closet.

"Hey can you-"

"I'm not buying you another alarm clock, Sabrina." Jasmine hung up her phone. Sabrina groaned and threw her phone onto her bed.

"What do you guys want?" She asked the three boys that were watching her in amusement.

"I was gonna tell you to get up for school." Kevin said and then looked at the alarm clock that was in pieces on their floor. "But I guess that was a bad idea."

Alice rolled her eyes again, "Is that it?"

"Yeah, I guess." They then walked out.

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Jasmine and her mom soon pick up Sabrina, arriving at school. They exited the car after saying goodbye and walked into the school. They shoved their way past the crowd of students to their lockers.