The unknown girl #werewolf tale

Chapter Nine

Cami, Kenzi and I were catching up with the new gossip at their school after a couple hours of shopping. I forgot how much I loved to shop! The girls always wondered why I keep buying new things that I don't even use, but the thing is I've always gotten what I wanted whether it was material or love. Everyone adored me and couldn't resist my charm, the only place that this didn't apply to was school. I've always been the new, weird girl from out of town that everyone avoided. However Kenzi and Cami saw the best in me even when I'm a little off my head.

Kenzi hadn't told Cami that I was living with a pack of wolves, which left me. This is like telling a cat they've used eight lives and has only one left. She'd be scared out of her mind but I need to do it. I told Cami and it broke my heart to see her soo scared that she had actually ram away. Kenzi and I split up to find her. I found her first sitting in the corner of the girls toilet room balling her eyes out, so much so I started to cry. I sat there with her on silence comforting her and myself because I too was scared. As I was doing my best to reassure her and convince myself that it was safe and they would never hurt me, Kenzi soon came in.
Smirking in her leather jacket as she looked down on us. "Cmon girls we got a party to prepare for."

We all went back to my new room at the pack house and by the look on Cami's face, she wasn't thrilled about it. However it wasn't something Kenzi could handle with a makeover, I know from experience. It felt relaxing just sitting in front of her as she would listen to your your problems. Once she had finished the problems would fade away, like the make over wasn't just on your face but your soul too. Watching Cami in this trance was refreshing, reminding me of my past and the fun we've had together. We all had our own style but it uniquely complimented each other. The bad ass, rebel look from Kenzi with little black dress, black boots and a black leather jacket to the cute innocent look from Cami with a denim skater skirt, flower cut crop top and a kimono. Then there was me a half way point, a cute nerd rebel look with black leather skater skirt, pink patterned crop top, black heels and a leather jacket topped off with a beanie.

Entering the garden, the girls and I did receive a couple of stares from a couple of guys. As we went round I introduced them to anyone I knew, which wasn't a lot so I found Jase to show me around. After we were all acquainted Jase and I danced and talked for awhile until I noticed that I left Cami and Kenzi alone. Looking around I noticed that they've made themselves comfortable, Kenzi was flirting with the bartender to get some drinks and Cami was dancing with some guys and having fun. I don't think I've ever seen Cami this comfortable around guys, she's always been self conscious because she wasn't as skinny as herself. Kenzi and I were always comfortable and would do crazy things which she found socially unacceptable but it would only make us act crazier. Kenzi and I would sing outloud in public, on buses whenever we wanted, we wasn't afraid to be a little daring and talk to a stranger with a random question or speech for a dare. However Cami she would play it safe more of a truth kind of girl but there were many things she kept to herself.

Back at the party I was thinking about turning the garden party to a pool party. I gathered my girls and told Jase, who got the guys. All of which two minutes later they were stripped to their boxers and jumping in the pool. Not going to lie, but the girls loved it and maybe I enjoyed it a little. Their were a couple of gasps and glares but once Kenzi and I were in the pool they shrugged it off and turned away. Cami; like I said earlier about her social norms and being self conscious, she didn't join us. Our persuasion wasn't good enough, hopefully one day only her opinion will matter in her head.

Everyone was clearing the pool but I had to stay, I've always hated the water. The amount of times I have almost drowned but I felt safe with Jase staying by my side. I was looking up at the stars, it was a beautiful night even more so with people who care. Jase and I were standing afloat facing each other and we kissed, it was magical. We made out for a while and went inside before it got too cold. The smirks on everyone's face as we walked in was excruciatingly embarrassing, not to mention the girls giggling pushing me up to my room. Once we were up in my room with some privacy I told them what happened and it was such a relief, it felt so good to tell them, they were laughing, squealing and smiles. Smiles from my closest friends and only family left is what I needed.