ALMOST A MISS

Chapter 17

My dad and I were working on our relationship trying to fix the lost time and it was fun. He understood me a bit and as far as Cindy and I went, I moved out of the house to an apartment close to school. Judy stays with me, I needed some company. Someone who keeps me straight.

Speaking of Judy, her and Chris started going out right after my birthday, I guess they couldn't keep their feelings away from each other.

School break started and I can't wait to go to south coast, I want to enjoy the gun bit but the main reason is to see Georgia.

My relationship with Will has been going great and am loving every part of. He got introduced to Tom officially as my boyfriend and they are trying to act like the punch never happened.

Our short break started with us going to Diani for the break.

"I am ready." Judy put her bag on the pavement for the cab guy to park it in the car.

"Are we moving to Diani?" I asked as our bags were put in the trunk. Tom agreed on meeting us at the airport.

"No but you never know what you might need while we are down there."

"OK ladies, we need to harry."

My head was spinning a bit as we got in the car, maybe its the drinks er took yesterday as the boys slept over.

"Are you OK?"

"Am fine, I think I drunk too much yesterday." I strapped myself in before we pulled out.

"I told you to take it slow," Judy pulled out her phone and punched something in it, she is always on her phone. She says its something about not keeping her followers bored.

"And I should have listened." I mocked her as she she pulled her tongue out on me.

We arrives at the airport to find Tom waiting for us with Cindy not insight. He looked like a typical tourist with his fedora hat and linen pants with a Hawaiian shirt.

"Where is Cindy?" Judy asked.

Tom hugged the both of us and started leading us to the boarding pass, " She will join us later, she had to finish some stuff first."

"Thank God." The words escaped my mouth without thinking. My head now felt like it was pounding and that affected my moods.

Tom turned but his face changed to concern, "Honey are you OK?" 

"I am fine, just a bit of a headache."

"Told you." Judy whispered.

""Don't worry dad I will be fine."

"Are you sure?"

"I will just get some water and I will be fine. How Kong I'd the flight BTW?" I felt the need to divert the attention from me and it worked because everyone was now back to their path to the plane.

"45 minutes," the attendant who had red uniform with a smile that was sure enough blinding said, "have a lovely flight." She handed me a bottle of water before we disappeared .

When we landed my head had reduced to a slight pounding. We got a one hour car drive to one of Cindy and Tom's houses that we would be spending the next three weeks at. The place was hot as an oven and I was thankful for the flowy blue sundress with a hat that Judy insisted on me wearing. We all stood out a bit but Tom won on that competition. Judy wore short white sundress with sandals and a big white hat that she pulled out the moment we landed.

Our car pulled in a parking lot that hosted the most beautiful house near the beach. Am talking sandy white beach with white walls and big door frames on the house. The windows had this ancient Moroccan design that totally worked for it.