"Uh.." I stuttered, feeling, a hot blush, come onto my cheeks.
"Come on Acacia, it's not even hard." Tiffany said. I looked down at my lap as the awkward silence grew longer and longer. "So..." She dragged on, nudging my ribs, earning her a hard glare.
"I'm not picking." I refused. "It's okay Acacia, I totally understand if you say Adrian." Alex said, smiling weakly.
"Guys, I'm not gonna pick." I said getting out of the car, as everyone else followed. "Fine, fine." Tiffany surrendered.
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"Ugh.... I feel fat." I said clenching my stomach that was now filled with 4 tacos, and one Baja Blast, Mountain Dew flavoured of course.
"You're not." Adrian said. Finally! He hasn't said a word since we ordered. "Thanks." I said playing with my wrapper from my eaten taco.
"Acacia, do you wanna sleep over?" Tiffany asked me replying to a text that she just recieved.
"Sure, I just gotta text my mom." I replied unlocking my phone and texting my mom to see if I can. A few minutes, I got a respond saying 'yes.'
"She said yes." I told her throwing out my garbage and sitting back next to Alex.
"Yayayayayay!" She cheered.
"Let's go back to the party." Alex suggested taking my hand and escorting me to the door, with Tiffany and Adrian behind us.
Adrian's POV
He's.Touching.Her.
I he even hurts her, just even a little pinch, I will be sure to choke him.
"You okay Adrian?" Acacia asked me, her eyes filled with worry and concern. "Yeah, why wouldn't I be?" I lied, but inside, it was killing me to see and her Alex, holding hands, hugging, and overall, just talking to each other.
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Guys soooooo sorry that this chapter is so short, but I promise a longer update coming soon.
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Divine Complement
UmorA soulmate is someone who has locks that fit our keys, and keys to fit our locks. When we feel safe enough to open the locks, our truest selves step out and we can be completely and honestly who we are; we can be loved for who we are and not for who...
