Girlfriends

Chapter 2:

Girlfriends

Chapter 2:

Jake’s POV:

 

As I said earlier, a Goth girl with blue highlights on her wavy black hair stepped inside the room, occupying the bed opposite of mine. She’s wearing a black and white three-fourths, black skinny jeans, and a black converse. All black must I say.

 

“What are you looking bitches?” She snapped when she caught us staring at her.

 

“Watch your mouth, smurf.” I answered back. She smirked and she walks towards us and I stood up. Liz grabbed my arm but I ignored her.

 

“C’mon now Jake. Don’t mind her. It’s fine. Let’s go.” She mumbled. I looked at her, and back at the smurf in front of me.

 

“Well bimbo, might as well stop your mouth now because you don’t know how am I when angry.” She said calmly, I smiled deviously at her.

 

“Well shit Sherlock, you don’t even know me when I’m angry.” After I said that, she pushed me hard, but I pushed her back.

 

“Listen here bitch, you don’t know anything about me so shut the fuck up.” And she walked to the door but I called her.

 

“Hey smurf!” I shouted and she stopped but she didn’t look at us. “I’m a punk ass bitch!” I shouted, Liz giggled beside me, and I giggled too. The smurf walked out of the room and both me and Liz started laughing ourselves off. That went well, I guess.

 

“I can’t believe you said that.” She said when we sober up a bit.

 

“Why? You should see it coming.” I said, chuckling a bit.

 

“I guess. So, c’mon, let’s go?” she said, grabbing me by arm and pulling me outside of our dorm.

 

“Wait. Wait, where are we going?” I asked, and she stopped and looks at me.

 

“I don’t really know... aha! C’mon just follow me.” She said, I mumbled an ok and she pulled me outside of the building towards the University Park. Wow. Cool. But... what’re we doing here? Hmmm.

 

Liz’s POV:

 

We went to the University Park, just near the dorm. Other students are spending their time there. We found a good place, under a tall tree, so we sat there. The grass is so beautiful. Hahaha. We both shared a comfortable silence.

 

“You know, you shouldn’t have done that.” I said, breaking the silence. She looked at me; confusion can be seen in her face.

 

“What?” She asked. I looked at her, and back at the students who’s also chilling in the park.

 

“The thing that happened in the dorm earlier.” I answered, still looking away.