Dead End ↳ Jake Fitzgerald

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one - Aria Foster, Not A Good Factor Of Popularity

The raven hair girl couldn't help the small giggles that slipped past her. She brought a hand to her lips to avoid the small melody of laughter getting louder.

She taps Noah Foster on the arm, stopping him from his never ending rant on the new Mortal Combat X game that's been recently released a few days back.

''What? What are we laughing at?'' Noah questions his best friend, looking around the student body that passed them throughout the open area in front of the building that is known as George Washington High School.

For Aria, it was her first year attending the school while for Audrey and Noah, it was only their second.

''Look at her,'' She smiles, pointing a finger at the younger Foster that sat near them by only a few inch difference. A lazy smile played at her lips and a happily sigh fell from her lips, her gaze focused somewhere afar.

Noah shakes his head and scrunches his lips aside. ''Not this again.''

He ripped a green grape it's vine, stored in a container that Aria had brought from home and plucked it at the girl who was caught in a daze.

Her features faltered at the sudden impact, facing her older brother and best friend with a questionable pout.

''Who did that?''

Audrey scooted away from Noah, a snicker erupting out of her from the gape that conquered Noah's features.

''There's no such thing as best friends without loyalty,'' He prompts to Audrey, before he had to block all the grapes being tossed at him.

''Okay, Foster,'' Audrey chuckles, pausing Aria's senseless actions. ''We can chuck many things at Noah, but never waste something as good as grapes.''

Aria watched as Audrey leisurely reached for the half empty contain, her slow motions remaining as she dragged it away from her.

''You gotta stop staring at Jake,'' Noah states, a playful smile tugging at his lips to keep the mood light. ''It's unnecessary and creepy.''

Aria looked up with a scoff. ''Apart of many things a Foster child can do that can be labeled as unnecessary and creepy.''

Audrey raised a finger, signalling all attention towards her. ''As much as I hate to admit,'' She then points that finger at Noah. ''He's got a point. Not once in all your years of going to the same school together, has he even noticed you.''

She pursed her lips at the accuracy her friends had based on the fact of reality. But Aria was a firm believer in hope.

''You never know,'' Aria shrugs her shoulders. ''The school could have a massacre ball and he'd see how gorgeous I am even with a mask and want to dance with me. Then, before I run off to complete my horrible brothers needs at home, I'd drop something valuable to my identity like my phone or a pencil-''

''A pencil?'' Audrey giggled, attempting to keep it together as well as Noah.

''And after a long a stressful search, he finally sees that I'm the one and will want to be with me,'' Aria finishes with the same lazy smile reappearing on her features.