Unlucky

Chapter 5: The Plan

Instead of going home, Rainne decided to just go to Dip's house and sleep over there. Normally, most people would consider this action as rude, but in this case, Dip's whole family actually enjoys it more when he sleeps over, and even more when it comes from out of the blue. Plus, it's not like Rainne's parents would care too much if Rainne went missing for a day or two, maybe even a month, possibly a year. 

"Yo Dip, is it alright if I stay over?" Rainne asks.

"Hell yeah, bruv!" Dip replies immediately.

Rainne goes to Dip's house, and says hi to Dip's parents before heading up to Dip's room. Dip lived in a huge house. Some would even say it was a mansion. It had 5 floors and had the length of around 10 megalodon sharks (18 meters multiplied by 10 is 180). They had at least 40 maids and butlers scattered all around the house. Behind the house, they had 4 swimming pools of various sizes and depths. They also own a basketball court, a tennis court, a baseball field, and a football field. Rainne was always amazed by their house. However, the most fascinating, dazzling thing in the house is not anything they put up behind it, but Dip's room. Dip's room was amazing. The door had a diamond door knob which cost Dip's family a couple million dollars. Inside Dip's room which can fit around 100 people, there are multiple posters. A signed poster from Kobe Bryant, a signed poster from Michael Jordan, a signed poster from John Cena, a signed poster from Gary Peyton, a signed poster from James Rodriguez, a signed poster from Rafael Nadal, a signed poster from the one and only Rap Del Valle, and many more signed posters and pictures from different celebrities and sports legends. Dip's bed was completely majestic. The bed was double the size of a king size bed. It was also surrounded by plushies the size of refrigerators. A snorlax, a dragon, and a massive plushie of his greatest idol, himself. 

"Still the richest kid in the class, I see." Rainne compliments Dip.

"Of course I am." Dip says proudly.

Dip was a bit of a cocky bastard, but he lived up to it. Dip challenged Rainne to a duel in swordfighting on his console. In a matter of seconds, Dip had already won. Rainne wasn't even surprised nor did he complain. He just simply accepted it. They decided to play Immortal Wombat on Dip's PS69. Dip picked Scarred Pio, and Rainne went for Subtitute Thirty-Seven degrees fahrenheit, the character. In an instant, Dip used Scarred Pio's one hit combo and won. Again, Rainne did not complain nor was he surprised. He was simply calm. Dip was starting to get worried about Rainne. Instead of helping him, he decided to just challenge him in underclock, a first person shooter game, and let him win. However, Dip was just so good at this, that he still won when he tried to let Rainne win.

"You alright bruv?" Dip asks worriedly.

"Yeah man," Rainne replies, "just thinking about...stuff..."

"Rainne, do you like anyone?" Dip asks.

"Of course not. I am a lone wolf bro. El Solo Lobo. I have a heart of steel. I am unaware to love. Unknown to care. I have no regrets. This is my only path. All my life has been lonely, and it shall stay that way." Rainne lied about never loving anyone and wanting to be alone forever.

"You're lying." Dip saw through him.

"Uh, I'm pretty sure I'm not." Rainne replied hesitantly.

"Trix?" Dip mentions a female classmate's name.

"Ew, no." Rainne shook his head.

"Tiffany, perhaps?" Dip smirked.

"Pretty, but no." Rainne avoided eye contact.

"Maybe its... Amy!" Dip shouted in excitement.

Rainne turns completely red, and looks away.

"Ha! I knew it!" Dip exclaims in excitement.

"Okay, okay, you got me there," Dip gives in, "please do no tell her."

"Of course I won't tell her bro" Dip assures Rainne.

"You plannin' on tellin' her bruv?" Dip asks.

"Next week. Next week, I'll tell her."