"Daaaaddd," I dragged his name as I entered the kitchen with the most innocent smile lingering on my face.
He turned around and shot me a suspicious look. "I don't have money to give you," he squinted his eyes at me.
My expression turned flat and I shot my Dad a skeptical look. "So, you mean to say that I only show you love when I need something?"
His eyebrow raised at me. "Yeah."
I stared at him for a short while before groaning in annoyance. "Well, you're not wrong."
Dad rolled his eyes. "The fuck do you want? Can't you see a man is looking for his food that is now possibly eaten by his cave-woman of a daughter?" my Dad asked as his eyes scanned the fridge before he started rumbling through it.
"If you're talking about the pizza, then yup, I ate it." I grinned as I patted my tummy.
Dad looked at me as if I had betrayed him. His eyebrows knitted into a horrified look as he faked a gasp. "You monster."
I rolled my eyes, "Stop being overdramatic. Anyway, I wanted to ask if I could I go to this party with Aria and the others?" The words rolled off my tongue in a sweet tone.
"Are you going to drink?" he asked looking into the fridge again with a sad face.
"No," I looked at Dad. Yes.
"Are you going to have sex?" he looked at me.
"No, Dad." I rolled my eyes. Maybe.
"Are you going to stay out late?" he asked once again and I shook my head. "Then why the fuck are you even going to a party?"
I stared at him. "I swear to God, Dad. You're an alien."
"What if I am though?" he looked at me. "Conspiracy theory," he said in a low voice.
"So, I have permission?" I asked as I suppressed a laugh.
"Yes, you fucking idiot."
Jake raised his eyebrows at me as he leaned against my wall. "You're really going to wear a dress?"
I clenched my jaw. "Yes, Jake, I am going to wear a dress."
Jake started laughing hysterically. I sighed and sat on the bed. He was right. I barely wore dresses. This was basically the first time I had even ever worn a dress.
"You were better when you were badass." Jake said with a smirk.
I beamed. "So, you liked me staining all your shirts with pink hair dye?"
Jake shot me a glare. "Don't make me hurt you." he said in a low, dangerous tone.
I laughed. "Now I'm having second thoughts on the whole party thing." I looked at my reflection.
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Hating Archer [WATTY'S 2017]
Teen FictionTris moved into Hemmington with her family a few days ago. Nervous about starting school again, she keeps calling her friend from New York, rambling about how nervous, yet excited she was about her new home and town. Tris wasn't really a shy girl. I...