▪Fresher than a mug▪

57 8 0
                                    

"H. Stands for humble" *clap* *clap*
A. Stands for athletic "*clap* *clap*
W. Stands for worthy " *clap* *clap
K. Stand for knowledge "*clap* *clap
S. Stands for serious " *clap, clap,*

I groaned as I heard the familiar chant ,seriously why did they have to do That spelling thing every bloody football game. I seriously had no idea whatsoever why cheerleaders exsisted all they did was divert attention from the game while news flash that's what we are here for. As I continued sulking I decided to look around when I saw my bestie jazz shamelessly drooling over Cody hart who was the quarter back and was currently sitting on the bench from an injury .

"Could you close our mouth you are ruining my fresh air with your breath" I said smirking .

She hit me playfully "sorry Em its just he's looks so damn cute sitting there I wish I could go talk to him ,not like he would notice " she huffed." Shut up jazz look at you its hard not to notice you" I said rolling my eyes at her .

To be honest it was very hard not to notice her tanned skin with deep green eyes and jet black hair and the way she dressed didn't help her blend in either .
She was obsessed with fashion and her closet looked liked it was barfed up by a unicorn who barfs up rainbows . the funny thing is on one day she will dress perfectly and another she will dress like she dressed in the dark which is hard for me to believe cause I think her clothes are glow in the dark .
She smiled and said "yeah am fresher than a mug"
we looked at each other for a while and then doubled over with laughter and we had tears streaming from our eyes and people were looking at us but The thing was we didn't care after our laughter died down we glanced over to the game and saw we were behind by five points then the timer went off and we had officially lost.

" hey jazz can I sleepover" I asked looking for my bus token." Yeah , sure".
she said "okay thanks but I have to go home and pack some stuff byeee" I said already running to the bus stop.

Ordinarily ExtraordinaryWhere stories live. Discover now