Miles Hollingsworth, a grade 11, bisexual, billionaire, "bad boy " now a son to a dad in prison.
Olivia Pomegray, a grade 10, hopeless romantic, rich, "good girl" now an ex abuse victim. They found each other and now are Degrassi's hottest power cou...
I had been at home a while and was just folding some washing when I heard a knock on the door.
I put my last shirt down and opened it to reveal a smirking Miles. "Hey?" I ask confused letting him in. "Is this a bad time? I tried to text." He smiled.
"Sorry I've been doing housework and trying to avoid any social medias that are trending with @ frankiehollingsworth." I sighed rubbing my eyes.
"Should I be worried?" He asked. "I think you worrying for one sibling is quite enough. Anyway, what can I do to help?" I replied.
"I love that you ask, but I just came to bring you good news." He grinned. I handed him my dads blazer to hold.
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"You went to the ward?" I asked taking back the blazer and giving him two corners of a sheet. "Yes with Yael. Nice girl and she actually made him smile. After they talked, Hunter hugged me and thanked me for everything!" Miles beamed. "Miles that's great!" I laughed walking towards him so we could fold it. I grabbed the other corner.
"Yeah! It was so nice to see him happy again. And you'll never guess what..." He laughed. "What!?" I asked excitedly.
"He asked to see you! I came here as soon as I dropped Yael home so I could to tell you." He explained. We walked closer together to fold the sheet once more and I put it in the airing cabinet. "Really?" I asked happily. "Really." He nodded. I smiled to myself, I would see him, of course I would!!
"Hey, can I borrow your laptop? The doctor said Hunter had a thing called ODD. I wanted to see if there was anything I could do to help. " He explained. I smiled and lead him to the living room, my laptop was resting on the coffee table. We both sat down on the sofa legs touching.
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"I found something on this website the doctor recommended ." Miles sighed rubbing his eye. He spun the laptop round so I could see it. Some symptoms of ODD were: •Throwing repeated temper tantrums Excessively arguing with adults, especially those with authority •Actively refusing to comply with requests and rules. •Blaming others for mistakes. •Having frequent outbursts of anger and resentment. •Being spiteful and seeking revenge •Saying mean and hateful things when upset.
