Why Me?

Chapter 2

"You're two minutes past curfew but I will let it slide," Dad said when we walked into the door.

"Thank you," I said as I went over to kiss him and my mom hello.

"So, did you have fun?" Mom asked.

"I'd say we did," Jesy replied, smirking at me. I glared at her.

"Good," Mom said. She looked a little concerned.

"Mom, everything went fine. We are both still virgins," I said.

"I sure hope you are."

"So," Mom started on a happier note. "Did you meet any cute boys?"

"Yes," Jesy answered sitting down at the table.

"Did you talk to them?"

"Yes. Really hit it off."

"So when are you going to see him again?" Mom asked.

"I don't know," Jesy answered.

Mom turned her attention to me. "How about you sweetie?"

"No, I didn't meet any cute guys," I answered. Jesy eyed me. I gave her a glare that told her to not talk about it. She turned away from me.

"Well, your father and I are going to go to bed," Mom said. "Don't cause any trouble and don't leave the house."

"Okay, we won't," I replied. "Goodnight mom. Goodnight dad."

"Goodnight sweetheart," They said. They walked up the stairs and went to bed.

Jesy waited till there light was off to say anything. "I think we should invite Luke and Michael over now," she whispered.

"My mom said not to cause any trouble," I replied.

"She won't know if she's asleep and we are quiet." Jesy gave me a sly smile.

"Okay, fine," I caved. "But only if they are quiet and can find a way to get in that isn't the front or back door."

"Do you still have that vine on the side of your house near your bedroom?" she asked.

"Yea. Why?"

"I have an idea."

"Oh no," I said as she grabbed my hand and took me up to my room. We closed and locked the door and she whipped out her phone. She called Michael and put it on speaker.

"Hey Michael," Jesy said.

"Hey baby. What's up?"

"I was wondering if you and Luke could come over to Sara's house right now. Her mom and dad are asleep and as long as you are quiet, we should be good."

"Sure! Let me go find Luke. Hold on."

"Are you sure this is a good idea?" I asked Jesy.

"Stop being such a goodie goodie. You need some adventure in your life!"

"Okay." I nervously rubbed my hands together.

"Stop that. Nothing is going to happen."

"I really hope you're right."

"Jesy?" Michael asked.

"Yea?"

"Is it okay if Calum and Ashton come too?"

Jesy looked at me.

"I guess so." I answered.

"Michael, come to the side of the house. There is a vine that leads up to a bedroom. That's Sara's room. Climb up and come in through the window," Jesy told Michael.

"Will do," Michael replied. "We will be over in a few." He hung up.

Minutes later, we heard a light knock on the window. Jesy walked over and opened it.

"Hey sexy," Michael said. He pulled himself in then planted his lips on hers.

"Ow!" Calum whisper screamed.

"Are you okay?" I asked walking over to the window.

"Yeah, I think so," he answered. "Just rammed my knee into the window sill."

He made his way inside.

"Took you long enough," said Ashton from behind him.

"I hit my knee!" Calum said in his defense.

Ashton chuckled as he climbed through the window.

Luke came up last. "If I had known we could climb this I would have done it a long time ago," he said closing the window.

"My mom probably would've found out and personally killed you," I said to him.

"It would have been worth it," he said walking over to me. He hugged me tight and kissed me on the lips.

"What if your mom walks in?" Calum asked.

"The door is locked so she will have to knock first," Jesy answered. "So we will have enough time to shove you guys into the closet or the bathroom."

"As long as you guys stay quiet, we won't get caught and I won't get in a boat load of trouble," I said. "Got it?"

"Got it," said all of them.

"Okay, then what do you guys want to do?" I asked.

"Let's play Truth or Dare," Michael suggested.

We all sat in a circle in the center of my room and played truth or dare for a couple hours. It got interesting, way to interesting for my liking. Before we knew it, it was almost 3 a.m.. The boys all walked over to the window and we all said goodbye. Calum hit his knee on the window sill again. We all laughed at him. Once all the boys were out the window, I closed and locked it and pulled the curtains over it.

"That was fun," Jesy said. "We should do it again some other day."

"Maybe," I replied.

I grabbed some of our favorite movies and put them on the tv before jumping on my bed with Jesy. We both fell asleep while watching them.