Unspoken-Stydia.

38

" Lydia, you need to check your notifications board!

" No. I ain't taking one glance at that thing. "

It had already been some days since the pack all went to school together, or at least, separately. In other words, it was already summer for all of them so they were already getting ready for their senior year despite the fact that summer was still four months long. Well, actually, they weren't exactly getting ready for it but the thought just kept invading their minds. Days passed and Theo had already left Beacon Hills. Of course, he took some permission from the pack and everyone he knew in town, especially Scott. Theo will probably be gone all summer. He said so himself that he possibly won't be spending his senior year in Beacon Hills. His parents took him to the United Kingdom. Just by thinking about how good that sounds, they probably won't leave that place. So, Theo left and now, Hayden is leaving too. Yes! Of course Hayden will come back. For now, she's still in town and she seemed pretty attached to Beacon Hills for she didn't wanna leave the town she had stayed in her whole life. Hayden won't be gone for the whole summer. At least, that's what she told Lydia. But she will still be gone for long.

At the moment, Lydia and Hayden are both on the phone having a deep conversation about the whole social media thing, about her pictures, the ones with Scott and Stiles being posted even though it had already been posted some days ago. Still, it was a huge issue to the students online.

" You haven't check it for, what, two weeks already?! " Hayden yelled through the phone call.

Lydia rolled her eyes and sat on her computer chair logging into her accounts. She didn't press on any of the notifications especially when she saw she had already gotten a hundred plus unread notifications. She raised her eyebrow and pressed her lips together. " Yep. I'm still not checking it. "

Hayden growled through the speakers of Lydia's phone.

" Hayden, you better stop that or parents will hear you. " she scolded her younger best friend calmly.

Hayden groaned annoyed. " What is wrong with you! Don't you care about all the people leaving a bunch or negative comments, posts and retweets about you?! "

Lydia scoffed. " Please. They're just a bunch of random plebeians that can't get the fuck off themselves. So, yep. They go ahead and insult humans with negativity on social media. Ignore them, Hayden. "

" I've read dozens of them already! " Hayden started ignoring Lydia's words. " They can't quit talking about you having a threesome with the captain and co-captain of the lacrosse team. When I scrolled throughout the comments, basically everyone at school is calling you a hoe. "

Lydia rolled her eyes. " Why are you so concerned about it? It's not like you're the one getting all the bullshit. "

" I'm concerned because you're my best friend! "

" Okay, well guess what? Your best friend doesn't give a fuck. So, drop it. " Lydia snapped and she started logging herself out of her accounts. Her fingers tapping on the buttons of her keyboard.

Hayden was silent for a while before Lydia heard her huff from the speaker. " That was tough. "

Lydia realized her words and attitude to her best friend was getting a little out of hand. Of course she understood Hayden only cared for her. She sighed and dropped her fingertips.