Sam pov
Sitting in class while the teacher was talking, I was daydreaming about.... what am I wasting my time on these days. All ever since the encounter with her. It feels as if...we've met before, like in a past life you know? *sigh* Well at least class is over now. "Hey Sam!" She said in an adorable voice. I snap out of my daydream and say, "Oh hey Jazz!" She checks her schedule, "Oh lunch already? Oh my." "*chuckles* Well that's just how it is here." I reply. We joke, laugh, and tell stories as we walk to the cafeteria.
In The Cafeteria...
Jazz and I are at a table sitting down and talking. "Hey Jazz!" Ty said. "Hey Ty!" She replied. I wave to him and he waves back. I've known him all my life! He takes a seat directly next to Jazz. They start to talk. I'm completely fine with it until lunch ends. Until then they started to talk a lot more. I got very annoyed when school ended. I was just so fed up with Ty talking to Jazz. When I got home I stomped to my room, slammed the door, chucked my backpack, and plopped myself on my bed. My mom knocked on my door, "Honey are you ok?" "Yeah I'm fine." I reply in an sarcastically annoyed attitude. "Well if you need me I'm here for you." She says. I don't answer tears of sorrow and anger fills my eyes, and drifted to my cheeks leaving wet marks on my bed.
That Night...
Jazz that's all I could think about Jazz I didn't even eat today, all I had was breakfast and lunch. My mom made food but I didn't go downstairs to eat it. I couldn't even get my homework finished. Jazz filled my mind, every time I tried to think about something else...I couldn't. The topic of Jazz came and gone. It was like torture, everywhere I went every step I took it wouldn't go away. I decided not to go to school the next day. I felt sick and tired of feeling this pain that wouldn't go away. I had to deal with it on my own.........for now
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Young Love
RomanceSUMMARY: When Sam and Jazz were at the rightful age of five, they were the best of friends. They did everything together just like real friends. "No matter what we'll stay strong." They both said, and it was a promise. But soon as they got older th...
