"It's Something" # 1- Something Crazy: Luke Hemmings [ completed ]

Chapter 11.5: Cuzzo

A/N: THIS IS JUST INTRODUCING JENNA. NOTHING INTERESTING IS HAPPENING IN THIS CHAPTER, THAT'S WHY IT'S 11.5 xD

"I can't wait to see you, Cuzzo!" My cousin, Jenna, said to me on the phone, "It's been years since I last saw you."
We're heading to Chicago, and I have a cousin that lives there name Jenna. She's a cute little 4'11" shortie that I'm very close to. I haven't seen her in a while ever since she moved to Chicago last year. Jenna the only family members that is close to my age while the other cousins are babies or 10 years older than us. We're partners in crime whenever we're together, so I can't wait to see her when we get to Chicago soon. We're almost there so that's why I decided to call her.

"So, Lani," She said, "How you been? How's Nani?"
"She's been good, and I've been better."
"I'm glad. I see your back doing photography again."
"Twitter?"
"Totally. My friends are going crazy over the pics. They said it's probably the best shots of the guys, and that you know how to take awesome pics of them."
I giggled, "Oh god, they're just pictures."
"Well, not just 'pictures', they look more personal than the other pictures you see of them, and they don't look over done or crappy."
"Thanks, Jenna. It feels good doing photography again."
She started laughing, "Good, because I remembered how we would do our own photo shoot at your backyard. Ahhh, those were good times."
"Fun fun times definitely." I smiled, then I asked her, "Are you going to the concert later?"
"I can't!" She sighed, "The tickets are really expensive, but my friends are going."
"Darn, I really want you to go! I want you to meet the guys."
"I think I'll survive without meeting them, Lani." She chuckled, "Besides, I barely even know them."
"And that's why I want you to meet them!" I explained, "It'll be fun to have you around."
"Or maybe you just want me around so I can meet the guy your interested in."
"Whaaat?" I scoffed, "There's no guy."
"Uh-huh. Suuure." I can see her smiling at me when she said that, "Whatever you say, Lani. Call me when you get here! Bring Uncle Ben also, my dad is excited to see him."
"Of coarse! I can't wait to see you, Jenna."
"Same here, Lani. Bye!"

We hung up, and Calum was sitting on the coach, playing with Luke's guitar while the guys were playing video games.
"Who was that you were talking to?" He asked me, and I said, "My cousin, Jenna. She lives in Chicago so I'm gonna visit her while we're there." I sniffled, and blew my nose on my tissue.
"Still sick?" He smiled at me, and I glared at him, "Don't start with me, Calum."
"I'm just joking, cranky." He chuckled and sat in front of me, "Tell me about Jenna."
"Why?" I asked him since this is out of the blue.
He shrugged, "I just wanna start a conversation."
I shook my head, giggling, "Okay, well, Jenna is my cousin from the mom side of the family. She's uber short, like 4'11'', and she can play the guitar, ukulele, and piano. I don't think she haves boyfriend, and her birthday is on October 2nd."
"Why did you add the boyfriend part?" Calum grinned at me, and I rested my chin on the palm of my hand, "Just in case." I raised my eyebrows up and down to make fun of him and he just started laughing, "Whatever, Lani. It's not like I'm interested."
"Uh-huh," I took out my phone, "This is what she looks like."
When I gave him my phone, he stared a her picture for a little bit and smiled, "She's cute." I nodded, "Yeah, and she's SINGLE." and took my phone back, then whispered, "SINGLE."
Calum started laughing, "Are you trying to set me up with your cousin?"
I looked away, smiling, "Maaaaybe."
"Okay, just because you and Luke are somewhat a" air quotes on, "thing" and continued, "Doesn't mean you should set me up with someone."
"I thought it'll be fun!" I laughed, "Besides, she's an awesome girl. I think you will like her."
"Yeah, but as a friend." he pointed at me, and I leaned back, crossed my arms, and shook my head, "Man, friend zoned a girl already before you even get to know her."
He shrugged, "It's a tough life." I rolled my eyes, then said, "Also, Luke and I are not a 'thing', we're friends." Calum then grinned at me, "Who friend-zoned who?"
I scoffed, "No one. It's mutual."
"Suuuure." Calum put his hand on my shoulder, "Keep telling yourself that."