this is real life? >jg<

joeys phone

chapter 3:

"oh no," callie said with a horrible look on her face

"what? tell me"

"Trevor..."

"what, no he cant come in here i dont want him to hurt me again"

"what do you want me to do hes already on his way" she said

"i have an idea ill hide in the bathroom and when Trevor comes up say that im gone"

"okay hope it works"

i had a lot of trouble getting out of the bed cause if i made a movement my head so irritate so Callie helped to bring me to the bathroom

i sat down on the floor with my legs against my chest and my back against the wall

it wasnt long of a wait

i heard a door open

i got really scared i hid my head in my chest

i heard a deap voice "hi"

i heard that voice before it was joey!

what should i do? should i get out?

i decided to get out of the bathroom

when i opened the door Joey was right infront of me

"hey there!" i said smiling

"hi.. hehe your probably wondering what i am doing here?" he said nervously

"yeah i guess kinda but im glad i got to see you again"

"oh really well i think i left my phone here i cant find it?" he said scratching the back of his head

"im sure well find it" i said lifting his head up so he was facing me

we looked around the room

we found his phone in the bed in the sheet

"i wonder what its doing there"

joey was laughing

after a small talk i noticed Callie was gone the whole time

"well i should be going its pretty late" he said heading out the door

"yeah i guess nice seeing you again call me!"

"yeah well bye" he said waving goodbye

"bye joey"

i went back into the bed laying down thinking about Joey

oh joey, do i love him? i cant. he probably has a girlfriend or something i got sad.

but hes too sweet! so kind and his eyes that makes him so attractive hes really funny he knows how to make a girl happy

i was still daydreaming of having Joey mine untill i got interrupted by Callie

"looks like someones in love"

"oh shut up i dont like him hes just a friend" i was actually lieing i actually really liked him more than a friend