Change Your Fate

Chapter 2

Jade's POV

"Aren't they supposed to be here by now?" I ran a hand through my messily styled hair while jesy was clicking her french manicured nails against the table. "They're like a minute late, can you have patience for once, Jadey?"

I groaned in frustration but turned my head when the door opened. Me and Jesy immediately stood up as two girls from our age walked in.

Something clicked.

Right then.

Both of them were attractive girls. One was blonde with amazing blue eyes.

Those blue eyes. They were so wide and special. I recognize them, but I don't know from where. Why?

Why are those brilliant blue eyes so familiar?

The other girl was a dark haired beauty with amazing dark chocolate eyes. She smiled at us for a second and her smile was bright and amazing.

That smile.

We just kept on looking at each other, five minutes straight. Everything around me seemed invisible.

It was gone. The feeling of incompleteness was gone. What in the name of love is happening?

Jesy cleared her throat and was the first one to speak. "Hi, I'm Jessica Nelson and this is Jade Thirlwall."

The blonde girl smiled and shook Jesy's hand. "Hi, Jesy."

Jesy immediately looked surprised. "How did you know I'm called Jesy?"

The blonde looked surprised herself, more than Jesy actually. "Instict, I guess? I'm Perrie. Perrie Edwards. And this is Leigh-Anne Pinnock." She smiled and looked at both of us as she shook my hand.

"Like Steve Perry?" I joked as I Iaughed and Perrie turned serious. "Yes, That's who I'm named after and he's my favourite music artist."

Well, freaky.

I introduced myself to Leigh-Anne who called me Jadey. Only Jesy does that.

I know I'm overreacting, but it still kinda scares me...

"Do you know when management will be here?" I ask as all four us take a seat at the table. The table was filled with snacks and water like usually. We either spend ten minutes at this table, deciding something or two hours, discussing a serious issue.

Leigh-Anne shakes her head and pours in a glass of water. Jesy stands up, planning on getting herself coffee and I ask for a cup too.

Perrie reached for a cookie from the plate of biscuits and cookies. She was about to take a bite before I stopped her as fast as I could. "Don't eat that!"

"What? Why?" Perrie looked taken aback by me. "Those are hazelnut cookies." I said.

Perrie put it down immediately and she and Leigh looked at me strangely. "How did you know I have an extreme allergic reaction to hazelnuts?"

Oh my God, how did I know? Why do I know things I shouldn't know about these girls? They should be strangers to me.

Oh dear, this situation gets stranger and stranger and I really want an explanation.

Perrie's POV

"So?" I ask in a rather harsh tone. That's not what I meant to sound like, but curiosity got the best of me. This is just too astounding.

She turns white like she's seen a ghost and coughs a few times. "I don't know. I guess I've read it somewhere . . ."

That's possible, she could've. I'm acting like a skeez for no reason.

"Jade is a biscuit expert, right? Half of the world's population is allergic to nuts." Leigh cuts in, trying to ease the shock. How did she even know Jade likes biscuits? I turned to Jade and saw her and Jesy's astonished reactions.

If that wasn't mind stunning.

And the even perplexing thing was . . .

I remember her Christian name. It's Amelia. Her full name is Jade Amelia Thirlwall, and she didn't introduce herself as it.

I remember it, like someone told me.

The remarkable thing is . . . I know no one told me.

I never even met these girls or even heard about them. But they still feel unusually familiar.

My head tells me they're strangers but my heart tells a whole different story.

It's just a thought but everything in me screams I've known these girls. I don't know when, where, how or why but I did.