The Boy Next Door •SetoSorcerer FF• #SKETO

Chapter 12: What Happened?!

~Claire's POV~

"Dood. How long do you think Skylar's going to continue with this, not talking stunt?" I pushed my locker closed and leaned up against it. Lizzie shrugged and pulled her math binder out. Cherri and Emma came over also.

"What's up?" We all shrugged and looked towards the door as Becca, Skylar and Seto came in. I nudged the girls and pointed. "Skylar looks like she's talking!" The girls quickly looked, as Skylar and Becca came up to us. Skylar was smiling like a maniac, and Becca was also grinning.

"Since when did you start talking?" Becca's eyes widened and she shrugged. "I don't know. I went over to her house last night, and she was all giggly." I looked at Skylar and bent down next to her, and saw something blue in her jacket.

"What's that?" Skylar sighed and pulled her jacket off, to reveal a sling. "What happened?" All of us screamed out, but Seto and Becca. Skylar sighed and started drawing things on the ground with her foot. Seto looked at her, and then spoke for her. "Uh. A dog came out in front of her as she was riding the four-wheeler. She sort of fell off, and broke her arm, and got a concussion." I narrowed my eyes and Seto, and saw him put a hand on Skylar's shoulder, making her turn bright red.

"Wait. Are you two....." Skylar looked up and shook her head. "Yeah, right." I started laughing and put my arm over Skylar's shoulder. "Let's get to math Hun, I need to speak to you." Skylar gulped, and the girls followed us. Seto left and met up with the guys. As we were walking to math, an announcement went off.

"Could we have all students report to the gym for a pep-rally? Repeat. All students to the gym for a pep-rally. Thank you!" I groaned and quickly turned around. Since we are the second oldest group of students here, we got to sit at the very top. However, Skylar sat down on front of me, next to Seto and the guys. I felt myself smirking as I started messing with Skylar's hair.

"Good morning students!" There was a very weak reply from the very sleepy kids. "He-hem! Let me try this again. GOOD MORNING STUDENTS!" There was a louder response now.

"Good to see you're all awake, mostly. So today we have something a little different. We are going to be having some guests come and talk to us about online bullying." I groaned quietly and leaned forward on Jerome's head. He chuckled and leaned back into my lap.

"Does anyone know what to do when you receive an anonymous message from someone, claiming that they know you?" A pre-schooler raised his hand, and that's when I realized it was Skylar's brother. Skylar must have noticed also, because she sat forward, suddenly intrigued.

"Yes. Cooper?" He got up right to the mic and started talking in a loud voice. "Um! Well, my sissy told me that you don't listen to it. And... And you tell your mommy." Skylar looked down embarrassed and covered her eyes. The principal chuckled and held the mic out back to him. "And who's your sister?" Cooper stood up and pointed to Skylar.

"Ah. Skylar. I should've known." Skylar started laughing and looked back up. Everyone was staring at her, and she struck a pose. "You should have known? Oh. Is it because I'm awesome?" The principal chuckled and turned back to the board. Seto leaned over and whispered something in her ear, making her turn red, and cover her mouth to keep from laughing. What on earth are they talking about?

"Skylar! We are coming over to your house after school, and you are going to spill some deats!" Skylar sighed and shook her head, but I grabbed it and started making her nod. Seto and Jerome both started laughing. Skylar smacked my hands away, and scooted farther over. Now she was almost on Seto's lap, but neither of them seemed to care. Something definitely was going on.

After the assembly was over, which took up almost three class periods, so we just got the last ten minutes to mess around. I grabbed Skylar's good arm, and pulled her over to the bathroom. The girls saw, and quickly followed. "Ok, now spill!" Skylar sighed and leaned up against the wall, not saying anything.