I'm soooo soooo sooo sorry!!! It's just that school is around the corner and I am so stressed out about it and all... I will try to upload and finish this story ASAP but no guarentees.. Sorry for the quality of this one, its probably short and suckish... But HEY! At least I uploaded! Enjoy!
Samantha's POV
The boys have been weird the whole day- again, with the exception of Cory. I wonder what's gotten their panties in a twist?
By lunch, they were still not talking to me, which frankly, bothered me. We're supposed to be best friends. Shouldn't they tell me what's bothering them? I couldn't take it anymore and just had to confront them- not including Cory. He was talking to me like somewhat normal.
"What's up guys?" I asked, looking sad. They looked at me and ignored me. What the heck was that? Jace sighed.
"What are you talking about, Sam?" he asked. Hell, he knew what I was talking about.
"You know what. Don't play dumb," I said, narrowing my eyes. Cory fidgeted uncomfortable from next to me and a shot him a questioning look.
"We know," Jace, Callum, and Tony said all at once. Know what? Oh no!
"What?" I asked, hoping it wouldn't be what I suspected they knew. How did they even find out anyway. Callum rolled his eyes.
"Looks like you and Cory have been hiding a secret from us," he said. Cory scoffed.
"We're not the only ones, are we?" Cory asked. Callum froze. What was going on here? Everyone was staring at us. We probably weren't being too quiet about this. I sighed and told everyone to meet by Jace's car. We did.
"Alright, what's going on here?" I demanded. Tony looked pained.
"We know you and Cory slept together, Sammy," he said, shaking his head. How did they find out.
"How did you find out?" I squeaked. They all pointed to Cory. I looked at him in disbelief. It was supposed to be our secret.
"Sorry," he said. I shook my head, feeling light headed suddenly. I felt very sick. I took a deep breath and tried to focus.
"And what are you hiding from us, Callum?" I asked, remembering what Cory said.
"I'm... Not... I'm not gay," he said. My eyes widened. He wasn't?
"What?" I asked. Maybe I heard wrong and he said something else.
"I'm not gay," he repeated.
"Why would you lie about that?" I asked. Everyone laughed.
"Sometimes it's better to keep a secret," Jace said.
"Yeah," Tony agreed. I am so confused right now.
"What are you guys talking about?" I asked. They looked at me and smirked.
"Nothing," they all said, which got me frustrated.
"It's not nice to keep secrets from friends," I said, putting my hands on my hips. Jace scoffed.
"You and Cory kept a secret from us," he reminded me. I sighed.
"And I'm sorry. It wasn't that big of a deal," I said even if it was.
"Whatever, Sammy," Jace said, shaking his head.
"Can you just tell me?" I pleaded. They all shook their heads. Cory looked amused.
"Do you know what's going on here," I asked him. He nodded.
"We all do," he said. I groaned.
"Just tell me!" I demanded. They shook their heads and turned around.They got back inside the school and left me there standing, totally confused. Oh. My. Gosh! Boys!
*So yeah, that's it....
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