Don't Break My Heart (A BajanCanadian Fanfiction)

Chapter 43 ~ Weirdness

All right, now onto the A/N that was typed before the post office incident.

(Some months later: I think I like Annelise better :3)

Sooo, I've decided to put names for all my chapters. I hope you guys like that :3

I'm re-writing MUYM. When I finish the edited version, I'm going to copy&paste the chapters onto the original MUYM.

After I finish this story, I'm going to do a Cryaotic fanfiction. I'm sorry if most of you guys don't know who that is, but I've been really excited for that story for a long time. I hope you guys enjoy this chapter!! :D

~~~{Destiny's P.O.V}~~~

(A month and a half later)

Beep...beep...beep....beep...

I groaned and hit the "hang up" button. I was trying to Skype Mitch, but he wouldn't respond. He was either at his computer or eating, so where could he be?

Leaning my head back against the top of my chair, I pulled out my phone and called him. Ring, ring, ring. Ring, ring, ring. Ring, ring, ring. Ring, ring, ring.

Then I heard Mitch's voice. "Hey doods, I'm not here right now, sorry. You'll-"

I hung up and scrolled through my contacts. Pressing on "Jerome Cell," I pressed my phone to my ear.

There was half a ring before Jerome answered.

"Hey Destiny!" He screamed. I laughed.

"Hey Jerome. Do you know where Mitch is?" I asked.

"He's not here," Jerome answered sharply. "He's shopping."

I blinked, shocked. Why did Jerome just snap at me? I shrugged and dismissed it. "Can you tell him I called, though?" I asked hopefully.

"Oh. Uh, sure," he said quickly. Then, even more quickly, he said, "Bye Destiny!" and hung up.

I blinked. That was weird.

~~~{~}~~~

After I recorded a couple solo Hunger Games, I decided to go shopping for makeup. Alia had made me realize it was so fun just to do makeup, and I liked her all the more for it.

Alia texted me the place that she went for makeup, so I went there.

There were so many shades of lipstick! And eyeliner!

I bought so many things it cost me $100. But hey, I could afford it (mostly), and it made me happy, so why not?

I made sure that I bought many different types of makeup.

I hurried home and looked up makeup tutorials on YouTube. Before long, I found one by Michelle Phan (no surprise there).

It was called "The Silver Lining."

"Hey everyone! I have here an edgy look for everyone to try out," Michelle started the video by saying.

I listened to every word she said and carefully applied my makeup. When I finished, I looked in my reflection in my full mirror and gasped. Is this really me?

I turned the lamp next to me on and found the perfect angle and shading of my face as I took a "selfie" and uploaded it to Instagram, tagging Alia. Within a minute, she commented on the photo.

"You should totally try to do someone else's makeup as a surprise. Like Charlie and Heather, maybe." she commented.

"That sounds great! I'll go over there now," I responded. Leaving Twitter, I texted Heather, "Hi. Is it ok if i come over 2 ur house now? im kinda bored"