I glare at my reflection in the changing room mirror.
"Andrews!" I yell. "What the hell is this?"
I hear Dallas laugh and roll my eyes. I look over myself one more time. I'm wearing a tight, black, quite skimpy, bikini. Last summer, I was shopping with my friends and someone dared me to buy it. I wasn't going to chicken out and it was cheap, so I bought it.
Thinking about it now, the only reason it was cheap is probably because it doesn't cover anything.
"Aww," Dallas says. "C'mon! It can't be that bad."
I curl my hands into fists and throw the change room door open. "Really?" I snarl. "That bad!?"
Dallas's jaw just about hits the floor. I can't help but laugh at his reaction. He gives a low chuckle and I raise an eyebrow.
"What the hell were you thinking?" He asks.
"What was I thinking?!" I exclaim. "You're the asshole you brought it!"
"Well why did you buy that?" Dallas questions.
"It was a dare," I reply with a shrug, slipping on a black and white tank top over the bikini.
"A dare?" I nod my head in reply and Dallas smirks. "Why did you agree?"
"I don't know. It was a dare. You can't back out on a dare."
"You can't?" Dallas asks and I can see the wheels turning in his mind.
"No," I say slowly. "You can't..."
"Avril," he says. I turn to look at him. "I dare you to wear that swimsuit without that tank top."
I bite my lip and glare at him. "In your dreams, idiot."
"You can't back out on a dare," Dallas says, mocking me.
I groan and flip him the middle finger, before taking off the tank top. "Fine," I say. "Now, lets go."
"Gladly," Dallas says with a smirk. His eyes take in my very visible body. I place my fingers under his chin and bring his gaze to meet my eyes.
"Eyes off the prize, darling," I tease.
Dallas blushes, which sends me into a laughing fit. He shoots me a glare, crossing his arms over his chest. I stop laughing and give him an apologetic shrug.
"Okay, Ms. Funny," he says and grabs my wrist. "Let's go."
I let him drag me over to the first water slide. It's the tallest and longest one, racing around two other slides.
"Oh hell no," I say, eyeing the part that sends you down a twenty foot, steep, drop.
"Scared, Connor?" Dallas asks.
I scoff and roll my eyes. "No. God, no. I was just worried about you," I say.
Dallas laughs. "You? Worried about me?" He winks. "That's cute."
"Get over yourself!" I snap and push him into the pool he's standing beside. I smile triumphantly but then scream as he grabs my ankle and pulls me in with him.
"Asshole!" I sputter and kick him in the shin. He just grins as my hit has no effect on him. I frown, glaring at him.
"Hey!" He says, holding his hands up I'm defence. "You're the one who pushed me."
"You weren't supposed to drag me with you," I pout.
"And let you get away with it?" He asks. "Hell no!"
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Head In The Stars
Teen FictionMeet Avril. Two years after her parents' death and she's still struggling with her emotions towards them. When Dallas shows up at her school, Avril hates him. She immediately points out how obvious it is that he's self conceited. Her friends, howev...