Runaway Love {A Justin Bieber Love Story}

Chapter 42

School today. Yay?

I honestly didn't know what to expect. After our relationship being made public, anything could happen.

After my morning routine, I put on dark blue skinny jeans, tall chestnut brown boots with a thick heel, a white off the shoulder sweater, and a medium-length necklace with a brown pendant. I left my hair down with my typical side part. I accessorized, put on makeup (which Justin hid but I found it under the bed) and grabbed my off-the-shoulder leather brown school bag.

I shuffled down the stairs to eggs and pancakes made by no other than Justin Bieber himself.

"I wanted to make sure you had a good start to your first day back," He smiled.

"Thank youuuuuu," I gave him a hug then ate up.

"Tell me all about it when you get home, okay?" He said as I put on my coat.

"Ok," I gave him a passionate kiss.

"I love you so much."

"I love you too. LET'S GO MEREDITH!"

"COMING," She flew down the stairs and rushed to my side.

"You ready little one?"

"Yup. I ate already too. Bye Justin!" She gave him a hug after she put on her coat.

"See you later Meredith."

When we got to my car, I decided to talk to Meredith.

"So I know we haven't been spending a lot of time together, so I was wondering if you wanted to go to the spa this Saturday afternoon."

"That'd be great," She smiled.

"And by the way, since people know I'm dating Justin and you're my sister, you have to be just as careful and cautious as I do. If people suddenly want to be your friend-"

"They just want to get to Justin so walk away. I know."

"And also-"

"Don't give them any information concerning or relating to Justin, such as his address, phone number, or even the shampoo brand he uses. I know that too."

"Good girl," I was impressed. "Are you prepared for your first day back?"

"Yup. You?"

"Yeah. Promise me to be the best you can be."

"I promise," She rolled her eyes playfully.

We pulled into school and I took a deep breath. Let's do this.

Side by side, we walked into the school building, ignoring the stares we got.

Once the two front doors opened, the usual loud and bustling hallway was dead silent, every pair of eyes on us.

"Good luck," I whispered to her.

"You're gonna need it more than me," We walked in our separate directions. I kept my head held high, though I was feeling self conscious from all the stares and murmuring. My eyes searched the upstairs hallway [for my friends] that fell silent upon my entry. I slowly opened my locker to put in my coat and take out my books when I felt footsteps approach me.

"Hey Katie!" Kelsey and some of her friends greeted me cheerfully. Keep in mind this is like the second time she's talked to me all year long.

"Hi?" I said unsurely, closing my locker and leaning against it.

"So how was your winter vacation?" She asked eagerly.

"Good," I kept my answers curt and vague.