Together, we can (Austin and Ally)

Chapter Twenty-Five

"I can't believed that we missed prom," Austin said.

"Yeah, but that was when we were broken up," I said.

"I went to prom," Destiny piplled in.

"I don't really care," Austin huffed.

"I don't care that you didn't go to prom," she said back in a bitter tone.

"Since when did you guys hate each other?" I asked but they ignored me.

"I don't give a damn," Austin spitted back.

"Pay in the Swear Jar," she pointed to the jar on the counter.

"What is the 'swear jar'?"

"Ally set up this thing so I can stop swearing and it does count for you too," she pointed a finger at him while glaring.

"Ally..." he whined.

"Don't get me in the middle of this," I said.

"Fine," he groaned and put a penny in there. "What is the money going to anyways?"

"Collage."

"What collage are you going to?" he asked sitting right back down next to me.

"Which one are you going to?"

"The one you are," he smiled.

"Really?"

"I am positive."

"I hate to break it to you Austin but your grades suck," Destiny said from behind.

"I got a scholarship," he said. "from playing basketball."

"That might not do it," she said.

"I can try," he said.

I don't think he will be able to make it. I have already been accepted.

"I guess we'll wait and see," I said.

+++

Graduation day

"Destiny Anderson."

She walked up on stage and grabbed her daploma. When everyone is clapping I scream at the top of my lungs for her.

They go through a bunch more. They are getting closer to me.

"I'm going to graduate before you," Makayla whispered from next to me.

I smiled and rolled my eyes.

"Makayla Collins."

I clapped my hands for her.

"Ally Dawson."

I go up and grabbed my daploma and I heard Destiny scream out of all of them. Her and her loud mouth.

They go through a bunch more.

"Austin Moon."

He went up and did what the rest did.

"And that was the graduating class of 2014!"

We all stood up and through our caps in the air.

+++

"I can't believe we just graduated," I squealed.

"I can. I couldn't wait to get out of that hell hole," Austin said.

"Swear Jar money," I said holding out my hand for money.

"Hey I thought that was just in your house."