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chapter ten! carter meets the semi formal
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sometime before first period!
"It's this week and Lucas still hasn't asked me to the semi-formal!" Riley exclaimed with an upset look on her face.
"I don't know anymore! Just tell me what to say!" Maya said, holding her hands up in surrender before turning to her locker.
Seeing the distressed look on her friend's face, Carter put her hand on Riley's arm.
"Don't worry about it okay? I'll see if I can get him to see straight." Carter told her.
Riley let a big smile spread across her face. "Thanks, Carter. I wouldn't want my Riley and Lucas forever notebook to go to waste." Riley said. She pulled out a notebook with their names scribbled all across the front.
"Oh!" Carter said, reading every variation of names on the notebook. "That's not, slightly aggressive at all . . . "
Riley flipped the book over only for the backside to read. "Riley and Lucas we're just friends."
"Sweetie, what are you doing to yourself?" Maya asked as she unlocked her locker.
"It's this weekend and Lucas hasn't asked me to the semi-formal!" Riley said again, getting more distressed.
"If it makes you feel any better, I haven't been asked to the semi-formal either," Carter muttered lowly.
The three girls entered the classroom quietly, silently ignoring the boys as they took their seats.
Farkle took an immediate note of Carter's avoidant mood. As she settled into her seat, he turned around to face her.
"Hey, angel," said Farkle.
Carter looked up at him through her eyelashes as she pulled her books out from her backpack. "Hi, Farkle," she said softly.
Carter looked at the board, and the word "Etiquette" seemed to be out of place to her. What did etiquette have to do with a middle school semi-formal? It only made her even more upset.
Mr. Matthews took his spot at the front of the room.
"Semi-formal is coming up," Mr. Matthews said. "Young men and women interact. Mixing in a social situation. To avoid any casualties, I thought we could discuss etiquette. Can anyone here tell me what etiquette is?"
