"I FELL IN LOVE WITH YOU BECAUSE MY LOVE AND HATE COLLIDED."
Cassandra Watts was known as the singer who hid her voice away from those she loved, and all of those she didn't.
When a ten year battle between her and her most sacred enemy, Lee Felix (...
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Cassie I absolutely loathed Saturday nights.
Well, I couldn't exactly say I loathed them, because after all, Saturday is a day of the weekend (for me to be a complete bum and sit in my pajamas all day and watch Netflix while stuffing my face), but that didn't mean they were exactly perfect.
And why, do you ask that I hate Saturdays so very much? Well, only one name could truly define and explain that answer.
And that name was: Lee Felix.
For ten whole years, ever since I was seven years old, my father would invite Felix and his entire family over for dinner, resulting in me being completly close to the kid all the damn time.
And although practically everyone in my high school would think this would be a night of perfect and wonderful awesomeness, I could absolutely say I disagree fully.
Felix has made sure for the last ten years that my life was a living hell.
From pranks to text conversations, Felix had made sure every small thing was awful for me.
Once in the eighth grade, I was getting ready to have my first kiss was the boy of my dreams (at least that's what I believed at the time, I mean after all, I was only thirteen) and I went to sit down and be all cute or whatever, and guess what the hell I sat on? A whoopee cushion! I have never wanted to kill someone so much in my entire life because I honestly and seriously died from embarrassment.
Oh and the fun certainly doesn't end there. At my very first school dance in the sixth grade, right before everyone was about to announce the winner of the Microsoft Edge Laptop, Felix literally spurred to all of the middle school that I had Nick Jonas plastered across my walls and refused to take them down. I was the laughing stock of the school for about a week.
Don't even ask. I was going through a Camp Rock stage. But that was seven years ago anyway.
Now was the night to be worried about. Tonight, only Felix and his father would be coming over, which really sucked, because I loved his younger sister Olivia.
His older sister Rachel was in college, which also sucked because Rachel always managed to keep Felix in his much deserved place. For the last three years she's been gone, and I hated it.
At least Olivia and my younger twelve year old sister Jade got along perfectly well. They were the best of friends, but of course I couldn't say the same for me and Felix. It just wasn't written in the stars I guess.
That evening, when dinner time rolled around and I was finishing up straightening my hair, I was called downstairs by my fourty year old mother. "Cassie! Felix and his dad will be here any second! Get down here!"
Exasperated, I looked in the mirror and murmured, "Another Saturday, another proposition for death." I then began putting away my makeup and heading downstairs.
