You haven't left your house. Your parents have kept you inside all your life because they wanted to protect you. You only leave your house once every 2 weeks but only in your fenced in backyard where your parents are watching your every move. But no...
"Sweetheart! Jackson is here to take you to school!" mom called out.
Why didn't he tell me he was picking me up?
"I'll be down in a minute!" I yelled.
I slide on my black knee high boots and grab my bag.
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I walk downstairs with a smile as I see Jackson talking to my dad.
"I just made you a smoothie since you need to get to school" mom said.
I nodded and kissed both my parents as I pulled Jackson outside.
"Give me a second princess" he laughed.
He made me stop and pulled me into a hug.
"You look beautiful as always" he whispered.
"Thanks JJ" I blushed.
He kissed my temple and he led me to his car as I got in.
"Do you want to come to my house after school today? No one will be there" he said.
"I would have to-"
"I already asked your parents they agreed. So you up for it?"
I never went to Jackson's house. We always hung out at my place.
"Yes!" I squealed.
He laughed and rubbed my knee softly.
When we got to school Jackson immediately pulled me to his side once I stepped out of the car.
"Hey cutie!" Bradley smiled.
"Hi Bradley!" I beamed.
"Back off asshole" Jackson growled.
"Jackson! That's a swear!"
"What are you gonna do? Hit me?" Bradley asked with a smirk.
"I will break every fucking bone in your damn body if you call Kiari any names again. Don't even talk to her, don't even look at her, don't even think about her or you will fucking regret it" Jackson snapped.
"Jackson!"
I hate swears and I hate yelling.
"Let me handle it Kiari" he snapped.
I frowned and he stepped closer to Bradley. I walked away quickly and sat in my first period.
10 minutes after the bell rang Jackson walked in and sat at the empty desk next to me after ignoring the teacher yell at him for being late.
