Don't Talk To Me

Baggage

The coffee sunk into her expensive black Gucci coat. She stared at the boy that ruined her new favorite clothing item. She shot him a grim expression.

"Miss, I can reimburse you." The freckled boy said to her. She looked at him with her head cocked to the side.

He looked like someone she had never seen before. His curly black locks dangled over the corners of his face. His freckles were scattered all over his cheeks and slightly onto his nose. He was porcelain pale like Sadie was. He was definitely someone she had never seen before.

"Do you understand how much this costs?" The young lady motioned to her now half soaked coat. "It probably costs more then you will make in a years worth of hard work."

The young man looked at her with a serious expression. "Give me your name and I will deliver the money to you as soon as I can." The lady looked at him with a death glare.

"As if I can trust you after you just spilled my precious drinks on me." She gave him a slight glare. "You're going back to the Starbucks and ordering these two drinks." The frustrated girl thrusted the receipt into his chest.

The flustered boy nodded and started to walk away. The same voice called out to him again.

"And if your not back in twenty minutes there will be severe problems." The young boy looked back and simply nodded.

He turned the corner and Millie could not see him anywhere.

The aggravated girl went to a nearby car and smashed her hands on them. "Idiot!" She yelled as she lifted her hands from the car. The boy had ruined her coat and she knew she could never showcase it again.

The coat was worth a lot of money but nothing to her. The coat was worth the amount of money of a house in the city but for a multi billionaire it had no effect on her.

Millie's phone buzzed in her pocket and when she saw the name she picked up immediately.

"Millie, how's the coffee coming?" The red heads smooth voice came through the phone.

"Some boy ran into me and the coffee spilled all over us." The girl said as she could feel the anger in her rising. "I got him to go and buy me our coffees. He will be punished for this."

"Mills, it was an accident." Sadie whispered over the phone. "You have a meeting in twenty minutes. Make sure your back in time." The red head ended the phone call.

The girl saw the freckled boy running from around the corner. She smirked at his troublesome with this.

He turned the corner and saw the familiar girl standing at a car, waiting on him. He ran up to her and stopped a few feet in front of her as to not spill the coffee.

She took the coffee from his hands and placed it on the car roof.

Finn started to walk away but the girl stopped him.

"So you think your just going to get away with this?" The tan girl asked him. He turned his head back and nodded at her. "Well you're wrong." She said to him.

"What do you mean?" He asked her with a worried look in his eye.

The more he looked at her, the more familiar she looked. He started to put the pieces together of where he recognized her from. He knew she was famous but he didn't have a clue as to why.

"You'll be working for me. For as long as it takes you to make the money for this coat that you made me waste." She said to him in a matter of fact tone.

"You're Millie Bobby Brown, aren't you?" The curly haired boy said.

"The pleasure is yours I suppose." She went back to being much more calmer. Her anger problems frightened most people but it seemed like he did not mind them.