I quickly spotted Lea sitting with Isabelle and Katie, but before I could see their faces, I found my legs moving me in the direction of Lea’s table that was currently seating five people.
As I sat down, I tried remembering what Lea was telling me about who was who at the table, but my brain was literally not working at all.
“Lea!” a voice snapped me out of my thoughts. I looked around the table and saw that the voice belonged to the woman that I assumed was Lea’s mother.
She had the same hair as Lea but while Lea’s eyes were a warm brown, her mother’s eyes were a cold and calculating blue...as if she was analyzing every single thing that you did.
“Yes, mother?” I replied, figuring that that would be a proper way to respond.
“You spaced out.” she snapped.
“I’m sorry, I didn’t realize.” I apologized.
“Obviously not.” was her reply and I felt myself flush while everyone at the table laughed.
“Don’t worry. I happen to space a lot too.” said the guy sitting on my right with a smile.
I looked over and realized with a jolt that it was Lea’s older brother, Jesse. Lea had said that he was like her; pressured to do excellent in school and had never really had a social life.
Although, I added in my head, It would be hard not to have a social life with his looks.
Jesse had dark brown hair (with strong quiff game, might I add) that ended around his ears and his skin was pale with faint tan. His eyes made me jealous as they were a mix of blue, green and hazel with eyelashes to die for.
According to Lea, Jesse looked a lot like his father, so after shooting him a grateful smile, I looked around the table and saw a man that did look quite similar to Jesse, except that his face had sharp lines etched in that I assumed came from the way his face was held in a permanent scowl.
When a waiter came to our table, I found out that we were ordering dessert. I decided to order the same thing that I had ordered with Katie and Isabelle.
When I told the waiter what I wanted, I felt everyone’s eyes focus on me. “Lea, are you being serious?” Lea’s mother asked with a tight smile.
“Um...yes. Is there something wrong?” I answered, confused.
“Are you not aware that the Chocolatey Peanut Butter Cake contains peanuts?” demanded a strict-looking woman I’m guessing was Lea’s aunt.
“Uh...yes, I’m aware.” I responded, still not sure of what was happening.
“Oh, excuse me. I wasn’t aware that my daughter’s peanut allergies had magically disappeared!” said Lea’s mother, sarcastically.
When I heard this, I mentally face-palmed myself. I had totally forgotten to ask about things like allergies! Lucky for Lea, I wasn’t allergic to anything, but for now, I was stuck in this mess.
“Oh, hahaha! No, I was just kidding! Silly me!” I said, laughing nervously. “Actually, I’ll have some of the funnel cake.” I directed to the waiter, who had witnessed the whole scene.
Once he had left, I turned back to face the people at the table. Lea’s mother was giving me a look that told me to stop embarrassing her while everyone else seemed to have let it slide.
What worried me was the look that Jesse was giving me; I could tell that he was already suspicious.
For the rest of the dinner, I remained relatively silent. As we continued to eat, I glanced over to where Lea, Isabelle and Katie sat and saw that they were getting ready to leave.
Isabelle looked fine, but I could see a hint of suspicion in Katie’s eyes. I caught Lea’s eye and she gave me a wink.
I guess things were going well for her.
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hi guys!! Long time no see!!
Yeah about that, sorry about the delay in updating...my family just recently moved to a new city and I've kinda been in a funk...I've been staying in bed for the most of the day, reading or something. I know that moving isn't the end of the world, but right now, I don't have any friends here, I miss my friends back home, we moved to a ghetto area and it's just...ugh
ANYWAAAYY!!! I managed to finish this chapter and I hope you enjoy it!! Keep reading, vote, comment, and follow me!!
I was thinking about putting up a cast for this story!! I'm really feeling David Henrie for Jesse, but I'm not really sure about anybody else....comment/message me your suggestions!!
- Sara (not Sarah)
P.S. ARIANA GRANDE IS COMING TO MY AREA AND I WANT TICKETS SOOOO BAD AND I HAD IT ALL PLANNED OUT WITH MY FRIEND AND MY PARENTS WERE ON BOARD UNTIL I TOLD THEM HOW MUCH THE TICKETS WOULD COST.....IT SUCKS.....I LOVE ARIANA SOOO MUCH!!! I LITERALLY CRIED WHEN MY PARENTS TOLD ME I COULDNT GO
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From Motels to Mansions
Teen FictionChloe Parker, born and raised in U.S.A, has always been an ordinary girl. She has an ordinary family, ordinary friends, and an ordinary life. Unfortunately, with the ordinary life, comes an ordinary amount of money and she's dying to escape all this...