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"Haha really"
Holy cheese what did I just say, "I am too cool for you" , where did that come from
"Ok Miss popularity, whatever. I didnt come to the mall to get drama, so you could just exit the way you came".
I stood their stunned,
Umm...Rude much, attitudes be flying!!
"Ugh ok if your not gonna move, I'll leave then".
It was just a joke.
Finally Bailly speaks up, "Well that was different, I guess Mr bad boy didnt want to stay and play".
"What the hecks Bailly, why did you run over and tell him that". I wasnt really mad, I knew it was for fun, but really!!!
"Hey I was just doing what I thought was right"
"Really? running over to him, and telling him I love him is right to you?"
"I didn't say you loved him, I said you thought he was hot"
"Potato potato" yes I know horrible come back, but thats all I could think of.
"Well it doesnt matter, we'll never see him again. Right?"
"I guess", Bailly and I's plan is fool proof. We do our Bae hunting, in the mall on the other side on North Carolina. Yes waste of gas, but its worth it for our tradition to live on.
We decide on leaving now after the horrific event, but not before I took one look back at Him. He was looking straight at me with a smirk etched on his face and winked.
Bipolar much!!
He seemed to know something I didnt.
Ughhh...Saying that I was too cool for him was probably not one of my brightest ideas.
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