Chapter 5

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Venus is right up there!!!

Being anxious to go home and figure out what the heck happened today, the rest of the day flew by. I forgot all about history until I was reminded by Tarron standing outside waiting for me. I calmed my self down on the inside.

"Hey!" I smiled. "You ready to go?"

"Lets go," he replied, also smiling.

We walk to the buses and settle down in a seat together. I felt Ezra's glaring at the back of our heads. I did my best to ignore it, but it was starting to irritate me. So instead of engaging I decided to distract myself by asking Tarron the question I am desperate to know the answer to.

"So, Tarron, do you know why Ezra hates you so much?" Tarrons face shifted from a goofy smile to one of burning hatred.

"Well sometimes siblings hate each other." He said coldly, his eyes flaming with pain.

"Wait!? He's your brother?"

"Yea. Twins to be exact." I shivered at the tone Tarron took about Ezra.

"But in school you didn't even hint that he was related to you," I say trying to figure out why he never said that Ezra was his brother. "You also said a different last name." He shook his head and giggled lightly.

"My middle name is Jones. But everyone new thinks its my last name so I just go with it."

"So you never try to correct anyone?"

"Nah, there is no point. People don't like to be told they are wrong." He had a point. As soon as our conversation finished, we arrived in front of the glass house. Tarrons eyes lit up with excitement.

"I've never been inside a house this beautiful!" He said like a child in a candy shop. I laughed.

"I had never been either." We get off the yellow bus and make our way to the house.

Walking into the house, the silence was deafening.  I immediately took him up to my room so we could start working on the project.

"Woah. That's a lot of pink," Tarron muttered beside me.

"It wasn't exactly my choice. Just saying," I laughed in reply.

"Well, we really should get working on this."

"Alright."

--FOUR HOURS LATER--

"I really should head back home," Tarron said breaking the diligent working we had been doing.

"Okay. Do you need a ride home? I am sure Loki left me a chauffeur."

"No, that isn't necessary. I wouldn't want everyone thinking you're a preppy girl. Especially my brothers friends. They might drag you into their cliques," Tarron joked.

"Okay, well just text me when you're home safe. Okay?" I laughed.

"Okay, but I don't have a cell so I will have to use Ezra's," he said stiffly.

"Okay." I nodded. With that Tarron left the house.

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