Chapter Seven

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"We should really do some school shopping soon. I mean school starts back up in only a few weeks," Jamie brought up, taking a sip of her coffee.

We were waiting for Bryan to get off work in a few minutes so we could all go to the movies. Over the past month me and Bryan have become pretty good friends, with Jamie and him dating and all.

"Jam, we go to a private school. We wear uniforms," I remind her, shaking my head and sniffling a giggle at her.

"Okay fine. But it's our senior year and we need to look hot! We need clothes for all those cool parties we'll be invited to and all the hot boys that will ask us out on cute and romantic dates!" she surprisingly kept a good straight face even though I knew she was kidding.

"Sense when do we ever attend parties?" I laugh, "and I thought things were going good between you and Bryan." I mean we are sitting in his work place.

"We are, but I don't want him to think I was a easy catch and that he has no competition," She states smiling widely.

I don't know how she does it but she can literally make any boy fall in love with her without even trying. Then has the nerve to say she doesn't get any attention from the opposite sex.

The thing is, she's not even a slut. Just fucking perfect in every way.

Nice
Funny
Beautiful
Outgoing
Charming
Intelligent

Well maybe not that intelligent.

Then here I am who's basically a piece of chewed gum underneath a 30 year old desk while Jamie's the 20 dollar bill found on the side of the road.

And that brings me to how I managed to loose the interest of a impossibly cute and charming target employ.

I knew it was too good to be true the moment he excepted my number and texted me the first time.

I thought that for once there was actually a cute boy who liked me for reasons other then making out and touching my boobs. Someone who liked talking and spreading time together, but I guess not.

A month. One whole month and not one text or call or any contact from Luke.

He told me he liked me.

And I know there's so many other fish in the sea but I liked my little gold fish and I'm sad that he's gone. I feel like the time I did with I had to flush Percy when I was seven because Carter over fed him. It took me months to forgive him but I finally did when he tried to give me his very first, and very beloved, skate board that he got for Christmas. Of course I wouldn't have taken that from him so I forgot and forgave since he was willing to give me such a thing for me to not hate him anymore.

And calum?
Where's he? I thought we were friends but I guess not.

I know I shouldn't be complaining I mean it's not like we were that close at all but I felt like we were getting there. I felt like him and I were becoming really good friends and I was happy.

Though like all good things it came to an end and I couldn't be more disappointed. I've avoided Target completely and I plan on keeping it that way. My mom has asked me to go there from time to time but I would always go to Safeway or Walmart instead.

"Hello my ladies, how art thou?" Bryan came and pulled a chair from another table to ours and sat down.

"What's with the baldly recited Shakespeare?" I asked, looking at Jamie quizzically hoping she knew the answer.

"He's going to do drama this year to fill out his last art credits to graduate and he hasn't stopped speaking this way sense he met with his counselor to book the class," Jamie sighed.

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⏰ Last updated: Jan 28, 2015 ⏰

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