?: Hey pretty girl
Me: How'd you get my number
?: You wrote it in my book when you stole it remember 😏
Me: It's you! Oh goodness! I didn't know how I was going to face you today.
Draven: It's ok, it's not like I sent a picture to everyone at school.
Me: Oh no! Today could not get worse! 😣
Draven: Sweetheart, it's not getting worse. It's getting much better.
Me: Don't get any ideas just because I was on drugs last night.
Draven: Not my problem you have lung cancer.
Me: 🤬
Draven: Chill, I'm going to pick you up.
Me: My sister will kill me.
Draven: Better than facing your dad.
Me: ...
I can't believe Draven right now. He's seriously messing with my life right now.
I hear a bunch of laughing as Archer comes in.
"JUNIE'S got a boyfriend!" Archer yells.
I attack him while covering his mouth. He spits on me and I let go.
"You really went for it last night sis," he chimes with an evil smile. He shows me the picture.
"No! No no no!" I scream.
"What the hell Juniper!" Galaxy yells coming into my room.
"Don't use that language," I fire back at her.
"I can do what I want," she says taking a look at the picture.
"OMG! Clearly, you've been doing what you want last night!" she exclaims.
"What's going on? I'm on a phone call!" Ophelia yells.
"Getting everyone ready," I respond.
"Do it quietly!" she yells.
"Archie, drive them to school," I command handing him the keys.
"Are you going to school with your boyfriend?" he asks with an eyebrow raised.
"He's not my boyfriend. And don't run anybody over," I retort as he walks out the door.
"Can't make any promises," he laughs as I shut the door on him.
I walk to the Stone's house as my sister catches me.
"What the fuck do you think you're doing?" she asks me.
"Going to school," I reply with sass.
"You're not going with him," she says.
"Nice to see you too, Ophelia," he calls out.
"I'm going with him whether you like it or not," I say climbing into the big truck. I can barely even reach the step.
I shut the door as Draven speeds up very fast down the streets.
"You drive even faster than I do," I chime.
"Really? I've seen you driving thirty miles faster than the speed limit," he says laughing.
"Hey! I didn't want to get a tardy!" I retort.
He chuckles.
"I love this truck. It makes me feel tall," I say sticking my head out the window.
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Just One More Secret
FantasiaJuniper Indigo has lived a sad life. Her mother died five years ago from her tragic brain tumor. Juniper lost not only her mom but the person who was there for her from the beginning. Living in a house of parents, older sisters, a twin brother, a yo...