You repel me (Johnny x reader)

Coffee spills

I stood up from my kitchen table, putting the apple core in the bin before rushing out of the door. 

I knew Devi for as long as I could remember so I knew she would leave me without hesitation if I don't hurry up.

"What made you late this time?"

I looked at the rear-view mirror and began to wipe away the toothpaste in the corner of my mouth,

"Spent too much brushing my teeth."

"Typical."

She began to back out of my driveway as I rummaged through my bag to get my phone out,

"How'd that date go?"

I saw her blush and she covered the side of her face,

"I don't want to talk about it."

I stifled my laugh and unlocked my phone,

"Don't tell me he was worse than the last one."

She pointed at me as we neared a stop sign,

"Hey, the last one was nice up until..."

A red tint appeared on her cheek,

"Until THAT happened."

She mumbled under her breath.

"And the excuse he made?"

I burst out into a laugh and slapped my knee slightly,

"You really pick the good ones."

"Shut up before I leave you out in the bad neighborhood."

I laughed a bit more before it all died down. I stared at my phone screen and scrolled through my social media. 

"Devi?"

I raised a brow at my screen as I saw a picture of a butchered head of a pig.

"Huh?"

"What have you been searching up on my phone?"

She parked outside of the bookstore and I showed her the photo of the pig head before she stepped out the car.

"I have never searched any dead pigs, trust me."

I narrowed my eyes slightly before shrugging, shutting my phone off and stuffing it inside my pocket. 

We both got out of the car and walked inside the store. 

"I have to check a few things, watch the counter for me?"

I asked her and she nodded. I walked away from her and towards the shelves of books. I began to tap my fingers against the spines of the books, some old, some new. 

I smiled as I made it to the comic section. I pulled one out and stared at the cover. This was relatively new, not a lot of rips or discolorment. 

I opened it up and I stared at the panels. 

I felt a slight tug at my pant leg and I looked down. I furrowed my brows as I was staring at a small boy. 

"Hey there little guy, are you here by yourself?"

I asked him as he brought his hand up to his lips. He nodded his head no and looked down.

"Can you help me find my mom?"

He asked me and I smiled,

"Yes, of course!"

I crouched down in front of him and he stared at my eyes,