I Hate Vampires!

9

After school had ended Macey had to sit on me to keep me from flying off as we waited for the boys. When they finally showed up we had to wait another few minutes for them to stop laughing. “Alright, what planet are we doing?” Butch asked. “Well me and you are Mars.” Macey told him. “I’m doing Pluto.” I said to Brick. “I? We’re supposed to do this together.” He stressed together and I had to resist the urge to hit him. “I don’t care. I always get a perfect score on my projects and I’m not letting you ruin my reputation. I’ll do it and you can put your name on it when it’s done.” Butch whispered something to Macey and she turned and hit him. “No, you have to help me. I’m not insane like Liz.” I let out an impatient sigh, “Can we please go now? I want to get some books from the public library before it closes.” Macey nodded and we started to fly off when Brick grabbed my leg. “Liz, I’m going to help you. We’re doing this together so we’ll go to the library together. I’m not taking no for an answer.” Macey was already out of reach so I sighed and slumped my shoulders in defeat. “Fine, now let go of my leg, it feels weird.” Brick smiled in triumph and let go. (What happened to him smirking?) As soon as he let go I shot up into the sky away from him. “Ha! You actually thought I’d give up that easily? There is no way I’m doing anything with you. I win; you lose, suck it up and deal!” I laughed as Macey and I flew off. “Oh man Liz, the look on his face was priceless! I can’t believe he thought you’d give in. He may have only been here for a few days but you’re notoriously stubborn. He should know that by now.” Macey said. I nodded as we landed outside of the library. I love this place so much, books on every subject. After grabbing some books on Pluto I went to the section they keep the manga and grabbed the next book in the series I was reading, Fruits Basket. After checking the books out I found Macey by the exit. “Ready?” She asked and I nodded. We walked out the doors and saw Brick and Butch waiting for us. Uh oh, this isn’t good. Brick walked up to me and said, “I know you’re stubborn, but so am I. I’m going to warn you now; I always get what I want. Nothing you do will change that.” I took a step back and looked at him, “You seriously want to do this project that badly?” He laughed and took a step forward, a large step. He was completely invading my space again when said, “It’s not the project I want.” He leaned in and whispered in my ear, “It’s the girl doing the project.”