Yin and Yang

Ch.1- First meeting

(A/n- this is gonna take place the summer after season two meaning it probably won't have very much of the actual Riverdale plot in it)

Angie's p.o.v

Finally summer. My favorite season. I mean really what's not to love, there's sun burn, swimsuits that no one is ever truly comfortable in, flings and one night stands that all parties involved will regret, no-more-school bashes that end with hangovers and more regret. I could keep going, but for my sanities sake I'll stop. Besides it's not like any of those will be me. I intend to spend practically all summer away from my snooty family, and in the open arms of my real family, my girls, my angels. In fact if I want to make it there before noon I need to head out.

With that thought I pulled myself out of bed, and began getting dressed. I grabbed my outfit for the day, humming to myself, as I headed towards the bathroom to take a quick shower. Looking down at my phone to make sure there were no problems while I was away, I didn't notice my adopted sister coming down the hall... meaning I crashed right into her... meaning we are both now on the floor groaning to ourselves as we try to reorient.

"What the hell? Can't you multitask? I mean seriously, if you're gonna look at your phone while walking at least pay attention to what you're doing!" My loving sister all but snarled at me.

"I'm sorry Jose." I snickered.

"You think this is funny? And don't call me that." She huffed, crossing her arms over her nonexistent chest.

"I actually really do find it funny... Jose." I said as I winked and carried on doing what I had intended to do before this little fiasco.

" I said don't call me that!" I heard her yell after me.

I just laughed to myself, shaking my head at her. Me and Josie hadn't gotten along since I joined the Angels. I wasn't mad about it though, I'd take them over her any day. She doesn't know why I joined. She thinks it was just to spite my 'strict parents', that I just rebelled and ran away because I wanted to. When the truth is, they kicked me out and I found a real family in the Angels.

I sometimes reminisce at times like this, when I'm in the shower with nothing better to think about. I reminisce on the times that felt like they were forever ago. Before the Angels, before Jason Blossom, before the Black Hood, before it all. A simpler time, when I was friends with people like Archie Andrews and Betty Cooper. When I fit in with the 'it' crowd. When I was a cheerleader, and dated football players. When I was the person that did all of those stupid summer things that everybody regrets, but nobody cares.

The water temperature dropped telling me that I had been thinking a little too hard on those times, and pulled me out of my reverie. I stepped out of the shower, wrapping myself in a towel and preparing my straightener. My hand instinctively grabbed my phone, so I decided to put it to use and play some music. I bounced and hummed along to the tunes as they came while finishing my routine.

This was a side of me very few people saw anymore. The fun, carefree side. I shook my head at that though. You know why so few people see this side of you. They were the ones who sided with Josie, they were the ones who looked at you with disgust for surviving the only way you could think of, for finding a family that actually accepted you. And worst of all, they're the ones who now openly accept the Southside Serpents, but never even tried to apologize to you.

The grimace on my face by the time I was done portrayed all the disgust I felt inside toward those people. Now don't get me wrong, I'm friends with the Serpents, in fact Fangs and Toni are some of the only people I talk to at Riverdale high, but that doesn't mean I like how quickly they were able to befriend my piers.