Claire pulls me into the hall and leaves the two boys alone in the bubble room.
"Look, I know that I've been a jerk to you for the last couple days, but you don't have to go and date Matt. Kamila, you're awesome, and you don't need a guy to prove that."
"But what I said is true." I insist.
"Even after he cheated?"
"Yes."
"Well, then I support you completely."
"Really?"
"Of course."
"This is why you're my best friend." I say, and give her a hug.
We return to the room and find the two boys, awkwardly sitting far away from each other on opposite sides of the room. I walk out to Matt, and Claire goes to Jake.
"I'm sorry for saying that. I didn't mean to say anything to make you uncomfortable." I say.
"No, you didn't." He assures me.
"It's okay, because I didn't want to be the one to say it first." He whispers in my ear. I smile and give him a hug.
I look over to Claire and Jake, making out. I'm so glad that Matt and I aren't like that. Usually. We just talked for the next hour. When Claire and Jake got up to leave, I stopped them at the door.
"Maybe we could all go out for breakfast sometime?" I say.
"Sure, how about tomorrow?" Jake asks.
I look up at Matt. He nods.
"Then it's settled." I say." We'll meet at the café at 7:00 AM for breakfast tomorrow."
Jake and Claire left, while Matt and I went back to the bench. I curl up next to him and he puts his arm around me.
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It's Not Fair
Teen FictionKamila is a pretty well-behaved kid, but when she is blamed for something she didn't do, her mom takes it way too overboard and sends her to boarding school. She is left all alone, with no friends or even the slightest familiar face. While being th...
