𝐋𝐎𝐕𝐄 𝐇𝐔𝐑𝐓𝐒! [𝐉𝐎𝐄𝐘 𝐃𝐄𝐋 𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐂𝐎]

three

LOVE HURTS
three | ❝I don't think she is.❞

               THE WEEKEND went by too fucking quickly for Sienna.

She had spent her two days of freedom having fun with her friends. They stayed over at her house and had some good, old bonding time. Even though Finn would argue that since they were always together- they couldn't technically have "bonding time".

But now, bonding time or not, whatever it was- it's over. It was now school time once more, and the fact was doing a damn good job at dampening Sienna's mood.

But there was another matter that had her distracted, however.

And as much as she tried not to, and as much as it confused her that she did- she had noticed a a certain someone's sudden change of personality- and it was someone she'd never expect to care enough to notice anything about. 

Sienna struggled with what she experiencing, mostly because she didn't really know what to do with it. She didn't talk to anyone about it, she didn't know what she'd say. She just noticed herself watching Joey with a closer eye.

They hadn't spoken since they were at the piercing shop- something seemed to have changed within Joey since then.

Sienna told herself that anybody would be able tell that Joey was acting off, the girl who had the undeniable ability to light up any room she walked into- suddenly she didn't have that light within her anymore. It was like she just shut off. It seemed obvious to her, so she'd expected that people had to have noticed.

But it shockingly seemed as though she might've been the only one. Not even Joey's friends seemed to have noticed her change of behavior- and if they had, they didn't seem to care.

That led to a whole other train of concern for Sienna, which was, of course, why the fuck do I care about Joey Del Marco?

Sure, since their talk at the piercing shop, she'd acknowledged that Joey wasn't all that bad and she had even retracted her previous "hate" for the girl- but that still didn't mean that she should be worrying over her to this extent.

She only assumed that to a degree, it made sense, right? This was the girl she used to hate, so obviously, if Sienna knew her well enough to hate, she had to know her well enough to notice when something was wrong- right?

Sienna had gone through the same exhausting thought cycle every day that week so far. She couldn't help it, since she'd first took notice of Joey's state, it seemed impossible to ignore.

It was weird seeing Joey not giving it her all in dance practice, not giving Sienna any real competition. That's really how she knew something had to be seriously wrong.