I Only Date Bad Boys

I Only Date Bad Boys

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I feel a buzz in my pocket as I stare at the sky above me. I take my phone out my pocket and see it’s Tristan. A small speck of hope ignites within me, maybe he’s calling to say it was all a joke that he set up because he had a surprise for me. As I answered the call my heart began to hammer in my chest, “Jacee?” “Tristan?” “Look, I’m sorry I didn’t tell you I was leaving. I just couldn’t stand to see the way you would act and it would just break me, but I want you to know that I love you.” The small glimmer of hope that was there had faded and I was frowning at my phone. I was mad at Tristan, because we would never see each other again and we would have been able to see each other before he left if he had told me! I knew I was mostly mad at myself for not being a better girlfriend so that maybe he would’ve changed his mind and begged his parents to stay. I didn’t know how to deal with all this, it was all happening too fast so I took my anger out on Tristan.
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"Professor Diamond is your mom?" He looked surprised. I was the spitting image of Siobhan Diamond. "Mm, that's not news." I rolled my eyes. "Contrary to what you might think, I don't spend my time googling you or your friends." "Oh, maybe you should. I'm much more important than your beloved scones." I jeered, this time, with an amused smile. The hurt flashed once more, and he crossed his arms. His eyes turned darker. "You know; you should learn a thing or two about humility from your mom. She's a much better person than you are." He sneered. I laughed once more and just to spite him, I took out two 100-dollar notes, walked closer to him, and dropped them in his front pocket. "Thank you for the shit conversation." I scoffed and walked out.

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