Eighteen

I shrugged. “If you say so. I’ll see you there.” I closed my locker with my clothes and walked out the door, not bothering to change anymore and left with my cheer uniform still on.

As soon as I was out of distance from the changing rooms, I called Aiden and breathed a sigh of relief when he picked up right away.

“Hey, are you almost ready?” he asked.

“So, you are still picking me up?”

I could almost hear his confusion. “Of course, why wouldn’t I be?”

“I’ll tell you later, I’m heading back to the dorms now, I’ll text you when I’m ready.”

I groaned after I got off the phone. Why did this girl have to cause so much drama over one guy? I had gone to my own extents in the past to get Aiden to notice me, but I would never blatantly lie about being with someone who barely gave me the time of day.

That was asking for that relationship to fail before it even began, but she was going to find out the hard way when I showed up with Aiden at the party.

At the same time, I was getting a ba