After Amelia and I’s time on the rooftop, I told her that we should go back to the party. I don’t want to go back, but I also don’t want to spend more time with Amelia, because it only makes me want to go beyond the boundary. And I don’t want that to happen, not when I’m still not sure if she is really indeed innocent or not.We were silent as we were walking back. As much as I would like to talk to her, I know I couldn’t, so I made sure to just shut my mouth. When we were finally back, she waved before going back to her table with her parents, while I went back to my friends who were all giving me teasing smiles. I rolled my eyes before flashing them a middle finger, and hoped that no one else saw that.“How did it go?” Eve was the one who asked first, earning her a slap from Kimberly who after seeing the place i

Waking up with a smile on my face was something I didn’t know could ever happen to me. I was always the type who is grumpy and all pouty in the morning, so now that I’m being all happy, it actually creeped out the maids who were serving me.  “Are you alright, young lady?” the head maid, who practically was the one who raised me and has been with me ever since I was born asked me, a concern look in her face as she extends her hand to touch my forehead to check my temperature “You’re not sick,” she stated the obvious, and as much as I wanted to say, ‘No shit, sherlock.’ I stopped myself, by just assuring her that I am indeed fine and not sick or hurt in any way. I’m actually ecstatic. Quite the opposite of what they thought I was feeling. Today, me and Amelia decided to g

Everything was new to me. I never knew what falling in love was like before I met Rei. But seeing her I just couldn’t help but find myself getting more and more attached to her. She was someone I could be myself with, and because of that I was so scared to risk our friendship for my feelings, so I decided to just admire her from afar. I was already glad to have her as my friend, and there was no need for me to go and tell her how I feel since it will only complicate things.  But then again, everything changed when our friends started teasing the both of us. And as much as I try to act normal, my face would still turn red whenever they would tell us to just go and be together, because I would love to be with her and date her. Rei was someone I could see myself in a romantic way, and I just really like her.  At first I

I don’t know how and what secret Amelia has for her to be able to handle my friends. They were asking her all these questions, making Nathan do most of them since he was sort of being protective whenever it comes to me and dating since he knows how the first one ended into misery.    “So, you share the same room?” This time, it was Eve who asked this, oh well, she was sort of clarifying it. I wanted to tell Amelia to just ignore her, since by the way Eve was looking at me with a brow raised and a smirk on her face, I know all too well she is up to no good. I don’t even know how our youngest,  since she is younger than me by a few months, ended up being the one who has the dirtiest mind, and mind you, she slept with someone as soon as she turned 18 years old. At first we were not believing her, because how come a church girl who made a promise in front of everybody (well according to

We were then sent to another private room, the one that is fancier since the owner of the restaurant is the one who came here. As soon as we entered, the atmosphere immediately felt tense and awkward. Nathan was not really close to his mum so it was sort of like us talking to someone we don’t really know.  “So, the order will come here soon. For now, let’s talk about you two,” she said, her smile still plastered on her face, and I badly want to make her shut up because I don’t want to talk about anything right now. All I want to do is go back to Amelia and enjoy this day together. We don’t have much time left outside school, and I don’t want another day to get wasted just because this grown woman is obsessed with her son’s lovelife.  “There is nothing to talk about, mum.