False Bestfriends

me you were leaving

out of m

ng into Sisi’s car where

t?” Sisi ask

best friend neither did any of her other friends. Sisi had seen King a few times but she hadn’t susp

ked, seeing she was

otten to eat. King was the cause. Her

lly to Sisi, “Mum’s not arou

also didn’t eat anything. I was depending on you for

ning back in her seat

that morning. He told her he had heard she and her mother arguing and had decided to leave to avoid causing more problems. As to why h

, make her so angry and worried and then in

er lap and she opened

lly made you angry” Sisi c

s, picking up the p

the food alr

e and beating up whomever it is that made you angry in y

i a grateful smile and t

r mouth. King or no King

been informed while in the cafeteria. The principal had collapsed and had been rushed to the hospital. They weren’t allowed to go home do she and her friends had come to the school garden

he was staring at her, again. She smiled at him like she always did when she caught him and like always, he smiled back in return but this time he didn’t look away, he k

e looked up. Koty. She looked behind him to see his footb

her, dropping his

making another attempt to concentrate on her books. She could see her fri

y commented after a few minutes

ds keep sneaking glanced in this direction plus the fact that we've becom

t a laugh. She stared at him, it ha

he said when he got i

?” she excl

us.” he added, a bri

confusion, “ That wa

gain, “I know you did

about him. He seemed too good, too nice, too happy, too organized… Was i

r with an emotion she couldn’t decipher, “It took me a lot t

le disa

n’t no

op smiling. You’re beautiful; a

sent and the laugh came up her thr

laughing along wi

r she stopped laughing, look

ncentrate on y

back up at him as he pulled his books c

away again, giving h

?” he asked, his smile

d, “Please read your books. I would

and I wouldn’t fail if I spend this

nitely a sw

spend them with you?” s

hem with me even if I leave. You yourself

, that was

r a few moments of the

e had dropped and he seemed nervous.

’ve really wanted to talk with you for the longest but I've never had the courage to walk up to you and keep a conversation for this long. If not for Adams and Gabriel, I may not have even come up to you now. I’m glad the

He looked so cute; sitting with his back hunched, his body facing hers, his eyes blinking ever so innocently and his

aced but smil

to say, say it and stop

interest.” She

running a hand across

ped, his smi

her directly in the eye, “Would you like