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her room wearing a cute t-shirt that says Eat Me Instead and a pair of white skinny jeans. Marilyn was actually only twenty like me. I was born after her. She was born in January and I’m born in April.
“Hey Shay. I heard you talking to Luke last night. Y’all dating now?” she said as she set the table up.
“Yea. And you are dating nobody at the moment Ms. Captain of the Volleyball team.”
“At least I’m not a cheerleader.” she said and flipped her hair. I shrugged.
“Don’t forget that I’m also in the Math Bowl too.” I said. Marilyn snorted.
“Nerd. You’re such a nerd just so you know.” I nodded and Marilyn took a whole mouthful of her toast. I giggled and there was a knock at the door. I squeaked and ran to my room.
“Marilyn! Open the door.” I threw on a purple t-shirt that says St. Panamá on it and a pair of black shorts that show off my legs. I got out and saw Luke.
“Lukey!” I said and hugged him. He chuckled and kissed my hair.
“Hey Shay.” he said. I looked up at him and kissed him smack on the mouth. He responded and Marilyn gagged. We stopped and looked at her.
“I’m trying to eat but clearly I can’t since romance is happening right in front of my damn face.” she said, playfully.
“Ha ha! You’re so funny.” I said. I took Luke’s hand and he sat in my seat. I sat on his lap and Marilyn’s phone beeped.
“Got to go.” she said and got up. She kissed my forehead and left. Luke sighed.
“Finally. Peace at last.” he said. I looked at him and he smiled.
“Very funny Luke.” I said and he kissed my cheek. His fingers twirled in my medium wavy-curly hair. It was a brunette color.
“Ok. I am just joking. You caught me.” I giggled and we kissed. It felt different now that Luke and I are in a relationship. But that didn’t stop me to find what I wanted. The glass mirror.
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“Hey Shay. I heard you talking to Luke last night. Y’all dating now?” she said as she set the table up.
“Yea. And you are dating nobody at the moment Ms. Captain of the Volleyball team.”
“At least I’m not a cheerleader.” she said and flipped her hair. I shrugged.
“Don’t forget that I’m also in the Math Bowl too.” I said. Marilyn snorted.
“Nerd. You’re such a nerd just so you know.” I nodded and Marilyn took a whole mouthful of her toast. I giggled and there was a knock at the door. I squeaked and ran to my room.
“Marilyn! Open the door.” I threw on a purple t-shirt that says St. Panamá on it and a pair of black shorts that show off my legs. I got out and saw Luke.
“Lukey!” I said and hugged him. He chuckled and kissed my hair.
“Hey Shay.” he said. I looked up at him and kissed him smack on the mouth. He responded and Marilyn gagged. We stopped and looked at her.
“I’m trying to eat but clearly I can’t since romance is happening right in front of my damn face.” she said, playfully.
“Ha ha! You’re so funny.” I said. I took Luke’s hand and he sat in my seat. I sat on his lap and Marilyn’s phone beeped.
“Got to go.” she said and got up. She kissed my forehead and left. Luke sighed.
“Finally. Peace at last.” he said. I looked at him and he smiled.
“Very funny Luke.” I said and he kissed my cheek. His fingers twirled in my medium wavy-curly hair. It was a brunette color.
“Ok. I am just joking. You caught me.” I giggled and we kissed. It felt different now that Luke and I are in a relationship. But that didn’t stop me to find what I wanted. The glass mirror.
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Publication Date: 06-05-2013
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Dedication:
I dedicate this book to my sis, Dandelion and my friends. they were the ones to inspire me to publish my books.
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