The next few days were normal.
But it was a new kind of normal.
Instead of sitting alone during lunch, I sat with Tyler. I told him not to sit with me, because it would make him less popular, but-
"When I defended you, Ingrid did not look happy," Tyler shrugged. "There's no going back. Besides, I like being with you." That had me turning red.
Oh - did I mention that we had all of our classes together? Well, we did. We were in chemistry class. And as sweet and kind Tyler was...
... he was still a boy. An annoying, irksome boy. With beautiful emerald eyes...
So, in a nutshell, my feelings for Tyler were all over the place.
But the moment a crumpled up piece of paper was tossed at me, my feelings gravitated towards "irksome".
I opened it, muttering something about stupid boys, and skimmed through it.
do u mind if i come to ur house?
I stopped myself from writing "no i do mind" and instead wrote "ya sure just lemme ask my parents first"
I gave it to him.
Tyler read it, scribbled something on the paper, then passed it back to me.
ok
After class ended, I asked him, "Why didn't you just text me or something?"
"Didn't want to get caught."
He seems to be in a bad mood, I thought to myself.
"Are... you okay?"
He ignored me and kept walking.
I touched his shoulder. "Dude. Please tell me."
"It's none of your business."
"Well, it is my business if you invited yourself to my house," I snapped.
Tyler turned around. "Look, I'm sorry, okay? I just have lots of stuff going on that I really don't want to talk about." Well, so do I!
"You're not the only one with problems." I said, crossing my arms.
"Family problems?"
I nod.
Tyler's features softened slightly, and I felt myself relax. He was intense. "Do you want to talk about-"
"NO! If you won't open up when I asked you first, then I'm not going to when you asked second!" I practically screamed. I didn't notice that a couple heads had turned. Didn't care.
Tyler grabbed my arm. "Morgan, wait-"
"Don't call me that." I wrenched my arm away. I hated that name, hated that it reminded me of her.
"Please," Tyler pleaded.
How do I say no to-
Stop. I can't. He would never like me.
And if he does? What if I push him away?
He's way out of my league! He shouldn't like me.
"MJ?"
"I need to go," I say, my voice stone cold.
And I briskly walked out of the room, not looking back.
A/N You're probably mad at me but we need some drama! Like... they aren't perfect. And additionally, they aren't a "thing." Will they ever be?
Patience!
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