Read Story: SEASON 1 EPISODE 81
I rubbed my hands together nervously. After a long
conversation with my brother last night, I came up
with a plan. It has to do with my mystery kiss,
which has been driving me completely and utterly
insane these past few days. I haven’t been getting the
right amount of sleep at night and I’ve been like a
zombie. But this will all come to an end because I
have the perfect plan.
If I can’t kiss Jonah, then I’ll have to try and kiss
Francis.
I stared at the gymnasium door from afar. I got
some firsthand insight from a few jocks that were in
front of me in the cafeteria lunch line; they were
complaining about how the boy’s locker room
bathroom is messed up so they constantly have to
use the bathroom down the hallway.
I already switched the signs on the doors; the one for
the boy’s bathroom is now screwed onto the
janitor’s closet door. I really hope he can’t tell the
difference. Or maybe he won’t care and he’ll pee on
the floor. I shuddered at the thought. I saw the door
opening and Francis casually walked out, dressed in
his football uniform. He was whistling casually and I
stood up, out of his view and darted into the janitor’s
closet. I switched the lights off and hid.
Light entered the room along with Francis’s bulky
figure. He stopped whistling as he looked around and
I leaped forward, pressing my lips to his. Bad things
were running through my mind; what if he pushes
me off of him because he thinks I’m a guy? What if
he doesn’t let me leave and finds out who I am and
assumes I have a major crush on him?
I was analyzing the kiss although it was pretty one
sided. Francis seemed frozen and I was just standing
in front of him, standing on my tippy toes, kissing
him. When I realized that that was as far as I was
going to get, I jumped back and exited the janitor’s
closet, running as fast as I could to get away.
I ran down the hallway and around a bend, making
sure I got to the parking lot. I ran out to the parking
lot where there were about fifteen cars. I found mine
and I ran over to it, panting heavily. I placed my
hands on my knees when I heard sneakers hitting
asphalt behind me. How’d he catch up with me?
“Savannah, what’s wrong?” I turned to see Sabrina
who had on sweatpants and a tank top. I looked
around at the snow. Did she not feel the cold? I had a
reason not to; I mean, I just ran through nearly half
of the school.
“I can’t breathe,” I was panting. My legs are burning
as if they’re on fire.
She patted my back as I stood up. She handed me a
water bottle and I chugged it, my vision was blurry.
“Were you following me?”
She shook her head. “I was at a track meet.”
I stared at her, wide eyed. She runs track? The girl
who wears pink and high heels runs track? I would
assume she cheerleads. “You run track?”
“Cross country,” she smiled proudly and I nodded.
“Now what were you running from?”
“I…just wanted to run!” I lied, giggling nervously.
She nodded. “Of course, that’s why you were
running with a terrified look on your face. I run like
that, too. Now seriously, why were you running?”
“I kissed Francis,” I replied quietly. She stared at me
for a moment.
“Come again?” she asked, raising an eyebrow.
“I kissed Francis,” I told her a bit louder.
She placed her hand on her forehead. “What? Why?”
I explained the situation about Christmas Eve to her
and the mystery kisser and she was staring at me
with a frown on her face. “Well, was it him?”
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