yelled. I rolled my eyes and dropped my book on the grass. Alexa sighed. "Where are you guys going tonight?" she asked us. We all felt kind of bad for her because she had no friends, but it was because she was very touchy and irksom. "Nowhere, Deidre. There was just this party we heard about-" Alexa tried to begin but was interupted. "Who's party?" Deidre asked. I brought myself to my knees then pushed off the ground to gain some kinetic energy to get up on my feet. "My brother's college party. He's letting em invite only a few people. I've already given-" I was interupted as well. "This guy I know is coming in from out of the country. I could bring him with me. I think you'd like him, Autumn." Who in the hell invited Deidre? Who? Not me. It's not even my party. Or my brother's. I sighed and looked at Alexa. Our look held the words, "Aw shit." Before letting go of her eyes, I made a facial expression that stated that I thanked her for her idiocy. She brought her eyebrows up and twisted her lips in apology. "Uh sounds good, Deidre. I'll see you there," I replied.
After giving her the address and time for the party and watching her as she walked out of sight, I hit Alexa. She yelped in sudden pain. "Stupid!" I exclaimed. "Did you not see me trying to tell you not to say anything?" She rubbed her arm and replied innocently, "I thought you were shaking your head to tell me that you weren't going tonight!" A breeze picked up and made our skirts go up. We both screamed like children and pushed them back down. "Just come on, Alex," I said irritated and grabbed her arm.
Whether it was the smell of homecooked food or the excitement that was building up inside us, the house seemed to be overly inviting. "Hunter!" I yelled as Alexa and I stepped into the house slowly. For some reason Alexa always feels like she's intruding on my house when she comes over. She bites her lip and furrows her eyeborws as if she's sneaking in and trying not to make a sound. I saw her holding onto the door frame as she walked in. "Alexa, just come in. Stop being shy and awkward," I commanded in as nice a tone as I could summon up without sounding like a bitch. She came in a dropped her bag in the corner. "Autumn, are you sure it's alri-" There was a crash of pots and pans just as I closed the door. "Tummy, you're home?" Hunter, my older brother called out from the kitchen. His voice was deep and echoed
After giving her the address and time for the party and watching her as she walked out of sight, I hit Alexa. She yelped in sudden pain. "Stupid!" I exclaimed. "Did you not see me trying to tell you not to say anything?" She rubbed her arm and replied innocently, "I thought you were shaking your head to tell me that you weren't going tonight!" A breeze picked up and made our skirts go up. We both screamed like children and pushed them back down. "Just come on, Alex," I said irritated and grabbed her arm.
Whether it was the smell of homecooked food or the excitement that was building up inside us, the house seemed to be overly inviting. "Hunter!" I yelled as Alexa and I stepped into the house slowly. For some reason Alexa always feels like she's intruding on my house when she comes over. She bites her lip and furrows her eyeborws as if she's sneaking in and trying not to make a sound. I saw her holding onto the door frame as she walked in. "Alexa, just come in. Stop being shy and awkward," I commanded in as nice a tone as I could summon up without sounding like a bitch. She came in a dropped her bag in the corner. "Autumn, are you sure it's alri-" There was a crash of pots and pans just as I closed the door. "Tummy, you're home?" Hunter, my older brother called out from the kitchen. His voice was deep and echoed
