𝗚𝗔𝗠𝗘 𝗢𝗡, 𝗕𝗜𝗧𝗖𝗛𝗘𝗦
A year has passed since the disappearance of the Queen Bee, Alison Dilaurentis and the five best friends were still the talk of the town.
Caitlin Scott, Hanna Marin, Spencer Hastings, Aria Montgomery and Emily Fields h...
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"Did you ask her yet?"
Caitlin pulled her eyes away from the book she was currently reading to see Caleb taking a seat in front of her in the courtyard.
"Morning to you too."
"Did you ask her yet?" Caleb repeated, ignoring her sarcastic greeting.
"Yes," Caitlin rolled her eyes, closing her book, "she said yes, and I would like to make it clear that it took begging. Why are you in such a rush to get new customers anyway?"
"I need the money," Caleb shrugged his shoulders.
"You sure it's not because you want to go on a date with—"
"I don't have a crush on your friend," Caleb rolled his eyes.
"Okay," Caitlin shrugged, not believing him, "whatever you say."
"Have I mentioned that you're really annoying?" Caleb smiled at her sarcastically making her grin.
"That might be the sweetest thing you've ever said to me," Caitlin held her hand to her heart making him roll his eyes once again, "you know if you keep doing that, your eyes might get stuck."
"Okay, you know what—"
"We need to talk," Hanna strode up to the bickering duo kicking Caleb's converse covered foot to grab his attention. He looked away from Caitlin to stare at her best friend with a raised eyebrow, "you know that thing you did with Mrs Montgomery's car? Well, just pretend like it never happened, okay? Don't talk about it, don't blog about it, don't tweet about it. Clear?"
"Can I speak now?" Caleb questioned, waiting for her rant to finish.
"Okay, if you must, but it's really annoying," Hanna crossed her arms making Caitlin chuckle looking back down at her book.
"The way I see it, you owe me," Caleb smirked.
"For what?" Hanna scoffed.
"For doing that thing I can't talk, blog, or tweet about," Caleb walked off leaving the girls alone.
"Owing him never ends well," Caitlin mumbled picking her book up as she stood up.
Hanna sighed, uncrossing her arms, "tell me about it. I'm the one going on a date with him because you owe him."
