Olivia, your average fourteen-year-old is the younger sister of Leah Williamson, she's a girl with her own dreams and goals, but she's also got a bad temper and often finds herself in trouble a lot.
One mistake too many and finds herself now living...
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Olivia sat outside on the bench outside of the school, waiting for her sister to arrive and pick her up. Finding the best way to pass the time, she scrolled through her instragram feed as she checked out the latest posts she had missed while she was in school for them several hours.
"What you doing sitting out here on your own?" The blonde heard a familiar voice speak up, as she turned around and spotted the smiling brunette that was heading her way.
"Waiting for my sister to pick me up," Olivia said, waving her iPhone up in the air slightly. "Leah always takes a while to get anywhere, so, gotta find a way to kill time, I guess. What are you doing here still?" she explained.
Jess laughed slightly and sat on the bench beside the blonde girl, "Football training, well, I was supposed to have but it got cancelled," she told the girl. "Want some company while you wait?" she asked.
"Sure," Olivia grinned at the brunette, not too sure how to act around her. "Are you sure you're not just here to meet my sister?" she joked, trying to push her intital feelings' aside for the girl that she had only met a few hours ago.
Jess let out a small gasp and placed her hand over her heart, "Is that what you seriously think of me? I'm not Soph. Nah, I'm not that much of a fangirl," she told her jokingly. "And here I thought I was being nice, offering to stay with you while you wait." she teased.
Olivia couldn't help but laugh, "Well, thanks, how kind of you to offer me your company," The blonde replied, smiling at the brunette.
"Yeah, I mean, I didn't want the new girl to be feeling all left out on her first day at a new school," Jess said, continuing to tease the blonde lightly. "So, do you have any plans now after school?" she wondered.
"Uh, I'm not too sure, think I might do," Olivia said, shrugging her shoulders.
"Shame, I was about to ask you to come to the cafe with me for a drink," Jess replied, taking the plunge to offer the invitation to hang out with the blonde. "But you know, if you're busy then, maybe another time." she suggested.
"Definitely, sounds good," Olivia said in response. "Is this you asking me out on a date?" she asked, jokingly.
"Maybe," Jess said, winking at the blonde.
"Oh," Olivia wasn't expecting the direct response and felt herself blushing slightly. "Uh, sure, okay, maybe then." she stuttered her words.
"You're cute when you blush like that, Williamson," Jess said, smirking slightly at the blonde. "I mean it's a shame you can't play for our schools' team, you have serious talent, but I get where it comes from now at least." she said.
"Well, guess that football does run in the blood after all," Olivia couldn't help but giggle slightly.
The girl didn't really know what to make of these feelings, she felt a sudden rush of a warm tingling-like feeling inside of her and she felt confused, was she supposed to feel like this way towards a girl like she was a boy? The blonde couldn't understand it.
