"We'd like to rent one lane for four people, please." Christian told the lady upfront. She nodded and we all payed, stepping aside until our lane was ready.
It was 12:04 A.M. and we were going Midnight Bowling. The Bowling alley glowed in the dark a navy blue color.
"I haven't been bowling in a year." I admitted.
"Looks like The Boss is going to win yet another game of bowling." Cody said with a smug smile.
Alli rolled her eyes. I crossed my arms and stepped infront of Cody.
"I'm The Boss," I reminded Cody. "And you're just working for me." I added, winking.
The lady upfront called us over and asked for our shoe sizes. After we gave them our shoes we were wearing, we put on the shoes they assigned.
As soon as Alli and I put on our shoes, we started sliding toward our alley.
I sat down on one of the six stools and watched as Cody programmed all of our names.
Beadles
Alli
The Boss and
"Cody, why do you have yourself as 'Ugly'?" I asked curiously.
He raised his eyebrow and handed me a neon pink bowling ball.
"Ugly, you're up first." He winked.
I glared at him and grabbed the ball out of his hands.
I positioned myself and stared at the pins.
I felt a pair of hands wrap around my waist and Cody pull my arm with the bowling ball back.
My hands started shaking nervously at Cody's sudden contact with me.
He let go of my hand and the ball dropped, rolling out of balance.
I gasped and turned around, facing a happy looking Cody.
"You did that on purpose, Simpson." I angrily said, poking his chest.
"I'm sorry, I only respond to 'The Boss.'" Cody grinned.
"Well, Mr. Boss, you're going to regret 'Ugly' ever working for you." I muttered, pointing at me.
He raised his eyebrow. "You admit that you're ugly?"
"No--I--ugh, no!" I mumbled.
"Good, because I don't think so either." He smiled.
I rolled my eyes and walked around him, sitting down on a stool.
He bowled next.
"Strike!" He bragged, sitting beside me.
"It's just luck." I said.
He scoffed. "It's called having skills." Cody corrected me.
- - -
Alli had 46 points.
Christian had 47 points.
Cody had 52 points.
I had 49 points.
"Ugly, you're next." Christian teased.
I grinned sarcastically and got into bowling position.
A second later, I had 59 points.
I jumped up and down, cheering. Alli and Christian gave me a high five.
"Traitors." Cody mumbled.
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Cody Simpson? My EX Best Friend
हास्य-विनोद"If two past lovers can remain friends, it's either they were never really in love or, still are." *Sequel to: Don't Cry Your Heart Out: A Cody Simpson Love Story*
