The writer's block was hella strong with this chapter omg. Especially the end. I kinda sucks I'm sorry.
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I read the word problem for the fifth time and let out a long sigh.
When am I going to use calculus as a photographer?
Never, the answer is never.
Yet, I need this class to graduate high school. So for the sixth time, I read the problem again.
Then my phone rang.
"Thank goodness." I said to myself before picking the phone off the counter seeing a call from Jason.
"Hi." I said with a smile.
"Let's go on an adventure." Jason said without a greeting.
"Right now? It's eleven o'clock at night."
"Doesn't matter. Put your shoes on I'm coming to get you."
"What? Jason-" But he had already hung up.
Does he realize that tomorrow is Monday and that its exams week?
There was a knock on my door and I moved my books to the side and stood up to get it.
"You don't have shoes on." He said when I opened the door and I laughed at him.
"What has gotten into you?" I asked.
"Nothing. We just need to be spontaneous." He smiled and I let out a laugh.
"Let's be spontaneous after we pass out exams." I told him.
"That would be a celebration, we're being spontaneous right now." He said. "Now let's go." He grabbed my hand.
"I don't have shoes on."
"Then go put shoes on." He said and I let out a laugh before walking to my room.
I slipped on a pair riding boots and went back to Jason.
"Come on." He grabbed my hand as I grabbed my phone.
"Why do you have chocolate and strawberry syrup and spoons?" I frowned as he pressed the elevator button.
"No questions. We're being spontaneous." He said and I laughed.
"Babe, are you drunk?" I asked and he smiled at me.
"Nope, I've just lost all of my sanity studying for my statistics exam." He said and I let out a laugh.
That makes a lot more sense.
"Is our spontaneous activity legal?" I asked. If he's going on an adventure, who am I to stop him? Besides, I want an adventure too.
"Probably not." He shrugged and my eyes widened.
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HumorCasey Manning likes to run away from her problems. That's why she moved all the way to New York when her dad died. Now, returning back home to finish high school, she's faced with issues that she can't run away from. Jason McCall faces his problems...
