The Chaser (Camila/You)

Seventeen Pt. 1

Camila's POV

"How are they doing?" My mom asked, while we eat on the dining table.

"Hmm, Dinah asked if they could spend the night here on Saturday. Old gatherings like what we do in middle school days." I answered, taking a bite on my nugget.

"Well, would Y/n come?"

"I guess, I mean, I'd still drag her either way."

"Well, okay."

"How is she, anyway?" Papa asked.

"She's doing good, she's really trying hard to be better for me." I said, and smiled at the thought of her.

"That's good, mija" mama said.

I finished eating my nugget, and heard a beep from outside.

"Ma, pa, I'll go now, yeah?" I kissed their cheeks.

"Alright, be careful mija" they reminded.

Today's the first day I'll come back to school, since the incident.

I walked through the hallways, people were looking.

They were whispering at each other.

I looked down, feeling the embarrassment go rush inside my body.

"Hey."

Someone suddenly said, walking alongside with me.

"Oh- Hi." I replied, slightly smiling at the most precious woman I know.

"How are you, mi princesa?" She smiled brightly.

It's a Y/N day, huh?

"It's fine, I guess?"

"You guess?"

"I guess."

"Why-- Hey, you guys, would you stop staring and go with your own businesses!? Am I that handsome to be looked at!? I know you want my face, but please, just stop looking. I'm shy." Y/N shouted, halfway through joking around like the old days.

People laughed and actually stopped staring.

"Thank you, Y/N." I thanked her.

"I knew it was bothering you. Heck, who doesn't want my handsome beautiful face?" She said cockily.

I rolled my eyes, chuckling.

"You're an idiot"

"I'm your idiot"

I blushed.

"Aww, what a cutie" she pinched my cheeks and I pouted.

"Staaahhhpp" I told her, then she laughed and put her arms behind me.

"Let's get you to your next class, then, mi lady?" She said, trying to do a British accent.

I nodded.

As the class started, Y/N is really proactive today.

She's in a good mood, huh?

"Again, class, if you all know or must I say the consumers, if consumers know and think about the opportunity cost, then it'll be easier for them to compute for their needs." Our teacher said.

Y/N quickly jolted down notes.

What a nerd.

Your nerd.

I know right?

Break time. Finally.

"Ello" Y/N walked beside me again heading to the cafeteria.