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"Nobody says cool ranch. It's blue Doritos,"
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"Anyone want to come to get food with me?" Wyatt asks. "I do," I say excitedly. Archer snickers. "I'm hungry. Deal with it," I tell him coming down from my bed.
Spend time with Wyatt. Good plan. Even though he's straight. I'm like James Charles. I have a problem with liking straight men.
"So do I," Archer says. I glare at him. Really. Intruding. He shrugs at my glare and I roll my eyes. You retard.
Great, let's go. He opens the door and we all walk out. "I have a love-hate relationship with Sundays," I say.
"So do I," Wyatt says and I look at him. He's tall. He looks down at me. "You're really short," Archer says.
"My parents aren't even that short!" I complain to him. "Yet you're tiny," Archer laughs. I punch him in the arm knowing it won't hurt him.
Wyatt laughs with us. We turn a corner to get into the cafeteria. What a surprise. It's crowded with growing boys and scared little 8-year-olds.
Two run past us going back to their rooms. I chuckle. "Remeber when that was us?" I ask Archer. "Yeah," he smiles.
"Totally remember that," Wyatt comments and I turn to him. "You're the funniest," I sarcastically say.
"I know," he says and walks over to the vending machine. "I'll be back in a second," Archer says and he runs off.
I shrug and follow Wyatt. I stand next to him awkwardly in line. Waiting for my Doritos. Blue Doritos.
We both stand awkwardly. "Favorite type of chips?" he breaks the silence. "Blue Doritos," I answer.
"Cool ranch?" he asks. "Nobody says cool ranch. It's blue Doritos," I say. He nods no. "Cool Ranch Doritos," he says.
"I can't talk to you anymore," I turn away from him. "Oh really?" he asks. "Really," I answer him.
I hear him put his money in the machine. I keep ignoring him. I hear him snicker. He holds a bag of blue Doritos in front of my face.
I grab them and turn around. "Wow," he says. "it's like a Christmas present for me," I smile greedily.
He stares at me like I'm an idiot. "Have you changed at all when you were little?" he asks. "Only physically," I say and look for Archer.
I see him watching us. I smile. He immediately changes his facial expression from what is going on? to I was not stalking you too!
I laugh at him and he chuckles. "Your laugh is like a girl," Wyatt says. "Thank you," I fake laugh.
"It's like, small and cute," he says and starts walking away. I feel my cheeks heat up and I look at Archer who has a confused expression.
I shrug and follow him.
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Authors Note: Next chapter will leave you shook
Question: Favorite song atm?
Answer: Anything from the 8 Letters Album and the acoustic version of Trust Fund Baby and 8 Letters.
Reminder: Vote cause you need to earn the next chapter!
Sneak Peak: She jumps down from the top bunk and runs to the door.
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