Cindy Lowe, the daughter of the #1 most dangerous mafia leader in England. She is confident, dangerous, intelligent and has a body "to die for". Cindy moves from London to New York due to her father's business. New city means a new school and new fr...
Y'all aren't ready for this Mikey face reveal i swear.
CINDY'S POV
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I WALK INTO THE girls changing rooms and all eyes were on me as i walked towards my locker. "Cheerleading" Lucy tells me causing me to groan, i hate cheerleading. With a passion. All it is is a time for the girls to dress up in some revealing costume and cheer on the boys when they are playing a sport. (No hate on cheerleading this is just for the story) I look at the outfit and make a disgusted face at it...i swear its just a strip of material. Brie laughs at me as she puts hers on whilst winking "might aswell tease the boys if we've got nothing better to do" she whispers making us all laugh. I watch as Stacey walks out first, pulling her sports bra down to try and show off her non existent chest (no hate towards small boob girls cus you guys rock). "Readyyy" Stacey squeals whilst positioning herself in the center of the sports hall, her little minions behind her. She starts to "stretch" by doing squats facing away from the boys with her butt in their faces...desperate much? Sasha leans against the locker as she laughs at the situation going on round the corner from us and points out mikeys face, who looks scarred for life and scared shitless as Stacey does her thing. I chuckle and look at myself one more time in the mirror, hating that my boobs are this exposed in school...oh well might aswell give Blake a run for his money.
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