Bailie Patricks P.O.V
I wake up on Saturday morning, sunlight streaming in through my window. I roll over and grab my phone checking my notifications. I quickly scroll through Instagram and briskly look at Snapchat before I get through my messages. 2 from Britt and 7 from Sabrina and one from an unknown number. I roll back onto my bed and stare at my phone debating if I should read them. The temptation gives in and I open Sabrina's first.
10 P.M Hey Bailie, do you really know want to go to the party?
10:05 P.M I mean if you really don't want to go you don't have to.
10:06 P.M But it would be fun!
11 P.M Ooo Guess what!
11:04 P.M Connor Smith thinks your cute
11: 05 P.M You know the cute boy in your English who's new
11: 09 P.M He likes you and is probably going to ask you out!
I groan and rub my eyes before I go on to Britt's messages.
10:03 P.M So I hope that the little idea of you not going to the party has left.
11:14 Wow. You've somehow managed to score someone cute! Congrats Bai Bai. How did you manage?
I breathe in and groan. Britt's acting like some rude step-mother in some teen Disney movie. Quickly I open the message from the unknown number, a tiny sliver of me hoping that it's the girl from yesterday. My hopes are quickly crushed as I realize it's not her.
11:20 P.M Hi Bailie I hope this doesn't seem weird. It's Connor, umm I'm in your English class and I was wondering if you would like to go get coffee some time.
Hey Connor.
I quickly delete that and look around my room and think of what Britt and the rest of our friends would think if I turn him down.
Hey Connor
I start again.
I would love to go out for coffee but just as friends. I don't know if Britt or Sabrina told you but I'm not looking for anyone.
He responds immediately
Of course, I totally understand. So it's a date!
As friends, as friends.
This Saturday at the local coffee house around 10?
I respond
Of course, see you then!
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After taking a shower I slip into mom jeans and a tight blacktop. I throw on a gray sweater and pull my simple brown hair into a ponytail. Britt would say I look like a teen mom, the rest of our friends would be quick to agree.
I take on more look at myself before I grab my car keys and yell goodbye to the probably empty house. Hoping in my car I do another double-check and groan realizing I forgot to put on my makeup. I check the time and realize that I'm already going to be late so I pull out of the driveway and make my way to the Local Coffee House (it's actual name)
I pull into the parking lot and tear out of the car, 10 minutes late. I open the coffee shop door and look around quickly realizing I have no idea what Connor looks like. All I know is that he's meduimish height with brown hair, basically half the boys in here. After a couple of awkward minutes, I hear my name coming from the left of me. I pivot to see a boy with a slightly feminine face and curly brown hair. He has lime green eyes and is wearing a band shirt and a jeans jacket over it.
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