JaylaThe lights from my window are blinding me so much that I know I have no choice but to wake up soon. And I don't really want to wake up anytime soon. I mean, today is Sunday and all and I am supposed to sleep in for a very long time. But the sun has other ideas, as it rose up very early today.I am still supposed to be sleeping but this sun is hindering my plans. I burrow deeper into my duvet but it seems that the thickness of the duvet does nothing to prevent the rays of the sun from getting to me still. It seems I can't evade this shining hot sun any further so I have to wake up fully. With a groan, I slide my head out of the covers, followed by my body as Iook around my room, glaring hotly at the offending window that is letting the sun in. I decide within my mind that since I am already awake, I might as well just make the best of it. Or try to make the best of it as much as I can. So with that thought in my mind, I rise up from my bed and move to the deep red rug in the mi

JaylaIt is Tuesday evening already and I am in my room getting ready for the hangout with Anna and my other friends, Shane, Jess and Tyler are working on their mission just as I had predicted. So I am going to go out to have a good time with Anna while the others work, and in the night, me and Tyler will spend time talking on the phone as we have been doing these past few days. I have already showered and washed all the sweat and grime of school off my body — not that there was any sweat and grime to start with — but now at least I am feeling refreshed. I open my closet and quickly select an outfit without wasting any time. I am going for a casual look so my yellow sundress and flat roped sandals are on point. I put them on and complete the outfit with a light brush of makeup and a half moon pendant.Then I stuff the regular things — my keys, cash, and phone — into my small shoulder bag and I am ready to go. I have already told my parents about the hangout and they have agreed with

JaylaBeth looks at me with a very evil smirk on her face. It is just as if she takes delight in riling me up. Well, if that is what she wants, I will give it to her. I turn my eyes on her, glaring at her so hotly, and if looks could kill, she would be lying dead on the floor by now. "Are you blind, girl?" she asks maliciously as she glowers at Anna. "Didn't you see that I was passing? Why did you have to bump and shove me?" "What are you saying? You are clearly the blind one here since you are the one that bumped into her. Instead of apologizing to her for shoving her, you are just spitting nonsense. What is wrong with you?" My nose is almost flaring in anger now as I glare at Beth so that she can feel the full force of my wrath. But she doesn't back down. She glares back at me hotly, her eyes narrowing. I can already tell that I am in for a long argument. "No, I should be asking you that," Beth says. "What is wrong with you, actually? Your little friend here bumped into me and y

Jayla I get to my car, unlock it and just as I am about to open the door and get in, I hear someone calling my name from behind. The voice sounds just like Jessica's and when I turn around, I know I am right. Jess is about ten feet behind me and she waves wildly at me just as our eyes meet. "Hey, Jay," she calls out, not minding the stares she is getting. "Wait for me."I stand just outside the car, waiting for her and Anna stands just by the other side too. When Jess gets to my side, she hugs me. Then she turns and waves at Anna."Hi, Anna," she says and Anna waves back at her too. "Hi, Jessica," she replies. "I didn't bring my car to school so I will be catching a ride with you. You are heading home, right?" she says."Yes, I am and after then, we will all go to the pack house to meet with the guys. They have something to tell us in respect to the mission. You understand, right?" I ask as subtly as possible because I don't want Anna to know anything about the mission. "Of course

JaylaAs soon as I ask my question, everywhere and everyone becomes silent, so much that if a pin is dropped on the floor, the sound would be heard clearly. The air around all of us becomes thick with tension and I look at the faces of everyone around the table, moving from one to the another. As my eyes meet theirs, they all look away. Well, all of them except for Anna who looks at me with a confused and probing expression on her face. That is when I realize that I have done something wrong. I shouldn't have talked about the revenge we are supposed to be planning for Jasper because Anna is here and she is not supposed to know about it.Well, I have committed a mistake but there is no going back. Anna has already heard the beginning of it so I might as well tell her all about it. I feel like she deserves to know since she is more or less a part of our friend group now. We have gotten really closer these past few days and I can tell that she is someone I can trust. I fix my gaze on