“Snap out of it,” my best friend sighs, snapping her fingers before me.“What?” I say, blushing.“You are staring at him. Again.” She points out.“I'm not,” I deny.“You are.” Her face fills with pity. “Zane is wildly desired by half of the female population in school and asides that, you, my dear, are not the kind of girl he goes for.”Ouch. That hurts.Nothing lowers a girl's confidence faster than being told by her best friend that she isn't attractive enough for the guy she has had a crush on for a year.Thank you, Sammy. I try not to roll my eyes at her.“Let's go, Zara.” She stands up. “There is nothing here for us anymore.”I stand up. The game I don't care about is over and Zane who I care about is already walking away from the field, trailed by a dozen cheerleaders.I hide my displeasure at the image.“Let's go have some snacks.” She turns to me. “I'm hungry.”Code for she wants to have dinner with her boyfriend. “I'm not hungry.”I shake my head. I'm not in the mood to watc
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