All Chapters of Fake Dating The Playboy: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Tired, me and Chance sat down in some chairs that were situated near the candy floss machine. The place where Aaron had said he went. Chance and I had been searching for him for 35 minutes now, but couldn't find him anywhere. Chance thought he had gone for an emergency, but I knew better than to think that. You see, Chance thought we were dating, so he wouldn't assume that Aaron would 'cheat', but in actual fact, Aaron was a free bird, meaning he could go with any girl that he wanted at this minute and that's exactly where I believed him to be. With some girl. And not just any girl. 'Ticket girl' to be specific. I felt angry at the thought. What if someone saw him with this girl? He would screw up the whole plan. If he wanted this to work, he needed to stop being so careless. "Calm down" Chance's voice broke into my thoughts. "His mum probably just called him home for something. You know she's in a bad state. He probably went there" He spoke in a reassuring tone, but I k

I made a mental note to punch Aaron in the nose for all the unwarranted attention he brought my way. I peeked out from above my 'Othello' book to see the heated glares of all the females in the class and I cowered back down, scribbling down some notes. It had been a total of 10 minutes since I had arrived and they hadn't relented. "Hey" I turned around in the direction the voice came from to see a male on the desk beside me. His hair was chestnut brown, curly and unruly on his head. He was slightly tanned and there were a few faded freckles on the bridge of his nose. I didn't know him, but I answered him nevertheless. "Hi" I said, smiling, albeit shyly for it had been a while since people approached me just to say 'hi'. His green eyes shone as he jutted his hand out towards me. "I'm Elliot Heffley. I'm new here and was just looking around for a friendly face." He joked, politely, with a small laugh and I tensed slightly at the fact that someone was actually talking to

"Yes, blood pressures normal now. Just keep drinking a lot of fluids and stay away from eating a lot of fatty food" The nurse told me. I nodded my head showing I understood when, in actual fact, I didn't care. I couldn't find myself to care anymore. I pulled my sleeves down and stood up from my seat, waiting for the nurse to dismiss me. I fidgeted with my fingers for awhile, looking around the room. The nurse fiddled with a few machines, taking notes down on a pad. I bit my lip anxiously, hoping for the silence to end. Finally, she turned around to face me, concern evident on her face. "I know, I've asked this everytime, honey, but I have to as part of the protocol. Are you sure we can't be of further assistance?" She bent down towards my height, putting the notepad down on the chair besides me. "Yes. I'm sure." I breathed out confidently. I didn't want anyone to question me right now, especially when I had made up my mind. "I know, sweetie but, the thing with aplastic

Aaron's head snapped to my direction, "What?" He questioned. Now, I was beyond nervous. I didn't want to get him angry or make him upset, but I wanted answers. I sighed inwardly, gathering all my courage. "Well, you're always so mean and you said 'not when you're there' when I offered for you to sleep on the bed? Do you hate me that much?" I asked timidly, making sure to not look away. Aaron looked straight at me, his eyes were curious before they returned to normal and he shrugged lazily. "Well, I know, you've never been in that type of situatuon, so I didn't want to make you uncomfortable." he explained. "How can you be so sure I haven't done it before?" I said defensively, my nose crinkling slightly in anger. He scoffed and rolled his eyes, turning to me. "Don't bullshit. I can tell from a mile away" He said, amusement apparent on his features. My eyebrows furrowed at this. "Tell what?" I asked, sobering up a bit and I could tell a pounding headache was wait

It was lunchtime now, but I was still thinking about what Raven told me about Aaron and Avalon. It felt as though the more I dove deeper into popular group, the more cracks I found. Yet these cracks didn't ruin them, it only made them human. "Alex" someone chirped. I turned around to see Elliot, smiling at me. "Eli" I chirped back. He laughed at me. "I think it'd be an injustice to have someone as entertaining as you to be walking alone in the hallways." He joked with a deep laugh and I scoffed at his goofy lines. He could always make me laugh, even in the most troubling times. "I am going to lunch. Care to accompany me?" I said, hoping he would. I really needed to see a friendly face. He smiled sadly. "Wish I could, but I promised Miss Edwards that I'd help her set up the equipment for her after school session, but next time I'll accompany you" he promised, smiling earnestly. I smiled back, liking him a bit more knowing that he was so helpful to the teachers. "Sure"