Secrets Behind The Words
Chapter
2
Kaylie's
P.O.V.
I paced around as I looked out the window, seeing if Chrissy's plane had landed yet.
"Mom,
Dad, isn't that her plane? I don't see her coming
out." I whispered loudly, nervous that her parents might
have stopped her.
"Don't worry sweetie, she'll be okay." my mother assured me as she sipped her mocha latte.
"Are you sure she wants to come here in such short notice?" my father asked slowly.
"Her message on Skype almost made me break down in tears, and she never exaggerates anything." I said, checking my phone constantly.
"Oh sweetheart, is that her?" my mother said, turning me to a girl much like my age.
I smiled as I recognized those light chocolate brown hair and eyes anywhere.
"Chrissy!" I yelled as I gave her a tight hug.
"I've missed you so much Kaylie!" she shrieked as she gave me a big grin.
"I'm so glad we're reunited again." I giggled.
Chrissy started laughing as tears started falling from her eyes. "Thank you so much, it was torture back in Maine."
I hugged her once more. "That's what best friends are for, right?"
.~.
"This would look really cute on you!" I complimented as I showed Chrissy a lavender, flowy dress that went down to her knees and showed off her curves.
"Oh, fine." she mumbled as she went into a dressing room to change.
As she came out, I gasped of awe.
"Oh my gosh, you look so cute!" I shouted, as she managed to curve her lips into a small smile.
Chrissy raised both eyebrows at me and grabbed the exact same dress, but in aqua.
"Why don't you try it on so I'm not the only loser?" she joked, as I punched her lightly in the arm.
I came out wearing the dress, and I had to say, I looked fabulous.
"Now we match." she smirked.
"Besties for life." I laughed as we tried on more dresses, some being ridiculous, some being formal.
After about an hour, we managed to buy about 3 bags worth of clothes.
"Kaylie, can I ask you something?" Chrissy said as we sat down in the food court of the mall, eating large, juicy cheeseburgers and slurping thick milkshakes.
"Sure." I moaned as I was savoring the deliciousness of the burger, as today was a pig-out day.
"I want to be popular at your school, will you help me with it?"
I get where she's coming from, since she obviously doesn't want to go through the same torture that she had to go through in Maine.
I gave her a smile, even though my mouth was covered in the burger's special sauce.
"Of course I will, I promise you will be one of the most popular girls in school."
"Don't worry sweetie, she'll be okay." my mother assured me as she sipped her mocha latte.
"Are you sure she wants to come here in such short notice?" my father asked slowly.
"Her message on Skype almost made me break down in tears, and she never exaggerates anything." I said, checking my phone constantly.
"Oh sweetheart, is that her?" my mother said, turning me to a girl much like my age.
I smiled as I recognized those light chocolate brown hair and eyes anywhere.
"Chrissy!" I yelled as I gave her a tight hug.
"I've missed you so much Kaylie!" she shrieked as she gave me a big grin.
"I'm so glad we're reunited again." I giggled.
Chrissy started laughing as tears started falling from her eyes. "Thank you so much, it was torture back in Maine."
I hugged her once more. "That's what best friends are for, right?"
.~.
"This would look really cute on you!" I complimented as I showed Chrissy a lavender, flowy dress that went down to her knees and showed off her curves.
"Oh, fine." she mumbled as she went into a dressing room to change.
As she came out, I gasped of awe.
"Oh my gosh, you look so cute!" I shouted, as she managed to curve her lips into a small smile.
Chrissy raised both eyebrows at me and grabbed the exact same dress, but in aqua.
"Why don't you try it on so I'm not the only loser?" she joked, as I punched her lightly in the arm.
I came out wearing the dress, and I had to say, I looked fabulous.
"Now we match." she smirked.
"Besties for life." I laughed as we tried on more dresses, some being ridiculous, some being formal.
After about an hour, we managed to buy about 3 bags worth of clothes.
"Kaylie, can I ask you something?" Chrissy said as we sat down in the food court of the mall, eating large, juicy cheeseburgers and slurping thick milkshakes.
"Sure." I moaned as I was savoring the deliciousness of the burger, as today was a pig-out day.
"I want to be popular at your school, will you help me with it?"
I get where she's coming from, since she obviously doesn't want to go through the same torture that she had to go through in Maine.
I gave her a smile, even though my mouth was covered in the burger's special sauce.
"Of course I will, I promise you will be one of the most popular girls in school."
Hoped you guys liked it! -Cha Cha
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