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Girlfriend's Best Friend
CHAPTER 41
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“You three go after Brooke,”
I told Jace, Mattie, and Duke. “We’ll go after
Kelli. This fighting is such bullsh.it, just get them back here
so they can talk it out.”
They started running after Brooke who was pretty far down the
boardwalk. Kelli didn’t go far at all. She sat on a bench
outside just outside the store, crying into her hands with her
long dark hair covering her face.
“Babe, don’t do this,” I sat down and pulled her in close.
“I just lost my best friend, what am I supposed to do?” Kelli cried.
“I thought you didn’t even care about Brooke? You always said she was an attention wh.ore,” Carter said.
“Oh no, she is,” Kelli said. “But she’s always been there for me and we’ve been best friends since fourth grade and once Cody and I started dating, she didn’t understand that I couldn’t focus all my time on her anymore.”
“Being completely honest Kelli, you didn’t focus any attention on her at all. You focused it all on Cody,” Graham said. “She probably thought you forgot about all those times she was a good friend because you made Cody your everything and her your plan B.”
I expected Kelli to give some bullsh.it excuse, but she surprised me when she said, “I know. And then we started fighting and I said things I didn’t mean out of anger and then she said even meaner things and now I just don’t even want anything to do with her. Now I just want you more.” She turned and faced me, giving me a long kiss.
“So what?” Carter interrupted it. “I say d.ouchey things all the time to my friends, they get p.issed off and then we get over it the next day. Why can’t you guys just do that?”
“Because the difference is you’re probably just saying what’s on your mind. The things she said were out of spite because she was knew it would hurt me,” Kelli said.
“Like the fact Cody’s the only guy you’ve ever gotten with?” Graham asked.
“Brooke’s just jealous that I don’t go around giving every guy a piece of me. Why would I be jealous of a girl that’s been used more times than a public restroom?” Kelli tried to defend herself.
“Because you think that girl’s getting with your boyfriend,” Carter said.
Graham and I exchanged looks for half a second before I looked away. Kelli didn’t say anything, and it’s because Carter was right. She always got quiet in the fight when she realized she was wrong. But she never got quiet in the fight with Brooke, and that’s because she didn’t think she was wrong.
She wasn’t wrong. Brooke wasn’t wrong either.
I was wrong.
“Babe, don’t do this,” I sat down and pulled her in close.
“I just lost my best friend, what am I supposed to do?” Kelli cried.
“I thought you didn’t even care about Brooke? You always said she was an attention wh.ore,” Carter said.
“Oh no, she is,” Kelli said. “But she’s always been there for me and we’ve been best friends since fourth grade and once Cody and I started dating, she didn’t understand that I couldn’t focus all my time on her anymore.”
“Being completely honest Kelli, you didn’t focus any attention on her at all. You focused it all on Cody,” Graham said. “She probably thought you forgot about all those times she was a good friend because you made Cody your everything and her your plan B.”
I expected Kelli to give some bullsh.it excuse, but she surprised me when she said, “I know. And then we started fighting and I said things I didn’t mean out of anger and then she said even meaner things and now I just don’t even want anything to do with her. Now I just want you more.” She turned and faced me, giving me a long kiss.
“So what?” Carter interrupted it. “I say d.ouchey things all the time to my friends, they get p.issed off and then we get over it the next day. Why can’t you guys just do that?”
“Because the difference is you’re probably just saying what’s on your mind. The things she said were out of spite because she was knew it would hurt me,” Kelli said.
“Like the fact Cody’s the only guy you’ve ever gotten with?” Graham asked.
“Brooke’s just jealous that I don’t go around giving every guy a piece of me. Why would I be jealous of a girl that’s been used more times than a public restroom?” Kelli tried to defend herself.
“Because you think that girl’s getting with your boyfriend,” Carter said.
Graham and I exchanged looks for half a second before I looked away. Kelli didn’t say anything, and it’s because Carter was right. She always got quiet in the fight when she realized she was wrong. But she never got quiet in the fight with Brooke, and that’s because she didn’t think she was wrong.
She wasn’t wrong. Brooke wasn’t wrong either.
I was wrong.
Note: 9 chapters left
Girlfriend's Best Friend
CHAPTER 40
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They sat there, in either shock or
admiration—I couldn’t tell. They looked at each
other and just started nervously laughing, trying to process
it.
“So then everything you’ve said to us about
Kelli—everything you’ve said to Kelli
herself—was just a lie?” Mattie asked.
“No, that’s the thing. I love Kelli more than I’ve ever loved any girl. But then Brooke came along and now…”
“Now you’re not so sure,” Mattie finished for me.
“I guess—” I started to try to explain what I thought I’d been feeling right when Carter and Graham came back. We knew to just stop talking about it— a familiar raspy voice distraced all six of us and gave us the perfect excuse.
“No! I already started walking away, this is over! Don’t talk to me!” Brooke stood out on the boardwalk.
“Oh sh.i.t,” Carter laughed. “Brooke, calm down!”
She turned to face us, the anger spilling out everywhere. “I should calm down?? I’m not the one who’s wrong here!” Next walked up Kelli, who looked in to see who Brooke was yelling to.
“Babe, what are you doing here? You said you were busy,” she said, tears glossed her eyes.
“This is why I was busy. The guys wanted to hang out,” I said.
“You chose your friends over me?” she asked.
“What kind of an a.sshole chooses their friends over the person they’re in a relationship with? Like, that’s the worst thing you can possibly do because it’s not like your friends are the ones who will always be there for you. Cody, like, I can’t even believe you’d hang out with your friends who you’ve known for years and have always been there for you over your girlfriend that you’ve known for a few months. Like, that’s just wrong, I can’t even,” Brooke said, her voice full of fake sincerity which made me think she was on Kelli’s side for a second until I really thought about what she said.
“Brooke, I wouldn’t expect you to understand because you’ve never even had a boyfriend! But I don’t blame any of those guys- you’re a wh.ore who seems fun at first until you get to know her- then they realize you’re crazy!” Kelli yelled back. My friends looked at me to do something, but is it possible for the person who’s the problem to be the solution?
“You’ve had one boyfriend and he’s the only one you’ve ever hooked up with. But no you’re right, guys like you sooo much better. People like you so much better,” Brooke walked away, adding in, “F.ucking b.itch!”
Kelli knew everyone liked Brooke better than her. Brooke knew everyone liked Brooke better than her. Everyone knew everyone liked Brooke better than her. But saying it out loud was another story.
“You’re just going to let her say that to me, Cody?” Kelli started crying.
“What?? I don’t have control over what Brooke says, Kel,” I said.
“You didn’t even stick up for me!”
“Because Brooke ran away right after she said that, do you want me to go after her to yell at her and keep this sh.i.t going?”
“It’s me or her,” she yelled at me, and walked off in the opposite direction Brooke did.
I hesitated to move.
“No, that’s the thing. I love Kelli more than I’ve ever loved any girl. But then Brooke came along and now…”
“Now you’re not so sure,” Mattie finished for me.
“I guess—” I started to try to explain what I thought I’d been feeling right when Carter and Graham came back. We knew to just stop talking about it— a familiar raspy voice distraced all six of us and gave us the perfect excuse.
“No! I already started walking away, this is over! Don’t talk to me!” Brooke stood out on the boardwalk.
“Oh sh.i.t,” Carter laughed. “Brooke, calm down!”
She turned to face us, the anger spilling out everywhere. “I should calm down?? I’m not the one who’s wrong here!” Next walked up Kelli, who looked in to see who Brooke was yelling to.
“Babe, what are you doing here? You said you were busy,” she said, tears glossed her eyes.
“This is why I was busy. The guys wanted to hang out,” I said.
“You chose your friends over me?” she asked.
“What kind of an a.sshole chooses their friends over the person they’re in a relationship with? Like, that’s the worst thing you can possibly do because it’s not like your friends are the ones who will always be there for you. Cody, like, I can’t even believe you’d hang out with your friends who you’ve known for years and have always been there for you over your girlfriend that you’ve known for a few months. Like, that’s just wrong, I can’t even,” Brooke said, her voice full of fake sincerity which made me think she was on Kelli’s side for a second until I really thought about what she said.
“Brooke, I wouldn’t expect you to understand because you’ve never even had a boyfriend! But I don’t blame any of those guys- you’re a wh.ore who seems fun at first until you get to know her- then they realize you’re crazy!” Kelli yelled back. My friends looked at me to do something, but is it possible for the person who’s the problem to be the solution?
“You’ve had one boyfriend and he’s the only one you’ve ever hooked up with. But no you’re right, guys like you sooo much better. People like you so much better,” Brooke walked away, adding in, “F.ucking b.itch!”
Kelli knew everyone liked Brooke better than her. Brooke knew everyone liked Brooke better than her. Everyone knew everyone liked Brooke better than her. But saying it out loud was another story.
“You’re just going to let her say that to me, Cody?” Kelli started crying.
“What?? I don’t have control over what Brooke says, Kel,” I said.
“You didn’t even stick up for me!”
“Because Brooke ran away right after she said that, do you want me to go after her to yell at her and keep this sh.i.t going?”
“It’s me or her,” she yelled at me, and walked off in the opposite direction Brooke did.
I hesitated to move.
Note: I wish I had as many readers as I used to...it's so sad
to know I used to get 80 faves on a chapter and now I'm lucky
to get 8
Girlfriend's Best Friend
CHAPTER 39
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“You didn’t say anything,
right?” I asked Jace quietly as we walked into the pizza
shop. He promised he didn’t, and I knew he probably
wouldn’t, but I still hated the fact that he
knew.
We ordered a pie and sat down at a table. The second Carter sat
down he stood right back up. “Oh, sh.i.t, anyone else see
that really hot girl just walk past? Graham, come with me to
talk to her,” he grabbed his hand and pulled him out.
“Don’t hold my hand, dude,” Graham pulled away and the two left to find the girl. Jace downed two iced teas while we waited forever for the pizza and left to go pee as Mattie told me and Duke about this band he found.
“Yo, they did show at my brother’s college a few months ago, I saw them with him. They were really good live,” I said.
“Do you have pictures from the concert?” he asked. I nodded, unlocked my phone and told him to go through to find them. I was just so hungry and still shaken up about last night to pay attention to anything.
“Oh my God!” Mattie’s mouth dropped and turned the phone to Duke who’s eyes widened and then smiled.
“What?” I asked.
“How the f.uck did you get this??” Mattie asked, showing me the naked picture of Brooke that she sent me. I took my phone back and told them not to worry about it.
“Did she send that to you? Bro, at least send it to us too, we won’t show anyone!” Duke said.
“She sent it to me a while ago, I don’t know why,” I lied.
“Does your girlfriend know?” Duke asked.
“Regardless of if I have a girlfriend or not, Brooke’s still bangin’,” I bragged.
“You told them everything going on with you and Brooke?” Jace came back to the table. I turned my head and widened my eyes to get him to shut up.
“She just sent him a picture, calm down Jace,” Mattie laughed.
“Wait…there’s more, isn’t there?” Duke asked. When I didn’t answer he punched my arm and said, “Bro, are you getting with her??”
And that’s when I had to tell them the whole story, from start to finish.
“Don’t hold my hand, dude,” Graham pulled away and the two left to find the girl. Jace downed two iced teas while we waited forever for the pizza and left to go pee as Mattie told me and Duke about this band he found.
“Yo, they did show at my brother’s college a few months ago, I saw them with him. They were really good live,” I said.
“Do you have pictures from the concert?” he asked. I nodded, unlocked my phone and told him to go through to find them. I was just so hungry and still shaken up about last night to pay attention to anything.
“Oh my God!” Mattie’s mouth dropped and turned the phone to Duke who’s eyes widened and then smiled.
“What?” I asked.
“How the f.uck did you get this??” Mattie asked, showing me the naked picture of Brooke that she sent me. I took my phone back and told them not to worry about it.
“Did she send that to you? Bro, at least send it to us too, we won’t show anyone!” Duke said.
“She sent it to me a while ago, I don’t know why,” I lied.
“Does your girlfriend know?” Duke asked.
“Regardless of if I have a girlfriend or not, Brooke’s still bangin’,” I bragged.
“You told them everything going on with you and Brooke?” Jace came back to the table. I turned my head and widened my eyes to get him to shut up.
“She just sent him a picture, calm down Jace,” Mattie laughed.
“Wait…there’s more, isn’t there?” Duke asked. When I didn’t answer he punched my arm and said, “Bro, are you getting with her??”
And that’s when I had to tell them the whole story, from start to finish.
Note: 11 chapters left ah
Girlfriend's Best Friend
CHAPTER 37
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“Stop the car, I want to get
out,” she said.
“Brooke, calm down, you’re not getting out, where
would you go?” I tried to calm her down, realizing how
wrong I was in this whole thing. Even though Brooke was the one
to kiss me first, it was me who suggested we keep this going
even after she said we could just pretend that nothing ever
happened.
She kept yelling and cursing me out, but I wouldn’t let her leave and walk alone almost two miles back to her house all by herself. She kept telling me she hated me when I got a call from Kelli.
“It’s her,” I said.
“I wouldn’t expect it to be anyone else,” she spat. I yelled at her that she was the one who wanted me to continue dating her, but she yelled back that I said I had to date Kel if I wanted to see her. I answered the phone so I didn’t have to answer Brooke, because she was right.
“Hello?” I answered, expecting an apology from Kelli.
“Cody, can we just forget this whole fight?” she asked.
“Babe, it’s only been half an hour, you miss me already? I miss you too,” I said, starting straight at Brooke to p.iss her off.
“I didn’t say that…” Kelli said. “I said I want to forget this whole fight. You’re right—I’m too dependent on you and I have to let you be your own person, just like how I have to be my own person.” We kept talking for ten more minutes settling everything out, and the whole time I was pulled over talking to her, Brooke sat there, looking down.
I cancelled the date I was supposed to have with Kelli tomorrow because I was ‘busy’ a.k.a I wanted to spend time with Brooke. She wasn’t even paying attention to my conversation, but she also never got out of the car. I told her that had to mean something.
“It meant nothing. I guess you’ll be spending your day alone tomorrow,” she actually got out of the car this time. I turned the car around and drove up next to her, my car going literally one mile per hour. She said she was going to have Jace pick her up, and I knew she picked him because he was an idiot just like me who would do anything for her. Brooke played with people, adjusting and using them like players in a game to benefit herself. Yet I still felt bad for her.
“Well then I’m staying here until he does. I’m not leaving you alone at night in the middle of the park,” I parked my car across from the bench she sat down on.
“You better go,” she warned me. “He’s going to see you and then he’ll figure everything out.” Jace would call when he was close, I knew I’d have time to leave.
“We both know eventually they’ll find out. We can’t expect to keep us a secret forever.”
“But keeping us a secret for as long as possible would be nice,” she said. I smiled. “So you do still care,” I got out of the car and walked over to her.
She yelled at me to get back in the car so I sat down on the bench and put my arm around her. She moved the other way so I did too, apologizing, “Brooke please, just hear me out. I’m sorry that I said that to you and I’m sorry that I yelled at you. I want this just as much as you do but you know what we have to do to keep this going. And I just—” I didn’t know what to say. I thought I loved Brooke. She was your favorite movie, your favorite book, your favorite song. The one you swore you were sick of yet you couldn’t stop watching, reading, listening to.
She kissed me and I didn’t even try to stop her. No matter what I said about Brooke, I was only trying to convince myself I didn’t love her. But I did. I loved her. I loved her. I loved her.
A car door slammed and Brooke and I both pulled up. Jace stood across the street, staring at me in total shock.
“Uh-um, Jace, hi,” Brooke tried to break the silence. “Did you..um..” She didn’t even know what to say.
“Yeah…” he judgingly looked her up and down. “Sorry for interrupting.”
She kept yelling and cursing me out, but I wouldn’t let her leave and walk alone almost two miles back to her house all by herself. She kept telling me she hated me when I got a call from Kelli.
“It’s her,” I said.
“I wouldn’t expect it to be anyone else,” she spat. I yelled at her that she was the one who wanted me to continue dating her, but she yelled back that I said I had to date Kel if I wanted to see her. I answered the phone so I didn’t have to answer Brooke, because she was right.
“Hello?” I answered, expecting an apology from Kelli.
“Cody, can we just forget this whole fight?” she asked.
“Babe, it’s only been half an hour, you miss me already? I miss you too,” I said, starting straight at Brooke to p.iss her off.
“I didn’t say that…” Kelli said. “I said I want to forget this whole fight. You’re right—I’m too dependent on you and I have to let you be your own person, just like how I have to be my own person.” We kept talking for ten more minutes settling everything out, and the whole time I was pulled over talking to her, Brooke sat there, looking down.
I cancelled the date I was supposed to have with Kelli tomorrow because I was ‘busy’ a.k.a I wanted to spend time with Brooke. She wasn’t even paying attention to my conversation, but she also never got out of the car. I told her that had to mean something.
“It meant nothing. I guess you’ll be spending your day alone tomorrow,” she actually got out of the car this time. I turned the car around and drove up next to her, my car going literally one mile per hour. She said she was going to have Jace pick her up, and I knew she picked him because he was an idiot just like me who would do anything for her. Brooke played with people, adjusting and using them like players in a game to benefit herself. Yet I still felt bad for her.
“Well then I’m staying here until he does. I’m not leaving you alone at night in the middle of the park,” I parked my car across from the bench she sat down on.
“You better go,” she warned me. “He’s going to see you and then he’ll figure everything out.” Jace would call when he was close, I knew I’d have time to leave.
“We both know eventually they’ll find out. We can’t expect to keep us a secret forever.”
“But keeping us a secret for as long as possible would be nice,” she said. I smiled. “So you do still care,” I got out of the car and walked over to her.
She yelled at me to get back in the car so I sat down on the bench and put my arm around her. She moved the other way so I did too, apologizing, “Brooke please, just hear me out. I’m sorry that I said that to you and I’m sorry that I yelled at you. I want this just as much as you do but you know what we have to do to keep this going. And I just—” I didn’t know what to say. I thought I loved Brooke. She was your favorite movie, your favorite book, your favorite song. The one you swore you were sick of yet you couldn’t stop watching, reading, listening to.
She kissed me and I didn’t even try to stop her. No matter what I said about Brooke, I was only trying to convince myself I didn’t love her. But I did. I loved her. I loved her. I loved her.
A car door slammed and Brooke and I both pulled up. Jace stood across the street, staring at me in total shock.
“Uh-um, Jace, hi,” Brooke tried to break the silence. “Did you..um..” She didn’t even know what to say.
“Yeah…” he judgingly looked her up and down. “Sorry for interrupting.”
Note: sorry I haven't updated in forever! I've been so
beyond busy!
Girlfriend's Best Friend
CHAPTER 36
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I picked up Brooke but I was in no mood
to hang out. She got into my car and smiled brightly. Every
time I was in a bad mood I took it out on people who
didn’t deserve it, and I didn’t want that to happen
with Brooke right now. I kissed her to make everything seem
normal but I couldn’t bring myself to act like everything
was okay. I don’t know how Brooke managed to act like
everything was always perfect.
“Cody, what’s wrong?” she said
impatiently, sensing my obvious bad mood.
“Kelli and I are fighting,” I said honestly.
“About what?”
“She thinks I’m losing interest in her.”
“But you’re not—”
“I am,” I said quickly but had to stop myself before tears fell. “I’m losing interest in her really fast and I can’t cover it up anymore."
“Cody, but you have to. That’s part of the plan,” she said nervously.
“How long am I going to have to pretend I like her, Brooke?” I practically yelled at her. I hated that I had to make Brooke think I was pretending to like Kelli, but how could I tell her that I liked both of them?
“For as long as you want to be with me,” she fought back.
I didn’t know if I wanted to be with her. Brooke’s brought me as much pain as happiness. She screwed up my perfect relationship, she made me fight with all my friends, and when people find out about her, I’ll never lose my reputation as a player.
“Unless…you don’t want to be with me,” she said slowly. “Do you?”
I couldn’t believe she was about to pull this. I just went through this with Kelli—I was not about to do it again. It was rewarding putting Kelli back together. But I think Brooke may be too broken to fix. She wasn’t only broken, but poisonous too. This is why no one could stay with her long. Because she was too much to handle and only brought you down in the process of keeping her up. I don’t know how Kelli’s done this since fourth grade. I took a deep breath, “Brooke—”
“If you don’t want to keep this up then you don’t have to,” she bit hard on her lip.
“Don’t try to give me that sh.i.t, you know how much I like you, Brooke. I wouldn’t have lied and cheated on Kelli for over a month now if I didn’t like you. Do you have any idea how hard this is on me?” Brooke had to realize that she’s not the only one with problems.
“I know it’s hard on you Cody, I never said it wasn’t! But she puts you into a bad mood and then you take it out on me and that’s not fair—”
"Take it out on you?? Brooke, I treat you so well, don’t try to say I don’t! When you’re crying or having a bad day or need someone to talk to who is always there for you to listen and help? Me. So don’t try to say I take out my bad moods on you when I push them aside to make sure you’re okay!”
“What about the other half of the time when you’re ignoring me or jumping to conclusions about something you heard without asking me about it first or barely talking to me when we’re together so I end up feeling like I’m annoying you? Yeah you’ve probably treated me the best but you’ve also treated me the worst,” she yelled at me, but the worst part is that I knew what she was saying wasn’t completely untrue.
“Sorry I get into bad moods because I have two girls f.ucking with my head, both questioning if I actually love them when to be completely honest, I don’t know if I do! Sorry for having some bad days Brooke, but you’ve obviously had yours,” I ran my finger down my jawline, referencing the scar of the line she cut into her own face when she didn’t know how to handle what was going on.
She burst into tears right then, but not from sadness—from complete anger. “You know what, have fun with Kelli! I don’t care! Kelli’s a f.ucking b.itch who’s only concerned about you and herself, and you’re the biggest d.ick who deserves a selfish b.itch like her. You think you’re so funny to make fun of self-harm, well wasn’t that hilarious? You and Kelli are so f.ucking obsessed with each other that you can’t even begin to sympathize with other people’s feelings because you’re too busy with your own. I hate you, Cody. You realize I could ruin everything between you and your ‘perfect girlfriend,’ right? I don’t even like Kelli, I don’t want her to be my friend anymore! I could tell her you’ve been hooking up with me and you can kiss that relationship goodbye! I could ruin everything!”
“You already have!”
“Kelli and I are fighting,” I said honestly.
“About what?”
“She thinks I’m losing interest in her.”
“But you’re not—”
“I am,” I said quickly but had to stop myself before tears fell. “I’m losing interest in her really fast and I can’t cover it up anymore."
“Cody, but you have to. That’s part of the plan,” she said nervously.
“How long am I going to have to pretend I like her, Brooke?” I practically yelled at her. I hated that I had to make Brooke think I was pretending to like Kelli, but how could I tell her that I liked both of them?
“For as long as you want to be with me,” she fought back.
I didn’t know if I wanted to be with her. Brooke’s brought me as much pain as happiness. She screwed up my perfect relationship, she made me fight with all my friends, and when people find out about her, I’ll never lose my reputation as a player.
“Unless…you don’t want to be with me,” she said slowly. “Do you?”
I couldn’t believe she was about to pull this. I just went through this with Kelli—I was not about to do it again. It was rewarding putting Kelli back together. But I think Brooke may be too broken to fix. She wasn’t only broken, but poisonous too. This is why no one could stay with her long. Because she was too much to handle and only brought you down in the process of keeping her up. I don’t know how Kelli’s done this since fourth grade. I took a deep breath, “Brooke—”
“If you don’t want to keep this up then you don’t have to,” she bit hard on her lip.
“Don’t try to give me that sh.i.t, you know how much I like you, Brooke. I wouldn’t have lied and cheated on Kelli for over a month now if I didn’t like you. Do you have any idea how hard this is on me?” Brooke had to realize that she’s not the only one with problems.
“I know it’s hard on you Cody, I never said it wasn’t! But she puts you into a bad mood and then you take it out on me and that’s not fair—”
"Take it out on you?? Brooke, I treat you so well, don’t try to say I don’t! When you’re crying or having a bad day or need someone to talk to who is always there for you to listen and help? Me. So don’t try to say I take out my bad moods on you when I push them aside to make sure you’re okay!”
“What about the other half of the time when you’re ignoring me or jumping to conclusions about something you heard without asking me about it first or barely talking to me when we’re together so I end up feeling like I’m annoying you? Yeah you’ve probably treated me the best but you’ve also treated me the worst,” she yelled at me, but the worst part is that I knew what she was saying wasn’t completely untrue.
“Sorry I get into bad moods because I have two girls f.ucking with my head, both questioning if I actually love them when to be completely honest, I don’t know if I do! Sorry for having some bad days Brooke, but you’ve obviously had yours,” I ran my finger down my jawline, referencing the scar of the line she cut into her own face when she didn’t know how to handle what was going on.
She burst into tears right then, but not from sadness—from complete anger. “You know what, have fun with Kelli! I don’t care! Kelli’s a f.ucking b.itch who’s only concerned about you and herself, and you’re the biggest d.ick who deserves a selfish b.itch like her. You think you’re so funny to make fun of self-harm, well wasn’t that hilarious? You and Kelli are so f.ucking obsessed with each other that you can’t even begin to sympathize with other people’s feelings because you’re too busy with your own. I hate you, Cody. You realize I could ruin everything between you and your ‘perfect girlfriend,’ right? I don’t even like Kelli, I don’t want her to be my friend anymore! I could tell her you’ve been hooking up with me and you can kiss that relationship goodbye! I could ruin everything!”
“You already have!”
Note: sorry I haven't updated in forever! I've been so
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