Like, it seems like the boys here are particularly immature.”
“Or they’re just all that immature and we didn’t want to admit it beforehand,” I added. “Sorry, it’s urgent.” Without another word, or even another look at the boy, I dashed to the back of the cafe and made my way to the girls’ washrooms, finding a stall and quickly locking it. “Yeah, you’re not fooling anyone,” I told him. “That’s what they all say.”
I didn’t like when boys said that. “Me-ow, time and place, Maddie,” I giggled back. “Words are great, especially when a guy knows how to use them, but they’re… just words.” I closed my book so I could look Maddie in the eye. His thumb barely scraped my palm, and I felt a jolt run through me. “Okay, sounds good!”
“Perfect,” he replied with a grin. We all know it.” I nodded along the way with every word Heather said. “I want to hang out with the group more often and right now, it’s clear you and I don’t see eye to eye.”
“Sorry, but that’s
