Dragon Guard: book 1: Prophecy of the Dragons
“He grabbed it, first noticing it was almost 3:30 in the afternoon. Good thing Mom and Dad called the school because he slept right through the day. When he viewed the text, which was from Melissa, his heart sank. Crap. It read, "Even your friends think ur an a-hole." No-no-no. This is bad. Very bad.
About a minute later, Andi came in. She had on the same clothes from yesterday. They'd have to go back to her house later to get her packed. Some of his stuff was still in her guest room, too.
... "What's the matter?" she asked, concern on her face.
He didn't say anything, just handed her the phone. She read it, her face weary, but when she finished, she laughed. "I already told you not to worry. It'll blow over." "Easy for you to say," he muttered.
She handed the phone back and kissed him on the cheek. That brightened his day a bit, and he grabbed her hand.
"She must really like you," Andi said.MoreLess
About a minute later, Andi came in. She had on the same clothes from yesterday. They'd have to go back to her house later to get her packed. Some of his stuff was still in her guest room, too.
... "What's the matter?" she asked, concern on her face.
He didn't say anything, just handed her the phone. She read it, her face weary, but when she finished, she laughed. "I already told you not to worry. It'll blow over." "Easy for you to say," he muttered.
She handed the phone back and kissed him on the cheek. That brightened his day a bit, and he grabbed her hand.
"She must really like you," Andi said.MoreLess
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