Here, I'll catch you up on what's going on.
Drama.
That is the one word I can describe high school relationships as. But, when it comes to my best friend, Hannah, let's just say that drama is an understatement. Even for us freshmen.
I have been there for her as much as I could and let's just say those weren't the best of times for both of us. Hannah has shoulder length hair that she tends to dye often, mostly brown colors. She has giant boobs and butt that will get the guys attention and I know she won't deny it. And those guys that she attracts will sometimes give us that 'drama' I mentioned. Some of those times have been really hard. But we made it through and we became close friends.
Nick.
Let's start with him. Nick is a junior at our school; Hannah and him were extremely close friends and did everything together. Always hung out and messed around after school at the park or walking around the neighborhood. They would stay up for hours talking and having fun being with each other… but then, Nick wanted to be more then friends and he said that he liked her, but he won't date her since she was the same age as his sister. That nearly killed Hannah. She really liked Nick and always wished for something more, but he would never go there. Then out of the blue, he would say he didn't care anymore and would do anything to be with her, and then the next day would take it back and only want to be friends with her. Hannah didn't like this on and off little flow he had going on and it annoyed her to no end. Then one day, he doesn't talk to her….then it comes down to cussing out at her and fighting with her whenever he gets the chance. Hannah hates him for it all.
And now he's out of the picture.
Cody.
How should I start this one? I guess I should state that they met on the Internet. But don't think poorly off her. They met on Facebook, and Cody was one of my good friends back in middle school and is now a freshman like us. They had a good time getting to know each other and developed strong feelings for each other. Some where along that road, they started dating, which to be quite honest, I still can't get passed. They weren't completely similar. He was the geeky nerd boy that always did well in school and never broke any rules. And Hannah doesn't turn in half the math assignments she has and is most likely barely passing some classes. No offense to her. As I was saying, it just seemed awkward. But they made each other happy and that's all that really mattered. Which is good right? They went almost a month when one Thursday afternoon, Cody won't reply to Hannah. He didn't reply for 4 days and Hannah was done. She told him it was over and she didn't want to put up with this drama. Then he finally replied after 7 days. She tried to work it out with him and said she was sorry that she didn't really mean everything that she said to him and she still cared, but he wouldn't have any of it. Cody blamed her for so much shit and hasn't talked to her since.
Sean.
Current boyfriend. Senior.
Sean was there for her through the whole "Cody" incident. He helped her get over him as much as she could and they started a great friendship. When they admitted to having certain feelings for one another, they decided they would try to work it out. They headed off on a good start; he introduced her to his friends and bought her coffee then eventually asked her to prom and made her extremely happy. In my opinion, Sean was a good choice. I can sort of trust him and Hannah will not shut up about him sometimes.
Now, ever since Hannah and Sean have been together, we mostly hang out with his friends compared to ours. Our old group with mostly a freshmen named Alyssa, who is a short brunette and is dating and senior named Ryan with short brown hair, and happens to be a friend of Sean's. Then there is also some other choir people that hang out with them that I really don't want to bother with so I can get on with more interesting things in life.
We hangout with Sean's friends who are: Cam(Sean's best friend), Kenize(Cam's girlfriend), CJ(the black guy), and Max.
When it comes to groups, I tend to be quiet with most. Hannah is the out going one with people. So, I let her do a lot of the talking and let the others come to me for a conversation. Through out the time we hangout with them, Max was the only one, besides Sean, that would start a conversation with me most of the time. He was a nice guy and calm around me which made it more comfortable to talk with him.
Hangout at school turned into after school and weekends. Either at someones house or concerts, the group was always together. The group was close and I couldn't help but feel apart of it.
Hannah and Max ffstarted to become the two people I could tell anything to and be myself with. If I didn't have either of them, I'm not sure what I would do.
Now it has been a lovely 4 months and everything seems to be going exactly as I would have imagined in a daydream.