Friends, betrayal and of course boyfriends
Absolute boyfriend (which unfortunately , I do not own)
Chapter 1 packing:
Riiko gave a sigh as she stepped back to look at her bulging suitcase only just concealing the 27 pairs of shoes, 12 bathing costumes and 42 pairs of socks, which she thought she would need for her trip,
She closed her now empty wardrobe and sat back on her bed, and glanced at her clock. Good she still had 20 minutes. It was the day of the class trip to Tokyo central for a week of work experience. All of her year were travelling there and then being assigned groups to go off in day trips. As usual Riiko had left everything to the last minute.
She heard her dad calling her and she jumped up and got hold of her bag with one hand expecting it to follow like her school bag always did. In this case however it had a different idea, it was staying put. Riiko tried pulling, shoving, goading, calling and even kissing her suitcase but it wasn't going anywhere. Riiko was not deterred and after letting out a low growl she got into a cowboy showdown position and ran full throttle at the case she made contact and ended up somehow riding the case down the stairs.
She opened her eye to see two faces peering down at this tangled mass of girl suitcase and dog, which had jumped onto her when he heard the crash.
Riiko's mother shook her head and removed the puppy, which was now licking Riiko's head like she was and Ice cream on a hot day.
"Riiko really, I just polished the floor" Riiko's mother said sighing
"Soooooorry mum" Riiko answered dragging herself up " but u know it really wasn't my fault you see it was the…well I was trying to …uh…er"
Riiko's father who had been looking on at the conversation from a distance took this moment to save his daughter
"Well honey, you seem to be on time today"
"I know, that's because I didn't do what I normally do" Riiko said with a proud smile
"Which is?" her mother urged
"Well I normally have to repack because I put in too much, and have to take it all out, so this time I just packed everything"
Riiko's parents' eyes followed her proud gaze to the 10 tonne suitcase.
Her mother patted her husband's arm and said: "honey will you help Riiko take her bag out to the car? Its time to leave"
Riiko smiled sweetly at her dad, as he stood with his mouth open
"but…."
"Gee thanks dad! I'll go get the rest"
"There's more…" here father groaned
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