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5 Years Later

Jade's POV

"Tor-ii," Trina whined to her sister.

"What," Tori yelled back.

"Throw a slumber party for me!"

"Trina, how many times do I have to tell you no!"

I stood at my locker watching the two Vega sisters bicker with each other. This had become a normal thing for me that I actually enjoyed watching Tori get frustrated. The only thing I couldn't stand was Tori's sister. Trina could get hit by a bus for all I care and I wouldn't even shed a tear. Seriously, that girl gets on my nerves and I know I get on hers. I didn't even know Tori had a sister till… (Flashback)

We were at Tori's house one day after school since my mom had given Blue the day off. He didn't pick me up and neither did she because apparently she forgot. Anyways, whatever. Mrs. Vega was nice enough to give me a ride plus take me to her home since nobody was probably at mine. I remember the look on Tori's face the whole car ride to her house. She seemed anxious like she didn't want me there. Heck I thought she would be happy I would be going to her house for once. We would always hang out at my house since Blue was nice enough to take us places including bringing Tori to my house.

The whole car ride was filled with tension coming from Tori's part. Mrs. Vega tried to make conversation with me as I made my best attempt to answer politely. When I got to Tori's house, she hesitantly led me in while I followed her into the house. Her house was nice, wasn't to small or too big, the walls were a nice cream color, there were two vintage green sofas with a nice black pattern situated close to each other, and the house was decorated so cozy that I felt a sense of warmth radiating from within the home.

Compared to my house which is in my opinion way too big, modernly up to date, cold, and desolate. Tori's house actually felt like a real home. So yeah after I took in some of the house, she asked me if I wanted a beverage. I said sure and followed her into the kitchen. As she rummaged through the fridge, I noticed Mrs. Vega had left us alone. I wasn't quite sure where she had disappeared to but whatever; I decided now would be a good time to show Tori my new pair of scissors that Blue got me. These were my favorite scissors they were perfect in every way.

"Hey Vega, checkout my new scissors."

She closed the fridge as she took out two grape sodas that she then placed on the counter closer to her. "Wow those are really cool Jade; all black scissors just like you've always wanted!"

I smiled at her enthusiasm and the fact she still remembered that I had told her this when we were in kindergarten. "Yeah, Blue got them for me. He said it was something for me to have so I could always think of him." At the time I didn't know the reason behind Blue's actions, but I put it off as him just being typical Blue.

"Can I see," Tori asked.

"You already are Vega. See," I held the scissors up more and brought them closer to her face then quickly retracted them with a quick snap. At that she flinched a little while rolling her eyes at me.

"You know what I mean."

I gave her a small smirk, "Fine. Let's just hope you can catch." I tossed her my metallic black scissors.

Surprisingly Vega caught them in both hands and here I thought she would have just let them fall to the ground. "Jade! Don't throw your scissors at me you could have hurt me!"

The smirk on my face got bigger. "Just wanted to see if you could catch," I said teasingly.

"That's it! Time out Jade," Vega said disapprovingly.

"You can't put me in a time out," I rebelled.

Tori just pointed and said go with a slight grimace on her face.

"Fine, get me a new soda I don't like grape. I'll be in your room." I turned about face and started walking towards the direction of the hallway to the left.

"Jade you don't even know where it is," she called after me.

"Then I'll just look for it," I yelled back and disappeared from her view.

I sat in Tori's desk chair serving my so called timeout to think about my wrong doing as I took in her room. When she came in Tori handed me a Starbucks coffee and said, "Yeah, I know you said you wanted a different flavored soda, but I thought you might like this better."

I smiled up at her; Vega really does know me too well. "Thanks. And I'm sorry for tossing you my scissors; I could have hurt you."

"Aha! So you admit that I was right! And that my timeout thing did work because you thought about what you did wrong," she exclaimed with a big smirk on her face.

I felt the smile on my face turn into a toothy grin, "Rubbing it in much aren't we."

After a while of being in Tori's room, we went back out to the kitchen to get a snack. That's when I first saw Trina. She was standing up; leaning on the counter, munching on a pickle, the pickle jar in front of her. For some reason I was disgusted; I guess it was the fact that after she took a bite of the pickle she would put on lip gloss. I mean come on really who does that!

"Hey Tori, who's your ugh- new friend," she cautiously spoke as she analyzed me. I guess I wasn't the typical friend she would have thought Tori had. I didn't blame her though I mean the way I dress and my attitude is so different from Vega's. Tori was "Miss Sunshine" all around school while I was the rain to her day.

"Trina come on, don't you remember Jade? I talk about her like all the time," Tori said.

"You mean this is your best friend?" I could tell by her expression that she was surprised. The look she gave me was seriously ticking me off. What, am I not good enough to hang around Vega?

"Yeah," Tori simply stated like if it were the most natural thing in the world.

My eyes drifted from Tori, to Trina, to my black scissors that lay on top of the counter near the pickle jar. It had slipped my mind that I had left them in the kitchen after I had tossed them to Tori. I went over to the counter, picked them up and that's when one of the sides dangled and fell to the ground. I looked at the half of my scissors that lay on the floor, then to Tori whose big coffee brown eyes were on Trina's, then to Trina's stupid confused face, to the pickle jar.

That's when it hit me. Trina used my favorite scissors to open her stupid pickle jar! She was so dead in that moment. My face went from annoyance to pure anger. I licked my pursed lips picked up the pickle jar took off the lid and dumped it all over Trina. The pickle juice hit the top of her head in a gush and ran down her face while pickles fell to the floor and one remained on top of her hair. I dropped the pickle jar to the floor as it shattered into pieces. I simply made my way to the door and walked out; not bothering to look back, but just find my way home.

After that day, I realized why Tori was so anxious of me being at her house. Her stupid sister is a buzz kill. Trina ruined that day on a whole different level that she will never understand, but that Tori always would. That same day was the day my mother fired Blue. She told me during dinner that night that he was getting to old to be my baby sitter since he was twenty-one. Those scissors were the only thing I had left of Blue and stupid Trina broke them.

For a while I blamed Tori for being the one to leave them on top of the counter, but I was just really upset that Blue got fired. I treated Tori bad for a couple of days insulting her, ignoring her, and just me acting like a total bitch. Of course she wouldn't be Tori Vega if she didn't try to help me. Tori kept on being persistent about trying to talk to me and figure out what's wrong. I eventually just lost it and came out with the truth about Blue.

She understood then and realized the significance of those black scissors. I'm sorry she said once and she even tried to fix them, but the damage was done. I still have those broken scissors stashed away safe and sound.

"Jade. Earth to Jade," I heard a voice say.

I instinctively grabbed the person's wrist who had been waving their hand in front of my face. I squeezed tightly hearing an ouch escape their mouth.

"Jade you're hurting me," said a familiar voice. I turned to look at a stunned Tori Vega. I quickly released my firm grip on her as my mind registered who it was.

I didn't like to apologize so instead I said, "You should know better than to sneak up on me Vega."

"Well I didn't exactly sneak up on you," she countered.

At that I just shrugged my shoulders at her showing that I really didn't care if she snuck up on me or not.

"Daydreaming again huh."

I rolled my eyes at her.

"I'll take that as a yes," she giggled.

"Whatever," I said in my generic monotone voice. "So what do you want?"

"Oh, nothing."

This time I smiled at her nonchalant tone. Tori should know by now that she can't hide anything from me. "Yeah you do, Vega. I saw you arguing with your dragon of a sister. That obviously means she dragged you into something didn't she?"

She bit her lower lip, "Well… you see, uh, Trina wanted me to throw her a slumber party."

"Yeah I heard," I said abrasively.

She flashed me a hesitant smile, "Do you want to come?"

"Really, you gave in again? Wow Vega I thought you would at least be strong enough to say no, but you just can't, can you?"

"Come on Jade, what was I supposed to do? She's my sister and you know how annoying she can be."

"So you could have said no. Oh and by the way that girl is not annoying."

Tori looked at me bewildered that I had just said that.

"She is like a freaking virus that won't go away."

"Look, I know you don't like my sister, but can't you just do this for me? Please," she said with pouty lips and big puppy dog eyes.

"Who else are you inviting?"

"Well Trina wants me to invite Ivy, Tiffany, and Stacy. Plus a few other girls from our grade and her's."

"Of course she would," I sighed.

"So you'll come right?"

I looked into the half- Latina's coffee brown eyes. I knew the look she was giving me. It's not going to work Vega; I won't give in. "I don't do slumber parties."

Her sad eyes fell away from mine as her pout simply became a depressing frown. I rolled my eyes at how overdramatic she was portraying her sadness to be. You would think I just told her I ran over her dog if she had one anyway.

"Yeah well I got to get to class…so." After that I just took off, leaving a devastated Tori Vega behind me.

"Ding-dong," I heard the doorbell ring throughout the house as I stood outside waiting for someone to open the door. I waited a little then I rang again and that's when Vega opened the door with a complete dumbfounded look on her face.

"You came!"

"Yeah, yeah whatever. You gonna let me in or what," I said irritated that I actually decided to come to Trina's stupid slumber party.

Vega's smile only got bigger as she stepped aside and gestured me with her hands to come in like if I were some kind of queen.

Hope you guys liked this chapter I am working on how this story is going to go. I already have a few ideas thanks to my cousin who edits and brainstorms with me about Jori. Hopefully I can update soon, but school does start tomorrow for me. Plus I have other stupid stuff I have to get back to. :(

Anyways I was rambling a little bit. Reviews are lovely so review! :)