With Archie in tow, Betty walks through the corridors of Riverdale High School. On their way to school they got involved in a lively conversation about the Black Hood, which they interrupt now. After all, you never know who is listening and who is on which side.
"What do you have now?" she asks him and gets an answer right away. "Sport", his voice sounds. "English", she says, which is not so bad at all. In that subject she is actually quite good.
"Will we see each other during lunch break?" Archie hacks after and Betty shrugs her shoulders: "Let's have a look. But probably she does. "Okay, see you later", he disappears around a corner, in the direction of the sports hall. She, on the other hand, stops in front of the lockers and releases the combination lock.
But before she can open the door, a hand lies on her shoulder. She is easily frightened and then drives around. There she is shocked to see a familiar face. "Sweet Pea," she asks a little nervously and tries to free herself from his grip. Although she realizes that they are going to school and can therefore easily avoid each other, she didn't expect him to address her directly.
"You didn't contact me at all last night", his tone is a little reproachful as he puts an arm around her shoulder. She doesn't mind this, opens her locker and takes out a few books: "Should I have done that? "I would have loved it," he plays with her pigtail with a grin.
"I'll remember it for next time," she opens her backpack and puts the books in it before slamming the cupboard door again and leaning against the door.
"Are you the perfect girl next door again today," he alludes to the clothes she's wearing. "Maybe", she gives him a smug grin and takes a look at his lips. This behavior is completely untypical for the girl, but she likes it: "Do you have a problem with it?
"No, not in the least", he grins and looks at her: "I like this little game." "Play," she asks doubtingly. "By day the good girl and by night on the way to the tough badgirl," he explains to her. "That's not a bad formulation at all," she tilts her head and looks at the boy's facial features.
He is about to lean forward, she notices a black-haired boy out of the corner of her eye. He wears a leather jacket and doesn't look very happy. "Shit, Jughead", the blonde curses quietly and quickly evades Sweet Pea. "What did you just say?" he asks persistently. But Betty doesn't answer.
"I have to go to class now', she bites her lip hard. "What? You can't just go now,' he contradicts and follows her, but she doesn't turn around, doesn't answer. "Are we still seeing each other today," he continues to drill, but she continues to ignore him: "Betty!
But at this moment his thoughts are nowhere else than with Jughead. How long has he been watching? And what if he heard what Sweet Pea said to her?