Disclaimer: I do not own any of these characters. All rights belong to Cassandra Clare.
It was may 29th. Jon, Alec, and Jace were graduating today. All dressed up in their caps and gowns ready to go. Clary and I in our summer dresses ready to help our friends say goodbye to the place they grew up.
Alec was very intelligent. So were Jace and Jon who were in the top ten of our class, but he was number two. So as salutatorian he had to give a speech. And man did he deliver.
I was reduced into tears, as many others were. He hit it perfectly. The love that he has for this school, for his classmates, for their future. And he meant everything he said. He wasn't the most vocal person but that didn't stop him from having the best four years of his life and he made that known.
Clary and I were taking pictures with other people when Jace finally found us. He waited patiently for her to finish before he whisked her away so he could get his own pictures. After twenty minutes of pictures we were finally free to go home.
It was nice outside and we had opened the pool a couple weeks ago. We braved the slightly cool water together. And had a blast. We decided to play chicken so we teamed up sibling style. Jace and Max, Jon and Clary, and Alec and I.
We played games for hours in the pool and at the volleyball net before it was time to go inside and have a celebratory dinner, neither Alec or Jace wanted a graduation party. So it was just us and the Frays. Partying it up together.
Clary and I had one week left of school before we to could kick it at home with the boys. We took our finals and had a little graduation of our own. Blasting music in the car and cheering because we were finally, officially seniors. And man did we rock it.
Since we only had one final we got back before the boys were even awake. They were still riding the graduation high so they were passed out, together, on the sectional with candy wrappers everywhere and game controllers next to them.
Jon had decided that he wanted a graduation party (because he wanted the money for college.) So that day, as celebration for school ending, he invited the whole high school and their families to his house.
So they ordered a ton of food and set up a couple party tents in their back yard and had a full blown party. There were hundreds of people there at anytime and Jonathan had to greet them all (There were pros and cons to everything) while the remaining four of us, Simon, and Max made home in the hammocks out back.
And that how we kicked off the summer of our lives. Together, just like how we planned to end it.