There's a poll in my profile for this story. I need it to be answered so I will know where to take this story from here. Also, can anyone help me out with this story i'm sort of "stuck" on what to do for the rest of the story. If you have any suggestions, pm me. =)
"Hey baby"
"Don't call me that"
"Why? I thought he was your boyfriend?" My dad asks.
"Well, uh…he was"
"Oh, so he's not anymore?"
"No, he's not"
"Why?"
"Well…we decided to uh just be friends and take it slow"
"Oh, we're just being friends?" Jeff asks with a smirk.
"Yes…we're just friends"
"Ok, I guess we're JUST friends"
"Oh" My dad says and shrugs.
"Ok, everyone sit down, so we can eat" My mom says ushering us to sit down.
About 5 minutes into breakfast, Carly is the first one to speak, unfortunately.
"Amanda, why aren't you two together anymore? Was it because of me last night? Or was it because you two don't like each other anymore? Can you two get married? Because I want Jeff to be my brother. He likes watching SpongeBob with me. When are you two going to have kids? Have you guys had sex already?"
"Carly!" My mom and dad yell.
"Sorry" She giggles.
"Well, uh Carly, um we haven't had sex and we're not going to get married" I says still shocked by her questions.
"Yes, we haven't had sex yet because of someone" Jeff says looking at me with that smirk still on his face.
"Oh really, Jeff? You're the jackass that turned me down last night"
"You went to his house last night?" My mom asks surprised.
"Yes, I did. You want to know what I found out? That this jerk here was only using me to get into my pants"
"I want you out!" My dad says to Jeff.
"Sir, that's not how it went" Jeff says trying to defend himself.
"It's not, Jeff? Wow, I hope you wrestle better than you can lie" I say giving him a smirk of my own.
"Get the fuck out of my house!" My dad yells getting angrier by the second.
"You know Amanda, I came over to say I'm sorry about last night. But you know what, forget it. You just proved that you're nothing but a cold-hearted bitch" Jeff says glaring at me.
"Don't ever call my daughter that!" My mom and dad yell in unison. Jeff gets up and heads for the door. But not without looking back at me one last time. I could've sworn I saw a tear run down his cheek. Now I know I probably just made the biggest mistake of my life.