-Chapter 3: Jessica-

-Jess-

"You ready for the new school year, sis?" My twin sister Hazel asked sarcastically.

"Fuck no." I laugh. "And now I'm the student body president. It's gonna be worse for me!"

Hazel snickered. "How so?"

"Well, for one, I was told that I have to give a tour to the new kids," I explain. "And you of all people know how I am around new people."

"I'm sure you'll do fine, Jess." Hazel encouraged. "You always do."

I rolled my eyes at her at started to get dressed, A plaid button-up shirt and jeans never hurt anyone.

"I doubt that, but thanks, sis," I said as I gave her a small smile.

"If only she knew." I think.

"Why are you getting ready so early, it's only the first day?" Hazel asked.

"I'm gonna walk with some friends to school," I say.

I grab my bag and phone and start to wall out. I then stop, turn around and hug my sister.

"See you at school, Hazelnut," I smirk before running.

"Oh, you fucker!" I heard her yell.

I laughed all the way to the front door.

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It doesn't ever take long to find my friends, hell you can sometimes hear them before you see them. Then again, one's from Texas and the others from California. But hey I ain't judging, I join in along with them.

"SUP BITCHES!" I yell, putting my arms around Zeke and Kris.

"Good morning Jessica!" Kris said with a bigger than usual smile.

"Why do you do this?" Zeke said with a wtf expression on his face. He's the one I like to mess with the most. His reactions are hilarious!

I laugh. "I've been doing this since before you arrived. Don't take it personally."

"I know," Zeke said, cracking a small smirk.

"Holy shit, he smiles!" I say rather obnoxiously.

His smile fell back into a resting bitch face. "Yep."

When I first met him, I never understood why he hated the world, and frankly, I still don't. But whatever the reason is, it must be a good one.

"Why do you act like you hate everyone and everything in existence?" I ask him.

Zeke and Kris both turned slightly to look at each other before turning back towards me.

"That's a story for another time." Zeke finally replied. He looked at his phone. "I think it's time we start making our way to school."

I look at the time on my phone and read 7:47 am on my clock.

"Yeah." Kris agreed as she stood up. "Let's go."