My Sister's Best Friend

___________________ . . . "Achoo!!" Vienna sniffed as she pulled out another tissue from the box, wiping her nose with it. It was her sister, Samantha's idea, dancing in the rain but the both of them had ended up with a really bad cold. "She is a baby!" Her mother, Iliana, was telling her other daughter before she closed the door and popped her head into Vienna's room. "You want anything else, sweetheart?" "Nothing Mommy.." Vienna put extra frosting into her words. Though Samantha and Vienna were twins, being twelve minutes younger and the quieter, sweeter one of the duo, she was her parents' little princess. Of course both their mothers loved them equally, but it was Vienna who always got out of trouble faster. But then again, the quiet, asocial girl rarely got into trouble unlike her wild sister, and nine of ten times, these troubles were because of the great Samantha Rock. "Okay baby." She smiled. "Mom's not back yet?" She asked, referring to her other mother, Paula Rock, the sheriff of their town. "Something about me not letting her do paperwork at home." Iliana rolled her eyes while Vienna smiled. Her parents weren't shy above their affection and attraction towards each other and the daughters didn't find it gross either. "I will let you rest now." She smiled and closed the door behind her. Vienna laid back in her bed, cursing her stupid sister in her head as she felt a migraine coming on. It was the weekend and she had tons of classes and assignments to catch up on. The last thing she needed was to fall sick like this. She sighed and picked up her phone, opening the ** app and going over to Luke Sherman's page. Luke was a senior at her school and she had a major crush for over one year now, but she could never gather the courage to tell him or anyone else about it because... well, she couldn't. There was a knock on sliding door to the balcony. Vienna didn't need to look up to know who it was. She rolled her eyes as she dragged herself out of bed. As much as she wanted to let him stay out in the rain, she knew that the i***t would keep banging on her window until she let him in. She unlocked the door and waddled back to bed, not giving the guy even a glance. "How ya feeling, wussy?" Archer Whitman asked as he invited himself in to her room. "Sam's in her room so get the hell out of mine, Whitman." Vienna said impassively as she got back to her phone. "Her highness is not willing to give this poor peasant even a second?" Archer pouted sarcastically as Vienna rolled her eyes again. "Get out, Archer." Archer grinned and walked out of her room. He wasn't too fond of his best friend's sister either. Samantha and Archer had been best friends since kindergarten. Even though Vienna did hang out with the both of them most of the time, she and Archer never got along. And she always backed out of the crazy plans they came up with because, well, someone had to use their brain. And so she was the odd one out among the three. Not that she cared - she liked keeping everything to herself and staying low unlike her sister and her best friend, who were always standing out. Samantha's room was right across hers and though she too had a similar architecture and a balcony, Archer always climbed up to Vienna's because their parents' room were right below Samantha's, and though Archer never admitted to it, he was scared of Sheriff Paula Rock. Vienna stared at her phone, at a candid picture of Luke after he won the Sports scholarship to Yale. She was going there in two years too - she had promised herself. It might be just a teenage crush but right then, it was the force that drove her to do better and she wanted it to stay that way for a while longer. . . . ________________________