TYLER
“So that's what happened, and it's weird,” Johnny said as we walked. “I just wasn't feeling it. She had a fire body, but something wasn't clicking for me.”
“Hmm,” I voiced, walking up to his side, “so how did she take it?”
“What do you think? She was utterly disappointed.”
“Can’t blame her, can we? I would be too.”
Johnny looked at me and sighed. “Sometimes I wonder why I tell you anything. You're never on my side.”
“Still doesn't stop you from telling me more, does it?”
One of the downsides of having a best friend was that they confided in you all their thoughts and secrets. Today, Johnny was telling me about his s****l encounter with a girl last night, which, mind you, the girl found quite underwhelming.
As I walked alongside Johnny in the woods, with dappled sunlig
