“Nope!” he flashed a bright smile. “I’m stayin’ right her’, sugar-pie.” Gina looked like she was going to sprout horns. Jen and I shared a sideways glance and giggled. Watching Gina getting rejected was priceless.
Gina turned her angry eyes on me. “Oh, shut up, b***h!” I snickered. Slinging mad never bothered me.
Jen intervened, “Gina, just go.”
“You were my friend before she moved here!” Gina bellowed and then cut her eyes back at me. “I’m going to go find that blued eyed boy, Aidan. Bet he’d sit with me.” At that moment, my burger nearly lodged in my throat. Gina’s declaration bothered me. The idea of that girl putting her paws on Bane ripped through me.
Jen laughed. “Girl, bye! The only person you’re friends with is your mirror.”
Other than a sharp huff, Gina snatched her tray and
