x.x[Everyone.Has.A.Secret]x.x {Pt.002} ||I'ts not all perfect||

{Pt.002} "And that's the last thing we heard from our parents"

I handed Sadie my perfume and then she walked in.
Laila- the one I ditched at recess- walked in.
I like to pretend she's not in my class because behind closed doors she can be mean.
"Calie-Jade, Calie-Jade.." She said with her nose in the air. "Still in a b-cup?"
She gave a light laugh. "If you want, you can borrow one of my old training bras. As you can see, I don't need one anymore."
I couldn't let her walk all over me.
'You know Laila, you really suck at hiding your jealousy. It's not my fault you're getting fat roles and stretch marks. That's the only reason you have big boobs."
The girls cackled.
As Laila walked out, I could have sworn I saw tears in her eyes. But she deserved it.
Didn't she?
I went to my locker with Sadie, and we both grabbed our books, put it in our bags, and waited for Kyrian.
"Are we hanging out this weekend?" I asked, convertationally.
She shrugged, "It's up to you."
I scoffed stubbornly, "It's always up to me."
"There's Kyrian." Sadie said, moving out of the way to his locker.
We walked outside. They took the bus, but I always walked home.
"Bye" I said to them. They waved back.
  
   As I turned down the street I heard someone calling my name.
"Calie-Jade, wait up!"
I turned around. A girl with devilish red hair in low, messy pigtails was running towards me.
"Hi," I said to her as she tried to catch her breath. It was Kaileigh. The one from the birthday party.
She bent down, holding her knees.
"Cal..go-go into my bag and grab my puffer."
I took her purse, shuffled through her stuff and found it. I handed it to her and she took it twice. She stood up straight and smiled.
"Hi."
"Hi." I smiled back. We began walking, "Don't you usually get a ride home?"
"Usually." She replied, "But today's so nice, I decided to walk."
I nodded. She took a cigarette out of her purse.
"You wonder why you have asthma." I scoffed.
She took a drag. "I've tried quitting a million times." We continued walking.
"You want a drag?"
I put up my hands. "Nooo thanks."
She laughed.
"Well I go down this street." She said.
"I know." I smiled.
She stepped in front of me and hugged me.
"Call me sometime, eh?"
"I will." I smiled widely.
"Bye Calie-Jade."
"C.J, remember?" I laughed.
She nodded and walked down her street.

  I arrived at home and walked right into my room, and shut the door.
I dropped my backpack on the ground. I heard yelling comming from downstairs, which was my parents.
"You wonder why we're in debt Diane." I heard my father yell at my mom, "You buy much more than we need!"
"Mark, we go through this everyday." I heard my mother yell tiredly, "Mark, we go through this everyday, you're not the only one who lives here."
I heard footsteps comming up the stairs, then a knock on my door.
It was my sister, Breanne.
"Come in." I said, "Close the door please."
Breanne climbed on my bed.
"Can I pick the C.d today?" She asked.
"Only if you let me do your hair." I said. She nodded in agreement.
I took out a stack of C.D's.
"Which one?"
She pointed to the spice girls.
"Aw, Brea, can't you pick a different one? They're really going at it today."
She pointed to Aqua.
"Yep." I said, putting the c.d into my stereo.
"I spend $85 worth of groeries to feed us four. Normal families use over $100!" My mom yelled.
I pressed play on the stereo.
"And look at the population Diane! All overweight!" My father yelled back, "Do you not know anything?!"
"Which track?" I asked Brea.
"At least they aren't going hungry!"
"Four" She replied.
"Do you want me to show you what going hungry is?!"
I turned the volume up and we heard nothing else from our parents.