The Tale Of A Pregnant Luna novel Chapter 2

Chapter 1

"Colleen!" Lillian ran into me. I smiled at her as she looked like a crazed ape, making barbaric movements. Everyone stared at her for a moment, before going back to doing what they were doing.

"What is it? " I questioned the crazed girl in front if me.

"Don't pretend as if you've forgotten. I know you know." she said smiling cunningly.

I thought for a moment, but nothing came to mind. "No, I don't." I confirmed, opening my locker.

"Urghhhhhhhh" she groaned in annoyance. "The day after tomorrow? Ring any bells?" she questioned, anxiously waiting for my answer.

"Would you just tell me, I suck at guessing as you can already tell." I said honestly. Yes, I suck at guessing, because I find it very unnecessary, thank you.

"It's your BIRTHDAY!!!" she screamed loudly in excitement echoing in the hallways. Again everyone stopped and looked at her.

My mouth hung open at her. How could someone be so loud. I shut my locker walking away from my best friend. Well I wouldn't stand there after that scene.

"Heyyy!" she came up to my side. "Some friend you are." she said clearly upset.

"I'm sorry Lilly, but you know how much I hate attention. And you don't seem to understand that." I laughed.

She smiled at me, nodding. "You need to get used to it! You're my best friend. To think you would be used to it already." she started then continued to some sentence about food. Rambling on.

We entered the math class taking our seats. The teacher walked in and instantly began the work.

"What do you wish for your birthday?" she questioned me, clearly bored of the lesson.

"I don't know. " I said to her.

Lilly gaped at me in horror. "How can you not know what you want! That's an insult to my face" I laughed at her idiocy.

"Theres no time for me to think about birthdays. I need to work after school and not only that, I need to keep my grades up for the scholarship I was given last year." I'm not rich if you ask me. Not at all. I work hard to get what I want, and to do that I have no time for fun and games.

"Come on Colleen, for once in your life act interested. Please, for your best friend!" she nagged distracting me.

"Yeah, yeah" I flipped her off. She celebrated quietly and smiled giddly, all through the lesson, making me roll my eyes. Typical high-school idiot.

When the day ended, I hurriedly grabbed my bag and rushed out the school gates to reach the bus stop. When I got there, I gave my ticket and walked to the back. The ride felt long and short at the same time.