February 20, 2009
I glare at him, trying to convey my full anger in my eyes. His own blue-green eyes smirk back, uncompromising.
“Take it back,” I demand.
He scoffs and messes with his phone.
“If you don’t take it back, I… I won’t be your friend anymore!” I know my threat is futile: I have no ammunition against this boy.
“Oh, so that’s all I had to do? You should have told me sooner!” A wink.
“Fine.” I move to a different table, pouting.
He disappears, and comes back with two sodas, his way of saying sorry. He knows I'll forgive him.
“Take it back,” I demand.
He scoffs and messes with his phone.
“If you don’t take it back, I… I won’t be your friend anymore!” I know my threat is futile: I have no ammunition against this boy.
“Oh, so that’s all I had to do? You should have told me sooner!” A wink.
“Fine.” I move to a different table, pouting.
He disappears, and comes back with two sodas, his way of saying sorry. He knows I'll forgive him.

