Something To Believe In

Part 4: Mason's Point of View

I decided to ignore her and I went straight into the house. It was huge. I wonder why I had never been her before, I mean, my dad is best friends with her dad. She cleared her throat from behind me. "Shoes off." Her finger extended and she pointe to a shoe rack.

I smirked at her. "You just want to see me bend over. Don't lie to yourself sophomore."

"My name is Jenna." My smirk grew even wider as I took my shoes off.

"You're still a sophomore." She rolled her eyes and walked into what I assumed was the living room. I sat down on the couch with a plop. Her body language told me she was irritated.

"Let's start with math." She said. "You're in Algebra 2, right?" I nodded.

"I have some math for you." A glint if curiosity shone in her eyes. "Me and you. Add a bed, subtract our clothes, divide your legs, and try not to multiply."

She got up and faced me. "Enough with that! Stop being such a pervert!" Her fingers ran through her hair and she exhaled. "I can't do this." She started to pace back and forth, talking to herself. "You're nothing but a self-centered jerk, and a player. I can't do this. I can't do this."

"You're words hit the soul babe. They hit hard." I smirked up at her when she jumped. "Yes, I can hear you." I got up and slung my backpack over my shoulder as I started walking towards the door.

"Where are you going?" She asked. I could feel her eyes on my back, but I kept walking towards the door.

"What? Are you writing a book?" I questioned before shutting the door and walked down the street without another word towards her.

I felt my phone vibrate in my pocket. I pulled it out and saw I had a new text.

From Aubree:
I'm waiting for you Mason. 
I'm at my house, the lights are off .. and I seem to have misplaced my clothes .. whoops. .

I smirked. Just what I needed.

To Aubree:
I'll be there in 5.

I stuffed my phone back into my pocket and began walking toward her house.