68 Days And Counting

Chapter Eight: Live In Iowa In A Ranch House Beside Gigi Hadid.

My eyes widened and I took the headphone off her ears. "No need to yell. I am right here."

"Sorry but I was just watching-"

"Nope explain to me why George just came out of our room?"

Maddy shrugged. "I lent him some CD's and he just came to give them back."

"Uh-huh." I muttered, not really believing her.

"What we're just friends!"

"Uh-huh." I repeated.

Maddy rolled her eyes, closing her laptop. "Isn't it your anniversary today?"

"Yes, yes it is."

"What are you two doing?"

"He's taking me out."

"To where?"

"To dinner."

"Fancy?"

"I guess so." I drawled the word out, wondering where she was going with all the questions.

"When is he picking you up?"

"Seven."

Maddy's eyes widened as she took out her phone and looked at the time. "We have only an hour and a half to get you ready."

"It would take me like ten minutes to get ready Mads."

"No, no, no, tonight is a special night. You're not going out in a blouse or jeans or sweats. You my friend are wearing a dress and we need another girl's input on this. What about Jasmine?"

Maddy had met Jasmine through Skype. They had clicked obviously but with her seemingly avoiding everyone I just didn't want to feel disappointed when she wouldn't answer the call. I shook my head. "No let's get Stevie instead. I doubt she's sleeping on her side."

"Sure."

Maddy was already set on curling my hair when Stevie's face popped up on the screen of my laptop. She was in her room at her house, looking like she needed to take ten cups of coffee. Daylight was streaming into her room from the window and her grey eyes looked tired but she put on a smile. "Hey Macy. Hey Maddy."

"What's wrong with you?" I asked her.

She shot me a pointed look. "What a great way to say hello Mace. You really set the standards high."

"Hey!" I said enthusiastically, my face brightening with a smile before I quickly frowned. "But seriously what's wrong with you?"

"School. School is what is currently wrong with me."

"I thought it would your overwhelming love of KPOP or Korean Dramas that would tear you down."

That's when she suddenly looked more awake. "Never. I love the Korean music industry too much for that."

"We know." I deadpanned, remembering the time I was at her house and she had a bunch of posters of KPOP artist in her room. She went to conventions and meet ups also. Sometimes I would hate that when she talks about KPOP I would have no idea what the hell she was talking about but it was pretty cool to hear and learn a little bit about another country's type of music.

"Anyway what's," she paused to take a yawn and rubbed her eyes, "happening?"

"Six month anniversary of Samuel Cahill and the future Mrs. Cahill."

I gave Maddy a look but didn't say anything as Stevie grinned. "Damn Macy six months. We'll be hearing the wedding bells and the 'bye's as we send you guys off for your honeymoon."