CHAPTER 90

I paused to process what she had just said, but I couldn't believe her. Those girls were miserable with their own dull lives, and only set out to make others miserable as they were. 'Misery loves company' is a true phrase. 'You're lying,' I said to her and turned my back to leave but Jamie stopped me. She shoved her phone in my face, showing me a picture of a girl and a guy kissing behind the bleachers-- typical high school spot. Then it dawned on me, the guy in the picture was, indeed, Sebastian, but the girl he was kissing wasn't me-- it was Regina. Regina Powers was popular and beautiful. Every girl in school wanted to be like her. They copied her fashion, her hair styles, her makeup, the way she laughed and carried herself-- all except me. I hated Regina Powers and Sebastian knew I wasn't fond of her, so I didn't understand why he'd be kissing her. I looked at the picture carefully to tell if it was photo-shopped or not. I couldn't trust these girls. He said he'd never hurt me