Things just got a bit more crowded, now we have seven people living here. It's insane. Tommy is staying in Jinx's and Maggie's room, but they have the smallest room to begin with. If only Andy liked Tommy, then he could stay in Andy's room. Then again, no one seems to be allowed near his room. I wonder what he's hiding. He is a drug dealer, maybe he just doesn't want people getting into his inventory. I woke up next to no one, I sat up quickly, looking around for Lexi. She was behind me changing. 

"Afternoon, sleepy head." She smiled.

"What time is it?" I questioned.

"One p.m." 

"You have to wake me up whenever you wake up." I said, rolling out of bed. I looked at the shirt that Lexi grabbed, "I haven't seen that tie-dye shirt in years." 

A story behind this tie-dye shirt with a yin yang sign on it. Lexi and I went to camp together and she gained a crush on one of the counselors. Now this was fifth grade, dating was still really gross, girls still had cooties and yet high schoolers were really hot.  Still, Lexi and I were dating, this happened only a month after we met. This counselor wasn't really tall, actually pretty short, built to size, may have been a Holister model, had Beiber, brown hair and bright blue eyes. His name was something, like Matt or whatever, he was the basketball star. Now, Matt knew that Lexi had a thing for him and he played along, thinking it was cute. I always felt like he was just belittling her, but then again, I just really jealous. On the last day, we knew we would never see each other ever again, he gave her that tie-dye shirt. And she fell in love with it, she promised to treasure it forever. Once we got older, she hated the shirt. One of the reasons was because she fell more in love with me, but the main reason was that she saw Matt with a different girl. This girl was wearing the exact same shirt. She was so angry and hated the fact that Jimmy and Byron knew him. Those two were tease the Hell out of her for liking Matt so much. I really just let it run it's course. Even though, everyday, I began obsessed with being better than him, just so Lexi would love me more. I did say I was a loser. 

Lexi blushed, "Shut up, it's just a stupid shirt." 

I smiled, seeing that shirt on her now, it fits perfectly. But apart of me wants to rip it off and prove Matt that I got the perfect girl. I'm not still hung up on it... Anyways, Lexi wore that shirt with  light blue, skinny jeans, red converse and a army green jacket. I put on a white shirt with some words on it, dark blue jeans that were flooded, a red plaid shirt and my DC comic converse. Wait, I also put on a gold bracelet with connected at the end with tiny handcuffs. Lexi looked at it and smiled. She bought me it a while ago for my birthday. Some say it's really girly but I honestly don't care. We walked downstairs, going right to the couch, sitting next to each other, across from Andy, who was surrounded by a lot of cocaine. Andy was wearing a plain red shirt with black jeans, black dress shoes and a grey hat that was backwards. 

"Busy?" I asked.

He looked at me, having not completely forgiven me yet and nodded slowly. I sighed, I knew he was still angry, but he really has to get over it. Oh and if you're wondering why Lexi and I aren't freaking out over the drugs, it's cause we have gotten use to it. Andy is either in his room or on the couch, working with the drugs. It's still a bit uncomfortable, mainly cause I'm worried about the little kids, but I guess we all need to get money somehow. Cassidy walked now the stairs, wearing a tan blouse, tucked into a black pencil skirt with high tan heels with her hair in a bun and white earrings and gold bracelets. 

Andy looked up with a face that screamed annoyance, "Where are you going?"

"I have a job interview." She replied.

He laughed a little, thinking it was a joke, "Gonna be stripping for lawyers, now?"

She rolled her eyes, "Actually, a real office job, thank you very much."

"Hey, it's not my problem where you strip." Now Andy is just being a dick. 

"At least I'm not a sad excuse for a drug dealer. Sorry for trying to make something of my life." She grabbed her purse and walked off, slamming the door behind her. 

Lexi and I just stared at Andy, who was trying to focus on his paperwork. That comment about him being a sad excuses must've hit hard. 

"What are you looking at?" His voice raised a bit.

"Weren't you kind of rude to her?" I asked.

Lexi slapped my arm, "Hey, it was hilarious! She totally deserved that." 

"I know why you hate her, Lexi, but why do you?" I asked Andy.

"She's a fucking bitch, who doesn't know how to leave after a one night stand." 

"Wow, was not expecting that. You two had a thing?"

He nodded, "Was barely a thing. I slept with her and she's up making breakfast. I guess it was my fault, I should've kicked her out right away. But Maggie got along with her so well, I couldn't take away her new friend." 

I smiled, "That's so swee-"

"Shut up, Edgar." 

I nodded and kept my mouth shut. 

"Why do you hate her, Lexi?" He questioned.

"She likes Edgar and has been trying to get with him since day one." 

"Yeah, she'll do that." 

I just want to be far away from this conversation. It's too much for me. I know Cassidy is a true bitch, but I don't want anyone to hate her. Please God, send me something to get me away. I'm about to tell you why God exist, because right after I thought that, bam! Jinx walked down the stairs. I'm going to volunteer for Lexi and I to go wherever she's going. Jinx was wearing red jean shorts over black leggings with a black sweater that had red lips on it and white converse. 

"Going to dance class?" Andy asked.

"No, I'm going back home to live with our dead beat of a dad," She's still mad at him, "Of course I'm going there."

"Hey! Lexi and I will walk you there." I offered. 

Jinx shrugged, I grabbed Lexi's hand and we left.