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Jonah's voice sounded weird to Bailey on the phone; he sounded too grown up for her liking. "Yeah, I just parked here. Haven't had anything to eat, either. I'll go inside and look for you guys," she answered, hanging up the phone shortly after saying a quick 'see ya'. She felt kind of embarrassed because she knew she probably stank of cigarettes and Red Bull, but she'd just have to let that go. She never used to care about first impressions but after joining the cheerleading squad at school and dating some guys, she learnt to care more about her appearance, and to use it to her advantage too.
She ran her hands through her hair, smoothed out her light sweater, and pulled her chin up to appear more confident, just as she'd learned. A quiet bell rang when she opened the door to the dinner, and she scanned the place quickly to sit with the siblings as soon as she could. Almost immediately she spotted Natalie, as gorgeous as ever, and surprisingly more of a woman than Bailey could remember. And the guy sitting in front of her, giving his back to her must've been Jonah. From behind he didn't look so different, just buffer and taller, but what she was going to see from up front was what scared her.
Taking a deep breath and putting her sunglasses on top of her head, she walked to their table and smirked cunningly, "Well, well well, look who we got here. The Devita siblings, long time no see," she said, crossing her arms in front of her chest and looking down at the pair. "Missed me?"
She ran her hands through her hair, smoothed out her light sweater, and pulled her chin up to appear more confident, just as she'd learned. A quiet bell rang when she opened the door to the dinner, and she scanned the place quickly to sit with the siblings as soon as she could. Almost immediately she spotted Natalie, as gorgeous as ever, and surprisingly more of a woman than Bailey could remember. And the guy sitting in front of her, giving his back to her must've been Jonah. From behind he didn't look so different, just buffer and taller, but what she was going to see from up front was what scared her.
Taking a deep breath and putting her sunglasses on top of her head, she walked to their table and smirked cunningly, "Well, well well, look who we got here. The Devita siblings, long time no see," she said, crossing her arms in front of her chest and looking down at the pair. "Missed me?"