BRUCE IS AT THE TOP. :) Yes, I changed the cover and the title because I wasn't really liking the last one. Please comment guys! I really would appreciate it, plus it shows that you're enjoying my story and encourages me to write more. Also, I'm trying to find a picture of how Caesar looks. Here's the next chapter! Enjoy! <3 -Planetary
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The school lunch is the worst. I dread going into the lunch line every school day. It doesn't even taste like real food. I can't believe the school is actually feeding us this.

Once I pay for my food I walk around, looking for Caesar's table.

"Ariel! Over here!"

I look over to my left and there he is walking towards me with a big smile on his face. And I can't help but smile back.

"Come on over, my friends were looking forward to meeting you," he says, waving me over to his table. I follow behind him to his table. I take a seat across from him. "So, this is Ariel everyone," he gestures towards me.

"Hey," I say, waving.

"This is Jade, my sister. You already met her at the park yesterday," Caesar says, pointing to his sister. "And this is Bruce, Carrie, and Jack," he points to Bruce, a girl, and a guy. Carrie has silky brown hair and its pinned up into a bun and she wears a collared sweater, a black skirt, black knee high socks, and combat boots. Jack on the other hand, has curly brown hairs and is wearing a collared shirt. And Bruce has brown dreadlocks and has on a white tank.

They all say hello to me and introduce their selves and laugh about embarrassing moments they have shared together. Even though I wasn't there to share the memory, I laugh with them. I could get used to this.

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"How do you like my friends?" Caesar asks. He has a gazillion tiny snowflakes in his hair. He shakes them off.

"They're great," I say, grinning.

"Hey, if you want, I could pick you up tomorrow and bring you to my house so you can hangout with my friends."

"Okay," I laughed.

We come to a stop at my house. "See ya tomorrow," Caesar says, walking away from me.

"Caesar, wait!"

He turns around. "Yeah?"

"Thanks for introducing me to your friends. I really appreciate it. I don't have many friends."

"No problem."