Tony picked up his back pack and slung it over his shoulder. Another day at school was over and it just happened to be Friday. He walked through the hallways and stopped by his locker. Glancing at the mirror he saw one his best friends walk up towards him.
"Hey Steve, what's going on?" asked Tony.
"Nothing just came by to say hello. I'm afraid I'll be going off this weekend," replied Steve.
"Well I'll see you around; do you need a lift home?"
"Actually yeah, thanks."
"No prob." Tony led Steve outside and to his car, which was a 2005 Volkswagen Passat. Silver on the outside, it had a beige leather interior.
Next to his car was a rather old Volvo, and in it was a girl. She had long brown hair and cute plush cheeks. Blue eyes and b-sized breast. Indeed they weren't huge, but just right. She wore a green top that was sort of tight.
"Hi," she said, the voice making Tony's heart race.
"Um hey...Rachel," replied Tony feeling as though he was going to swallow his tongue.
His heart beats led him to nothing because another guy hopped into the passenger seat. He had brown bushy hair and a rather nice build.
Tony looked at him with disgust, "Michael."
"Tony," he replied. Rachel started her car and the two of them drove off. He stared into his mirror; he had green eyes and short brown hair. Although he wore glasses, and had a little acne (he is 18 after all) he didn't look too bad. His skin tone was pale though.
"You'll never have her Tony. I'm sorry," said Steven, not harshly though.
"It's ok."
Tony drove Steve to his house and was on his way back to his house when he looked over at a house. It was a small two story without a garage. On the driveway was Rachel's Volvo.
"I couldn't," Tony spoke to himself. "It's not my business."
He glanced at the house and saw not any of the other usual cars there. Temptation over came him, and he quietly pulled his car over to the curb. He got out of his car quietly as well and barely shut the door. Quietly he paced to the front door and glanced inside.
"Well only the screen door is open, so I might as well check on them."