Obsessed with him

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"I'll see you later mel" I yelled over my shoulder going to go stand in line as I waited in line I looked over the selection and noticed that there wasn't really anything good left so I just grabbed something that looked safe to eat and went to an empty table dragging kay with me "so spill why are you here" I asked digging in to my food mel gave her food a disgusted look and pushed it aside before looking back up at me "well I just really needed to get away from everything you know my parents are stressing, everything going on with daphne is literally driving me insane I was five minutes away from ripping my hair out" I gave her a sympathetic look daphne was her older sister who in their parents eyes could do no wrong they were constantly telling kay that she should be more like her growing up together daphne was always the better daughter while kay was just there she tried everything from having the highest Gpa in her school to helping her mom run her store but nothing worked kay tries not to let it show that it hurts her but I can see that it does "so what's going on with the bitch...

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