SCANDAL

It was exactly 6:00 when I was fully dressed. I had on a pair of tight leggings that hugged my curves perfectly, and a crop top that showed off my toned midriff. My long hair cascaded down my back, the ends brushing against the curve of my butt. I had curled the front sections of my hair, framing my face with loose, bouncy waves. Paired with a pair of sleek sneakers, I looked and felt like a total boss. I was ready to take on the day, and I knew I was going to turn heads. With a confident smile, I headed downstairs for breakfast.

As I walked downstairs, the sound of sizzling bacon and freshly brewed coffee filled the air. My mom was busy cooking at the stove, while my grandma sat at the table, reading the newspaper. Max, my little brother, was already seated, munching on a bowl of cereal.

My grandma looked up and smiled, "Good morning, sweetie! You look lovely today." My mom turned around, eyeing my outfit, and raised an eyebrow, "Luna, aren't you dressed a bit... provocatively for school?"

I rolled my eyes, "Mom, I'm fine. It's just a normal outfit." Max, who had been quietly observing the exchange, suddenly piped up, "Yeah, Mom, Luna looks hot!" My face turned bright red as my mom and grandma burst out laughing.

My mom chuckled, "Well, I suppose you do look very stylish, dear. Just be sure to stay focused on your schoolwork, okay?" I grinned, feeling a bit relieved, and took a seat at the table. My grandma poured me a bowl of cereal, and I dug in, savoring the sweet, crunchy goodness.

As I ate my breakfast, my mom asked, "So, Luna, do you have any big plans for today?" I swallowed a bite of cereal and replied, "Not really, Mom. Just the usual school stuff. But I might meet up with Olivia at lunchtime."

My grandma's eyes lit up with interest. "Oh, that sounds nice, dear. How's Olivia doing?" I shrugged, "She's okay, I guess. A bit drama-prone lately, but I'm used to it."

My mom smiled, "Well, it's good that you're a good friend to her, Luna. Just be careful not to get too caught up in her drama." I nodded in agreement, finishing up my breakfast.

As I pushed my bowl away, my mom said, "Okay, sweetie, you'd better get going. Don't want to be late for school!" I stood up, grabbing my backpack and giving my mom and grandma a quick hug. "Love you guys! See you later!"

With that, I headed out the door, feeling energized and ready to take on the day. Little did I know, today was going to be a whole lot more interesting than I had anticipated...

Just as I was about to head out the door, I heard the sound of a car pulling up outside. I looked out the window and saw Olivia's sleek black sedan parked by the curb. She got out of the driver's side door and walked towards the house, looking effortlessly cool in her fitted jeans and leather jacket.

My mom raised an eyebrow as she saw Olivia approaching. "Looks like you've got a ride, sweetie," she said with a smile. I grinned, feeling a flutter in my chest as I grabbed my backpack and headed out the door to meet Olivia.

"Hey," she said, flashing me a charming smile as she opened the passenger door for me. I slid into the seat, feeling a rush of excitement as Olivia got in behind the wheel. "Ready to take on the day?" she asked, starting the engine.

I nodded, feeling a sense of anticipation as we pulled away from the curb. What did the day have in store for us?

As we drove to school, Olivia and I chatted about our plans for the day. We were both excited for lunchtime, when we could catch up with our friends and share stories about our weekends.

Olivia turned up the music, and we sang along to our favorite songs. I felt carefree and happy, enjoying the warm sunshine and the cool breeze blowing through my hair.

As we pulled into the school parking lot, Olivia turned to me with a mischievous grin. "Hey, have you heard the latest gossip?" she asked, her eyes sparkling with excitement.

I raised an eyebrow, intrigued. "What's going on?" I asked, leaning in to hear the juicy details.

I sat up straight, my smirk growing wider as Olivia showed me her phone. On the screen was a photo of Sonia, her face covered in juice, with a ridiculous expression on her face. I burst out laughing, unable to contain my amusement.

The comments below the photo were even more hilarious. "Is this not the could-be school queen bee?" one person asked, followed by "Is this not the beauty queen?" Another comment read, "Wow, who is this new girl?" and "How come?"

I couldn't believe Sonia's misfortune. She was always so perfect, so put-together, but now she was the laughing stock of the school. I felt a sense of satisfaction, knowing that she was finally getting a taste of her own medicine.

Olivia and I were both in hysterics, our laughter echoing through the hallway. We were having the time of our lives, and poor Sonia was the star of the show.

As Olivia and I sat in the hallway, still chuckling about the photo of Sonia's juice-covered face, Sonia herself stormed around the corner, her eyes blazing with anger.

She was clearly still fuming about the incident, and her gaze locked onto Olivia and me with a fierce intensity. "You think it's funny, don't you?" she spat, her voice low and venomous. "You think it's hilarious to humiliate me in front of the whole school?"

As Sonia stormed around the corner, her eyes blazing with anger, I stood up, a confident smile spreading across my face. I had been expecting her to confront me, and I was more than ready.

"Good morning, Sonia," I said, my voice sweet and innocent. "I see you're still feeling a little... juicy from yesterday's incident."

Sonia's face turned red with rage, and she took a step closer to me. But I didn't back down. Instead, I stood my ground, my eyes locked on hers.

"Bring it on, Sonia," I said, my voice dripping with confidence. "I'm ready for you."