Not So Perfect Anymore

We walked through the park, the street lamps lit and the crickets chirping. “Thanks Skull,” I said gaining speed on my skate board. “What for?” He asked catching up to me. “Well for being my knight in armor.” I said, he stopped, “What you doing?” I asked confused. “Come here.” He called. He hugged me close, “What would you do if I leaned in for a kiss?” I looked at his dark blue eyes. “Why don’t we find out?” He leaned in and his lips touch mine, he pulled away I leant in closer. After a couple minutes of staring in the moon my phone rang. “Hello?” I asked still in Skull’s arms, “Sapphire where are you?!” My father’s voice boomed. “Uh…um me no speak English!” I said and hung up. “I have to go!” I jumped up and stuck my helmet on. “What’s the matter Blue?” I kissed Skull on the cheek and pushed myself down the hill towards my house. By the time I got back to my house my phone said 2:07am I slowly climbed up the lattice beside my window. Damn somebody had locked it and the only other way is through the front door…or Ruby’s window. I quietly (well I thought so,) climbed through the window and opened the window. “Mum! Dad! Sapphires back.” I turned around and found my sister wide awake. It was now 4:57am in the morning and my parents had been at me for the past two or so hours screaming their heads off. “We were worried sick about poor little Jamie!” Mum tried to make me feel guilty but it wasn’t working…that much. “How dare you run off with that boy of yours! Lucky Ruby went past Jamie’s school and found him before it got dark.” Dad shouted.
“What happened to our little girl that was so sweet and did everything we asked her.” Mum looked at me concerned. “She grew up mum.” I said, tears swelled in her eyes. “Well then we have no other choice but to send you to Abbotsleigh.” My jaw dropped, “But that’s in Sydney, we’re half way cross the country, I would need to take like a plane back everyday?” I said confused, “No dear you don’t get it, we’re sending you to the boarding school.” Mum said. “What?!” I breathed, Dad’s head nodded in agreement. I saw Ruby poke her head around from her room. “But it’s all Ruby’s fault!” I screamed, “We don’t know whose fault it is that’s why we’re sending you both there.” My father said. “What!?” Ruby let out a yelp. “This isn’t fair!”