Allison choked on her laugh at gasped for air. (She really wheezed for air. Making me type it as if it were different, tut tut.) Fanning herself she look across at Lying Crazy iColby--because everyone knew he was no longer mysterious or possibly iColby, and then with pain back at Kellen.
"That's a low blow," Allison mumbled.
Still trying to catch her breath she heard Kellen's story and shook her head. So he wasn't a pyromaniac, that meant he didn't burn down his school, that also meant that Allison had no reason to cower from him or think he was crazy, and that also meant that her reason of disliking him vanished. And she refused to like him at all costs. Had he not insulted her with the awful suggestion that she declare herself Lying Crazy iColby's girlfriend?
Allison's jaw dropped. Just where exactly did Kellen go to school? The campus institution or whatever, sounded like a pompous school filled with fools. And yes, Allison was no excluding Kellen.
Allison chuckled despite the fact that she was just as embarrassed and annoyed as Lying Crazy iColby. However she did love the fact that he was also bothered and had called her a thief. Seriously the name calling was making Allison's ex-non-existent evil side's ego big.
Eyes widening and gag reflex reacting, Allison turned a light shade of green. One thing the girl hated more than anything were germs. Although the older boy was slow, for the lack of a better word like dim-witted, stupid, idiotic, or a...let's stop there--his common sense seemed to work perfectly. Unless he was just lucky that the gum had been underneath the table.
Managing her courage which came from her pride, Allison's etiquette pored of her pores and she sniffed,
"If I were you I'd make that disappear, wouldn't want it to end up in your scruffy hair, now would you?"
That's when a boy crashed into Kellen and was invited to sit next to him. Which to her good grace was between Kellen and herself. And the movement of things changed once again.