What in the world did he get me?!

"Oh..." Adelina said after a moment, blinking at Dani's over-dramaticness. Oh, well, though. She turned to Andrew, being silent for a few moments before a smile came to her face. "We're going together, right?" the seventeen-year-old asked. Well, actually, more like stated, since they were in love, after all. Why would they choose to go with anyone else?

Adelina smiled. She knew that she hadn't wanted to go to the last party this school had, but that was when she had absolutely hated Andrew and pretty much everyone else here. She nodded her head with a smile on her face. "Of course I want to go," she told him. She would be happy, as long as she was with him.

October just blinked. Addie wanted to go parties now? Amazing. Absolutely amazing.

Adelina smiled. "Good," she said. She looked at Dani and October, who both seemed quite surprised and confused in her opinion. She understood why, but she wanted to hear it from them anyway. So, she acted as if she didn't understand the looks on their faces, and tilted her head to the side. "What?" she asked.

October returned Dani's glance, and swallowed, biting her lip. "Well..." she began hesitantly, not wanting to hurt her sisters feelings. She knew Dani wasn't going to say anything, so she was supposing that she had to be the one to speak. "You just usually hate going to parties is all. We're surprised..."

Adelina blinked for a moment, forcing herself not to smile. "Really? Since when have I hated parties?" she asked. Her eyes went to Dani, wanting her to answer that question and to not make her little sister answer again.

An eyebrow raised somewhat. "Really?" Adelina asked. She bit the inside of her lip, thinking. It looked as if she couldn't believe what they were saying, and that they weren't telling her the truth. "Are you sure?"

October nodded her head. "Yeah," she said. "You've never liked parties..."

Adelina looked shocked, and turned to Andrew. "Does it seem to you that I hate parties?" she asked him. This was really quite fun, faking like this. It really, really was.