Chapter 56

                                    

                                          
Jordan's point of view
                          
This was it. The day of promotion. After this I was going to year nine, or high school. 
                          
I fixed my red tie and then looked at myself in the mirror. I had Chelsea curl my now red hair a bit and I had decided to go against school dress code and wear my piercings. Chelsea had also done my make-up, despite me not wanting any on.
                          
I smiled and then stepped out of my bathroom. I went down to the living room and took a seat at the table with Chris. "You're wearing your eyeliner too?" He nodded and smiled.
                          
"You looked badass JJ," he said and I thanked him. "Let's hope you don't look better than Timothy or this is going to be really sad." I laughed and nodded, picking up my toast and taking a bite.
                          
"I need to take a lot of pictures today so I can post them on Twitter and Instagram." I said and he agreed. "I also need to send some to Ashton, he said he wanted pictures."
                          
"Today is going to be fun." I said and he nodded. "I'm going to get so many complaints about what I'm wearing, watch." I told him and he said I wasn't. "You owe me ten bucks if I end up getting over ten complaints."
                          
"You're on."
                          
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I walked into the school with Christian and so many people looked at me as if I was an alien. I walked over to our friends and Shaun smiled at me. 
                          
"You look amazing Jordan." He told me and I thanked him. Timothy turned around and I was about ready to drool.
                          
"Damn." We both said and then blushed. "You look hot." There we go again, we said it at the same time.
                          
"You two are so going to get married one day." Shaun said and I blushed harder. "I am going to sue if you don't."
                          
"I agree with Shaun." Taylor said and I rolled my eyes. "But in all honesty, you rock that outfit better than we do." He said and I smiled. 
                          
"What in the world are you wearing?" There's one person. "You're supposed to be in a dress, not skinny jeans and leather." I turned around and saw a girl. "What are you? Some dyke?"
                          
"No, I just don't want to be like every other chick in the school." I said and she just looked at me. "I know I'm beautiful, but do you need I stare so hard?" I asked and she just walked away, calling me a dyke again.
                          
"She's just jealous your eyeliner and eyebrows are better than her's." James said and I laughed. 
                          
The bell rang and we all walked to class. I took a seat and Peter chuckled as he saw me. "Well, aren't you just so keen on breaking stereotypical gender roles?" He said and I smiled.
                          
"I can wear a suit kind of thing if I want to because it's comfortable. Besides, I find skinny jeans and leather jackets more comfortable than dresses." He nodded and then told us were going to watch a movie since it's the last day of school. Me and Taylor high-fived and Peter laughed.
                          
He told us we were going to watch a movie about poetry and life. "It's called 'Dead Poet's Society'." He told us and then started the movie. 
                          
As the beginning played, I smiled and then thought this would actually be a good movie.
                          
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"Robbie Williams is one of the best actors ever." I said as we got our bagged lunches. "He's one of my favorites."
                          
"Same here. I love his movies so much." Timothy told me as we made our way to the playground. We couldn't eat in the cafeteria because they were setting it up for our promotion. "There is always some hidden message in it and I love that. They teach you a lot about life and shit."