I'm in a cliche Webcomic?!

Cassie buried her face in a pillow again. "Thanks," came her muffled voice.
(Okie!)

“Of course,” Ian said, not sure how to feel about her reaction. “Um…is it my turn to ask now?”

Nagi was going to tease him, but decided against it. "Listen, you can't tell anyone what I told you today. No one." Nagi was completely serious, if he told anyone who knows what might happen. "I have a journal that I'm going to read through and hopefully it will help me out a bit. Promise me though that you won't tell anyone."

Cassie nodded, looking up from her pillow.

“Okay, truth or dare?” Ian asked.

"Er… dare," she said quietly.

Only one thing flashed through his mind, and Ian thought for a moment to think of something else, but none of his other ideas were good. “I dare you to kiss me,” he said after a moment. He hoped she would do it, because he knew that he would let her off the hook easily if she didn’t want to.

Cassie hesitated for a moment before leaning over and gently placing a kiss directly on Ian's mouth. She pulled away, tipping her head. "Middle school, indeed."

“You started it,” Ian replied with a smirk, though he was blushing a bit.

Cassie rolled her eyes. "Well, there's no point in continuing, then. We've achieved maximum middle school levels."

Ian laughed. “Are you sure that you don’t want to eat Lunchables now?” he teased. “That is maximum middle school levels in my mind.”

Cassie groaned. "I used to hate those."

Ian snickered. “They tasted like shit, but my middle school self loved them for some odd reason.”

"It's because they were 'cool,' obviously," Cassie laughed.

Ian laughed with her. “Obviously,” he repeated. “You know me, the number one cool guy. Just gotta do things that are cool. Honestly if someone in middle school had said it was cool to cartwheel everywhere instead of walk, I would’ve done it.”

"Oh, I'm well aware. I've heard many stories," Cassie assured him.

“What stories?!” Ian asked, his eyebrows shooting up in confusion.

Cassie shrugged. "People like to rant to me about how everyone just did whatever was 'cool' in middle school."

(I think k I'm going to skip to the next day just so everyone can join back in.)

(Yay!)

(I'm at church, so I'll have to do it when I get back home. But when I get home I will.)

(Yee)

(okay)

Ian chuckled. “Well, they’re not wrong. I definitely did. And still kinda do…”

(Alright I'm here and ready to skip.)
Boom, next morning.
Nagi woke up on Cassie's floor not waiting to go to school. She pulled her covers up over her head to block out the sun from her face. "Five more minutes." She grumbled as she turned over to fall asleep again.
(Sorry it's so short. That all I got gor now haha.)

Cassie immediately sat up, stretched, and got out of bed, pulling clothes out of her drawer. "Nagi. Wake up," she said loudly, walking to the bathroom.

Acacia woke up in her bed not ready for a new day at all. She didn't want to go to school today and just work on her designs, but she had to go to school. Her parents were expecting her to after they got back in last night, even though it meant wearing that god awful uniform again.

Charlotte woke up and sighed. She got up, starting to put on her uniform and do her hair.