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       “Bueno, aun no lo es tanto... Pero después de este evento lo será.” Ladeó la cabeza ligeramente, pensativa, su mirada recorriendo el evento y posándose en las cámaras. Habían varios medios de comunicación presentes en espera de que Marcella Sabieri hiciera por fin, acto de aparición. “Pronto estaremos en T.V. Abierta y creo que es bueno, atraeremos turistas y eso es muy bueno.”

   “¿Qué? ¿Por qué? Yo no quiero que llueva. Me la estoy pasando bien, oficial, ¿usted no?” Inquirió la castaña, alzando una ceja en dirección al mayor.

Of course Jack only stood around while Cassie and Evan talked to Arya, mentally bringing himself into the conversation at points just to have any sort of contact with Arya. With Cassie around, he more than likely couldn't say a word to her without Cassie taking it as a way he was trying to get into her pants. Which wasn't entirely wrong, but when she's at a pumpkin patch with her baby and that baby's father? Highly unlikely. Just as Jenson returned and brought Austen with him, he noticed she began reaching her arms towards him but he didn't pay much attention to it. He just smiled at her, then she called him "da da." He froze, immediately looking at Cassie who shot him the worst look possible. He knew he'd be getting shit from her when they got home. Just as she began walking away, he turned the other direction and started looking for their parents and luckily they weren't that far away. Thankfully, they hadn't heard the situation with Austen, but Cassie was sure on his ass the entire time with her evil looks and all. Once they were home, Cassie did exactly as Jack knew she would - following him to his room and shutting the door behind her as she started yelling. "Are you fucking kidding me, Jack!? What did I tell you! She's a damn teacher, you can't have relations with her and you certainly can't have her baby calling you Da Da!" This only irritated Jack, as he truly had nothing to do with her since she practically threatened him in the hallway on Tuesday. "Lower your voice! Mom and dad will hear then I'll surely be in shit," he began, running his hands through his hair and taking a seat on the edge of his bed. "I don't know why her baby called me that. I've never even met her baby, not until today. And I haven't even seen her since Tuesday. Besides, who are you to tell me what to do anyway?" At this point, Jack was more annoyed and pissed at his sister than anything. "You're my sister, not my mom. If anything were to happen, that would be between me and her, not me, her, and my sister. If the schoolboard were to find out, the consequences would be on us, not you or anyone else." He may have been being too harsh on his sister, but it was true. The only people they would punish is him and Arya. He would get shit from his parents and possibly even be expelled from school, but that was all on him. Cassie would be perfectly fine. "Oh, shut up, Jack -" she began, but Jack only cut her off. "No, you shut up. And get out of my room, and fuck off. Leave me to do what I want, and leave me to deal with the consequences on my own. Go be your own precious little drama." With that, Cassie only left without another word and he slammed the door behind her. She seemed as though she may have been crying, but Jack didn't really care; not at this point, anyway. Sunday, all he did was stay in his room. He only left once to get a shit ton of food to last him the rest of the day, not once seeing Cassie or his parents, and that was his intentions. Come Monday, Jack slept in until ten, not really caring as he just got up and showered and dressed as casually as he usually did. Cassie was of course already at school, and he didn't give the slighest damn as to how she got there. He stopped to get Taco Bell before going in, eating it in class as Michael questioned him and he only ignored him. After seventh block, the teacher had to call Jack in to speak to him about his grade and tutoring other students, which caused him to walk into eighth block late. As soon as he did and saw Austen and she saw him, he gave her a smile as she started with the grabby hands again. "Hey Austen," he said in a baby voice and tickled her stomach and laughed along with her as she giggled, turning to Arya and giving her a nod. "Arya."

The rest of the tutoring session, Jack remained completely silent. Michael and a couple of his other friends were asking what was up with him, but he found it best to just not answer them at all. Once it was over, he quickly gathered his things, handing in his homework to Mrs. March before walking out the door. Michael and his friends were yelling after him, but he only just ignored them and walked out of the school building, walking straight to his car and hoping Cassie and Evan would see him. Sure enough they did, Cassie sliding into the passenger seat just seconds after Jack had gotten into the driver's and started the car. "How was it?" Cassie asked as she was situated and they were on the road, but nonetheless, Jack still remained silent. "Look, I don't give a damn if you're going to give me the silent treatment. But teacher's are sure as hell off limits, Jack. Out of all people, I'd figure you to know that best." No more words were spoken the entire ride, both spliting in their seperate directions once home. Cassie went to the living room to watch American Horror Story while Jack went to his room to do the rest of his homework. Of course, he had Twenty One Pilots blasting through his iHome and had his ringer turned off so he could ignore any and all texts that anyone sent him. The rest of the week was a drag, and he remained relatively quiet throughout all classes. On one hand, he was relieved to have not seen Arya, but on the other hand, he already missed her. This wasn't even remotely healthy, liking an older woman that had a child and, well, was his teacher. There was just something in him that couldn't help it, something in him that wanted her. There were plenty of girls his age, and even a little younger by a few years, that he could have if he wanted. But there was something that drew him to Arya, and no matter the cost, he would find some way to get close to her - even with Cassie's warnings. Come Saturday, Jack had planned on sleeping in and not leaving the house all day; just blasting Twenty One Pilots through his iHome and wrack his brain for ideas on how he was going to get to Arya. Then Cassie came bursting into his room, turning off his music and throwing a shirt and jeans at him. "Get dressed, we're going to the pumpkin patch," she said before walking over, taking Evan's hand whom Jack didn't even notice standing there and just leaving the door wide open. "You could at least close the door on your way out," he called at her before closing the door himself, turning to slide on a pair of jeans and a white t-shirt with his regular flannel and black converse. As soon as he walked into the living room, his parents, Cassie and Evan were sitting on the couch, his mother turning to him with a smile. "Well, what a nice surprise! Now this really will be a family outing!" Family Outing? Really? What was this, the early 2000s? Jack only rolled his eyes, following behind the other four as they left the house, sitting in the very back of the SUV and listening to music the entire time and ignored anyone who tried to make contact with him. Once they arrived, he had hoped to just stay behind and lay low until Cassie saw Arya and just had to talk to her. Their parents were intrigued when she spoke to the older lady, their mother giving her a questionable look. "Oh, Arya, this is my mom, Jennifer, and my dad, Tyler. Mom, dad, this is my German teacher Arya." They seemed to settle down once she told them she was her teacher, Jennifer shaking her hand and Tyler giving her a smile and nod. They refrained from saying anything, turning and walking along the rows of pumpkins and looking at each and every one of them to try and busy themselves. "I'm sure you've met Evan," Cassie said once they were out of sight, taking her boyfriend by the hand and pulling him to her side, smiling up at him and leaning to press a kiss to his cheek. "And you already know Jack," she said and looked towards her brother, giving him a look that said if he tried anything, he was dead but Jack paid no attention. He gave her a smile and nod, turning his head and trying to focus on anything but the situation in front of him.

When Arya suggested staying after school for tutoring, Jack wasn't exactly the most thrilled. For one, staying at school longer than needed was definitely not an option for him, and two, Cassie rode with him as well and if she ended up at home without Jack, their parents would scold her for carpooling with someone they don't know and scold him for jepordizing his sister's life. Nonetheless, come time that school ended, he met with Cassie quickly to explain that they'd both be staying after a little longer and she didn't seem to mind, her boyfriend saying he'd say to keep her company. Before he could walking back into the classroom, Cassie caught him by the arm and pulled him aside. "Look, I've heard about you stalking this new teacher's assistant," she began, completely taking Jack by surprise. How the hell could she have heard that? Where could she have heard that? "Don't look at me like that, Michael told me. And plus, people are talking. A lot of people saw you standing around the science hallways and just staring at her." Dammit. Jack should probably have thought this through; he didn't even once think about people seeing him - or even talking about it. "I don't really care who you fuck and all that, that's your business. But I'm warning you, Jack: stay away from this one. It will cause you nothing but trouble. Even if anything even remotely begins to happen between you two and the schoolboard finds out, it's game over for the both of you. Stay in your lane, Jack. Don't do anything the both of you will regret later." With that, she walked back over to her boyfriend, the two of them walking down the hallway hand in hand and not once looking back. As much as he hated to admit it, she had a point. His parents would flip absolute shit if they ever found out he was having relations with an older woman - a teacher's assistant, at that. Lugging himself back to the classroom, he took a seat beside Michael and some of his other friends who were obviously just talking about Arya and how hot she was. Throughout the entire time she was talking and the other students were making vulgar comments, Jack stayed quiet. He never uttered a word, not until she talked to him directly. "Actually, you just answered it," he said monotonely and gave her a smile small before looking down to his homework, beginning to fill in a couple of blanks and circle answers.

Listening to every single word Arya had to say, Jack was completely fixed on her. In all honesty, he didn't mind that she was older than him by four years or that she had a daughter. He wanted to get to know her, romantically or not; all he knew is that he wanted to be closer to her, and he would do anything to do that. He mostly sat back the rest of the class period, many of the other students including Michael asking questions. Even when the teacher was teaching and handing out papers and homework, Jack's gaze remained fixated on Arya. There was a good chance she wouldn't want anything to do with him, but he couldn't bring himself to stop staring and fantasizing. When the bell finally rang, Jack gathered all his papers into his backpack and was about to go talk to Arya when Michael grabbed his arm and pulled him down the hallway and outside to his car. "Dude, you were totally drooling over the teacher's assistant," he said on the way, leaning against his car with his arms crossed over his chest as he gave Jack a wide, teasing grin. Jack only rolled his eyes, turning and walking to his own car that was only three cars down. Cassie was already there with her boyfriend, the two tangled up in each other's arms but Jack paid no attention. "I'll see you later," he called to Michael before getting in the car, turning on the heat and letting it fill the air and cancel out all the cold from late October. Cassie wasn't much longer to get in, kissing her boyfriend goodbye before closing the door. "What was that about?" She asked as she hooked her seat belt, throwing her hair behind her shoulder as she turned to look at Jack who avoided her gaze and drove out of the parking lot. "Nothing," he mumbled, really not wanting to talk about it. It wasn't really anyone's business, anyway - and if Cassie found out about Jack liking an older woman, she would never let it go. She'd probably tell their parents, and then Jack would really get shit about it. It wasn't until they were halfway home that he remembered he was going to go back and find Arya after Michael dragged him out, but it was too late now. Besides, she was probably already on her way home. Once home, Jack went straight to his room; throwing down his backpack and immediately hooking his phone up to his iHome, he began blasting Bring Me The Horizon and, for once, doing his homework. He skipped out on doing Biology, planning to ask Arya for help on it even though that was his best subject and he knew practically everything perfectly. The rest of the night went by draggingly, eating dinner in silence as his sister and parents talked about their days and anything and everything. The next morning, he was quicker to get up and ready, even yelling at Cassie to hurry up and getting down to the car before she ever even made it there. He drove almost ten miles over the speed limit, surprised he didn't get pulled over before he got to school. He was quick to get out of his car and into the school building, standing around by the Biology classroom and practically drooling over Arya. Even when the bell rang for first period he didn't move, standing around a little longer until the bell rang again and she disappeared into the classroom. He definitely got in trouble for walking into class after it had started, already getting his first detention of the semester. "You were staring at the new teacher's assistant, weren't you?" Michael teased as he took his seat in the back beside him, Jack only rolling his eyes and brushing him off. The rest of the day, he found himself looking for her everywhere. It seemed to drag on and on until Biology class finally came, walking in and making his way straight to her with a smile. "I was seeming to have trouble with the homework last night, I was wondering if you could probably help me with it?" He asked with a grin on his face, knowing damn well he didn't need any help and she probably did too. He had perfect grades in every subject, but Biology happened to be his highest. Since she was the teacher's assistant, she probably knew that - but for some reason, he was hoping she'd go along with it.

The alarm clock sounded, signaling it was time for another day and another in year in the same hell hole. Groaning and throwing the covers back, Jack went to take a quick shower and threw on his usual pair of jeans, white t-shirt and plaid flannel with a pair of black converse. Ignoring his wet hair, he pulled on his black beanie and grabbed his backpack as he walked out the door. Cassie was already waiting in the car for him, throwing an apple into his lap as he got in and hooked his seat belt. "What the hell?" The expression on his face said it all, Cassie laughing too hard for at least five minutes until she could get an answer out. "Mom said to give it you," she finally said once she'd managed to stop, wiping away the tears that formed at the corner of her eyes. "She says you need to start eating breakfast so you don't eat everything in the house when you come home." Jack only rolled his eyes, throwing the apple back at his sister before turning the key and pulling out of the driveway. Of course Cassie had to listen to music on the way to school, Arctic Monkeys playing the entire way and driving Jack absolutely insane. He never liked the kind of music his sister listened to, but he put up with it anyway. Once there, Cassie was out of the car almost immediately and to her group of friends while Jack was off to his locker, deciding not to meet up with his own this morning. He had just seen them the day before, and he was beyond too tired to put up with any human interation this early in the morning. It wasn't much longer that the bell rang for first period, Jack taking his time walking to class and taking a seat in the back. It wasn't until Michael, his best friend, walked in that he remembered he had this class as well, raising his hand to wave him back once they caught each other's gaze. The teacher walked in not long after, already beginning to nag and lecture which only caused Jack to groan internally. The rest of the day wasn't any different, having one or two friends in the rest of his classes and slipping out of school to run to McDonald's for lunch like they did every other day. When it was finally time for science class and his last class of the day that Jack was completely done with school, practically lugging himself into the classroom and to his seat where he immediately laid his head down. One of his friends obviously sat beside him when he felt a punch on his shoulder and a voice begin talking, but he paid no attention. That is, until he heard a voice other than his teachers. Once he laid eyes on the teacher's assistant, Gianna? the teacher said her name was, it was all over. Sleep wouldn't be an option this period, immediately sitting up and tuning all into her.