“Warriors! Give us six more points!” The cheerleaders yelled as their team once again gave them another touchdown. The score was 51-7 so there was no point in cheering now.

Bette, Alice, Dana, Shane, and Jenny were all seated in the area in front of the cheerleaders because Bette forced them. She attended every game to watch the blonde and dragged her friends along each time. Alice and Dana sat as far away as possible to not jump each other at the game since they didn’t quite tell their groups of friends that they were a couple. Alice bit her lip and squirmed in her seat as she looked at Dana again.

“You know if you stop looking at her,” Jenny inputted, looking up from her laptop. She wasn’t one to be school spirited but decided to get out getting inspiration for her next poem. She had just joined a jazz club that was sponsored by who-knows-where. She went by the performer name of “Misty Hums” and had a show in a few hours.

“I know Jenny,” Alice grumbled. ‘How did she know?’ she asked in her head.

“It’s written all over your face,” Jenny replied nonchalantly, typing away.

Shane was busy looking at the cheerleaders’ abs contract and expand and leaned back on her elbows. However, she missed the bleachers behind her by a few centimeters and almost fell. Dana caught it and laughed.

“It’s all good,” Shane commented, sitting straight up and holding her hands up as an OK sign.

Alice looked at Dana again when her ears caught the laughter and cursed herself again as she felt hot again. She took a long drink from her Coke, looking at the score board as if it was the most fascinating thing in the world.

Bette ignored the girls beside her and stared at Tina in the center of the pyramid and jump down. Tina was sweating a lot and it was almost three minutes until the end of the game and she couldn’t wait to go home.

She felt a pair of familiar eyes on her and looked straight ahead at Bette where she normally sat. Bette was sweet enough to attend all her games and after they would drive to a secluded spot to make out. The whole “friend” stage didn’t work at all so they decided they were “friends with benefits.”