All Chapters of A Deal With the Popular Boy: Chapter 1 - Chapter 9

Chapter 2 Leah's P.O.V "You!!" I say with a glare, hoping it could make him piss his pants. He looked confused. "Me! Yes. I am so sorry for hitting you. It was an accident-" I throw off the covers and proceed to get up, ignoring the light-headedness I was feeling. "Woah... woah. Where do you think you're going?" He asks, and I throw him another glare. "I am going to the principal's office." "Sweetie-" "I'm sorry, Mrs. Kings, but if it were any other person, I would've definitely not snitched." I say it to her honestly. I proceed to walk out of the office when Mason blocks my way. "Move-" I ordered him in a tone that I hope sounded like a king ordering his guards around. "No- not until you tell me why I am excluded from not being snitched upon." "Okay." I agree with fake certainty, and once he lets down his guard, I don't wait for him to say anything and go around him, running out of the office. "Hey! Wait- come on!" I ignore his protests and continue my mission to the offic

Mason's P.O.V Human beings are predictable. At least that's what I thought. Ever since I was little and I knew how important and influential my family was- and not just in this town but the country, everything had always been handed to me at my beck and call and then at first, due to my little oblivious age, I always thought the reason was because I was a good and well - behaved kid which urged me to continue being that way from attending all my classes diligently to helping out my nannies. I had lived in that delusional bubble for a while until one of my birthday parties which was never just a little kid's birthday party , I informed everyone that my parents wouldn't be around to attend. They all left like the party had become a crime scene. It was meant to be a prank and as soon as my father called back the county commissioner at that time to let him know that I had pulled a prank on them, everyone rolled in once again like flies chasing garbage. It was then I knew that being a

Leah's P.O.V I was not having the best day. Why you ask? No one asked. For starters, it was Tuesday. The first day Mason and I would be meeting for tutoring. That meant an evening spent with him. Monday, the universally loathed day, shifted to Tuesday for me, all due to a single deal I couldn't back out of. Also, that knowledge came with the painful realization that I would be missing Taco Tuesdays- a family tradition where mum and I prepared Italian delicacies while gossiping about her colleagues in the office- Brenda Shannon- mum's boss, being the highlight of my Tuesdays. It broke my heart knowing it would come to a stop for a while. And it pissed me off. The dreadful day went on like a blur, classes held, the normal high school drama where someone finds out their significant other had been cheating on them, typically a high school day. And it all went away with the miniscule enthusiasm I had, looking forward to tutoring Mason. Mason Kings was too smug for my liking, so ima

Leah's P.O.V One of my wishes since I knew what the word 'school' was, has always been to be among in high school. Be part of the cool kids and live life to the fullest before going to university and it was finally happening- just not in the way I hoped. How you ask? It first started the day after my first tutoring lesson with Mason. At first, he came up to me at my locker and said hi which was surprising. I knew it was weird but I didn't want to think too much of it which is why I said hi back. My wish became granted during lunch. Mason called me over to sit with him at his table. The table. That was where the most popular students sat. For you to sit there, that means you were at the toppest top of the popularity food chain in school and me being invited there, let's just say I was on my way to becoming as popular as Mason Kings. The students in the cafeteria all looked shocked, everyone's eyes glued on me as I made my way to the table and set my food down, sitting besid