“Put it on. It’ll protect you from the sprites.” Mila said seriously, but then broke out into laughter from it all.

“Not the sprites,” he smiled to her. “It’s a daylight ring, you know for vampires.”

“Vampires aren’t, though.” Mila smiled to him, as she kissed his cheek as she checked her phone for the time, “You’ve been reading too much twilight.”

“They are real,” he tried to explain. When she mentioned Twilight he made a face, “That novel is an abomination.”

“Well, when I see one then I’ll believe it.” Mila said to him, as she picked up her bag, “I’m late for class, but we’re still having a party for your birthday, okay?”

“No party, please.” He got up and walked her to her class room.

“Yes, party!” Mila told him, “You’re an adult, now. Do you think you should enjoy it?”

“I’ll get a tattoo or something to celebrate. But really, please no party. Promise me.”

Mila was kind of let down by this, but nodded to him when she knew he really didn’t want it, “Fine, no party. I promise.” She said to him, sweetly.

“Good,” he nodded and then kissed her before going to his own class

Mila smiled to him and then walked into her class sitting down in the seat that she always had.

Jaxon waited by his locker for her smiling for once

After class she had met up with him there, and saw that he looked quite happy.
“What’s with the smile?” She asked him.

“I’m going to take you to dinner,” he told her

“Shouldn’t I be taking you out?” Mila asked him, “It’s your birthday. Not mine.”