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Amber had a reputation, the blonde had already been with half the highschool football team and the Lacrosse team. Truth was if she spent more time practicing and less time on her back she would be a better cheerleader than Felicia. She had always hated the redhead, little miss perfect that she was. Amber had men drooling over her for as long as she could remember and had used that to her advantage. She was practically purring when Jacob came up to her but she unfortunately had different plans for him. “Oh, I'm wearing black now...but thank you ever so much for noticing.” She giggled annoyed that she had more...academic plans for tonight.

She pointed him in the direction of Felicia implying she was easy and willing to do some freaky stuff. She hoped she could at least put little miss perfect in an awkward position, maybe the redhead just needed to get laid. While Felicia was getting another drink Amber got the rest of the cheer squad to leave leaving a message for Felicia that they would be back and for her not to leave.
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She smiled as she tried to nurse her drink but she was a little worried as it got later. As she got more nervous she was drinking more not really noticing people leaving for other parties on

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