Chapter 8
by 
Usherbot
What is the first Truth or Dare?
Something innocent enough
“Casandra; Truth or Dare?” Emily asks.
“Truth,” Casandra says, leaning back in her chair with arms crossed.
“Hmmmm? Why did you join our friend group?” Emily asks, staring off the night with a simple question.
“Yeah, I’ve always wondered why you just completely changed your mind about us,” Jessica says.
While Casandra told Sarah everything right after she publicly apologized to the rest of the girls, she never really gave them a reason as to why.
“Oh, ummm, you see, I didn’t have that many friends who would like me for myself rather than my money,” Casandra explains.
“Yeah, some people are pretty superficial when it comes to that kinda stuff,” Yuri adds.
“And, I thought that bullying you guys would get me into more friend groups with the popular people on campus. But when I finally did get in, they were all just so mean to each other. It was like the only thing keeping them together was the money in their pockets,” Casandra elaborates.
“I see, but why join in with us? Emily asks.
“You all seemed like the ideal friend group. Always hanging out and helping each other on campus. Plus you all were more focused on actually going to college, and not partying 24/7,” Casandra explains further.
“So you thought that being in the circle was the best for you, but it turned out it was only damaging you education?” Sarah asks, to which Casandra gave her a somber nod.
“And you girls are so different from each other, yet still are close friends. I’m surprised you even let me in.” Casandra looks down at the floor.
“Of course we would, especially after that apology you gave us. Sure, you were kind of a bitch, but all of that was just for you to make friends with the wrong people,” Jessica says.
“Awwww, thank you Jess!!” Casandra says with a bright smile.
Sarah smiles as she watches Casandra finally admit to the rest of her friends of what she did, finally ending that whole debacle. Maybe Yuri’s game was a good idea after all.
“Alright, my turn!” Yuri exclaims, leaving the other girls is a state of dread.