wrong side of the tracks.

Jimmy raised an eyebrow and narrowed his eyes at her. "I don't want your money," he snapped.

Zacky frowned deeply. He knew one thing Jimmy hated was being offered money from the rich kids. He'd never really come to terms with the fact that he didn't come from money, so it pissed him off.

"Then don't make me feel like I have no choice but to offer you money so you'll leave her alone," Maddison snaps. "She's already going through enough she doesn't need you reminding her of the night she was raped when you cat call!"

Maddison quickly covered her mouth, upset that she had let something that was told in confidence slip like that. She turned around and quickly began walking away.

Zacky shook his head and climbed back in the car, and Jimmy drove them to his house. Zacky greeted Jimmy's parents on the way in before they went upstairs to his room and sat down. Jimmy tossed them beers and they started to drink.

Maddison sat in her room once she got home feeling miserable because of the confrontation she had. She normally wasn't one for confrontation but she had become very protective of Melissa.

Zacky stared off into space as Jimmy ranted about the girl they'd talked to on the street. Brian commented about how attractive she was while Jimmy said she was a stuck-up rich bitch. Zacky looked over at his friends and shook his head. "I'm sure she didn't mean it that way, Jim," he said. "She probably doesn't know any better."

"I don't care," Jimmy hissed. "Nobody talks to me like that."

"She just did," Brian snorted.

Maddison chewed on her bottom lip as she thought about how upset Jimmy had seemed when she offered him money. She wondered why he got that way. The brunette told her parents she was going for a long walk and they told her to be safe. She promised she would and began the walk to the neighborhood she knew Jimmy lived in.

Once Jimmy and Brian got onto the subject of big tits and wet pussy, Zacky took that as his cue to leave. He excused himself and walked out of the house, deciding to take a walk and get some fresh air.

Maddison walked around, relieved when she saw the boy from class again. She quickly walked over to him, biting down on her inner cheek as she stood in front of him. "Is your friend around? I want to apologize to him."

Zacky looked at the girl and raised an eyebrow. "Oh really?" he questioned. "It seems like you're stalking me." He chuckled softly and shook his head. "Well, he's inside his house and I really don't think he wants to talk to you right now, so maybe Monday."

"Please I want to talk to him," Maddison pleaded. "I know I upset him and I never meant to."

"Are you sure about that?" Zacky asked, his brows furrowing. "I mean, not that I know you or anything, but it really seemed like you wanted to upset him. You know, to get back for what he said to your friend."

Maddison frowned. "I may have been upset he upset her but I'm that kind of person." She began toying with her small gold around her neck. "I was raised to do unto others as you want done to you and I would never do that."

"Right," Zacky mumbled. "You can apologize to him in school on Monday. Right now, he's too upset, he'll get violent."

Maddison frowned. "Please I need to make things right." She wasn't going to take no for an answer especially since she didn't believe Jimmy could get physically violent. He seemed too nice for that.

"Trust me," Zacky said. "When he gets pissed off, he gets violent."

"Zack please just tell him I want to apologize and if he tells you something bad I'll wait until Monday to apologize."

"Fine," Zacky groaned, rolling his eyes as he walked back inside the house. He told Jimmy the girl from earlier was outside and his friend instantly got up and went outside.

Maddison chewed on her lip nervously, worried Jimmy would start yelling at her.

Jimmy glared at her. "What are you doing here?" he hissed.

"I wanted to apologize," Maddison mumbled. "I didn't mean to offend you or upset you."