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George Yon and fidgeted on the carpet. The light from my bedside lamp caught his

blonde hair and it made it shine like a halo. He tweled a lock from his friends around

his index finger, let it snap back into place and start twirling it again.

It obviously agreed to come round mine for sleep over because I was new at school and you wanted to see what kind of house I lived in.

Get a sense of what I was like. I could tell he was already regretting the decision.

Thought she said he had a PS4.

George's eyes flicked around the bedroom as if he was hoping the console would magically appear from somewhere.

We've been upstairs since dinner. He'd explored my room, we chatted for a bit and watched the random shows on Netflix.

Things were going okay at first but as the last light bled out of the day in the sky outside darkened,

I could tell George was losing interest.

That was when I suggested we do something a bit different.

No, I don't have one. I said, sorry.

Are you still up for having a go at this game though?

What? Telling each other stories isn't that little kid stuff?

George glanced at his watch and his wrist. I followed his gaze.

George's watch was the first thing I noticed about him. He sits in front of me in English and I spotted the watch after a ray of sunshine glinted off its face and caught my eye.

It's really nice watch.

Most of the kids in my year of digital watches was blocky ones that light up when you press a button on the side but George's watch was different.

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