Turning around Jay spotted Sopie's older sister Melody standing right behind him. She was just as tall as him and physically even stronger and faster. To make matters worse Melody was not looking happy at all, quite the opposite.
"How fortunate that I find you here, Jay. Just the person I was looking for." Her voice was cold, her glare furious.
"What do you want from me? I didn't do anything to you." Jay was quick to point out.
"Shut up!" Melody snarled at him. "Sophie was crying herself to sleep last night because you are still refusing to give her even one single kiss. You know the rules: Nobody makes my little sister cry and gets away with it. Not even you!"
"Sorry to hear that, but this is not my fault" Jay replied rationally, trying to stay calm under pressure. "Sophie cannot force me to like or kiss her. She has to accept my decisions and move on."
"Sophie might not be able to force you, but we all know that I certainly can" Melody countered with an evil grin on her face. "So here is the deal. My sister is having a slumber party with her friend Becky tonight. You will show up there as special guest and make sure Sophie is having a great time, including the kiss she wants so badly for so long. Otherwise I will make you regret it. Are we clear?"
The tomboyish older sister cracked her knuckles, waiting for Jay to give his answer.
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