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Celia And Froggy Chapter Summaries

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It all started when Jamie sees the poster of the dance that is coming up. He wants to ask celia to the dance but froggy doesn't think in a million years celia would say yes. Celia and froggy have a thing but jamie also likes her. Jamie doesn't want froggy to findout that he likes her so he has to go undercover . Jamie and froggy are best friends and Jamie can't help that he likes her, all he knows is that there is a slight chance this would ruin their friendship. Froggy just thinks Jamie is kidding that he wants to ask Celia to the dance so he's not worried about it. Celia is known to be one of the prettiest girls at school and very popular. But now Jamie knows Celia might be going to the dance with Froggy so he is thinking of ways to get Celia to go to the dance with him instead. Jamie one day noticed that Celia wasn't there at school and decided to call her mom to make sure she's okay. When Celia's mom answered he asked why she wasn't there, her mother replied that she had an allergic reaction to roses. In thought, Jamie knew those were the roses Froggy got her.Jamie is deciding whether or not to tell froggy that the roses he got …show more content…

He's very nervous and anxious how it will end up. When froggy and Jamie meet up at the park they sit down on a bench. In a deep breath, Jamie tells him he likes celia. In shock froggy just kinda laughed about it. “You're kidding right?” asked froggy. “Honestly no i'm not Froggy, i don't want this to ruin our friendship and I understand we both really like her but in the end i guess she will be the one to have to pick.” Soon after that conversation Froggy left being very vexed. Jamie new that it wasn't gonna end well but he needed to tell Froggy and couldn't just bottle it up. When school approached them the next day Jamie was talking to Celia about their basketball game and how he's on a streak and doesn't want to lose it by winning the basketball

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