Calgary. The city full of reminisces and a past Autumn Kingsley's tried an immense amount to leave behind, enclosed in the depths of her hometown where she grew up.
Atlas Miller. Rude, closed off and someone who desperately tries to obstruct any for...
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Autumn Kingsley
"Wait wait, so you went to the lake with the Atlas guy; watched the stars together on the dock; had a really deep conversation, and then he walked you back to your car," Aubrey screams deliriously through the phone.
Oh forgot to mention, Aubrey Mavis, I met her back in London.
We got assigned as roommates and got along quite well and practically just became BFFs after a few weeks of talking and getting to know each other.
She also knows about Miles and what happened with him; not to mention she despises his ass.
"No he just came out of-" I begin to explain, but yet again she cuts me off, "you two had a cute little midnight date under the stars, end of story," she says creating a zipping gesture across her lips.
I roll my eyes and continue to sketch.
"You mentioned he was a bit like Miles didn't you?" I nod my head in response.
"I'd stay away from him if I were you," she warns me. "Whatever Aubrey, it's not like I'm planning on dating the guy; that was a one-time thing. Plus he's a dick," I say, a bit uncertain of the words coming out of my mouth.
No, I'm not uncertain. I have no plans on dating him, and he is a dick, a big one.
Maybe not much of one last night, but he's a dick.
"Whatever you say," she shrugs, continuing to scribble words onto the piece of paper in front of her.
"You doing homework?" I ask her; she hums in response.
The both of us proceed to work on the pieces of paper in front of us.
"You know it's lonely without you here, I miss having you around," she says in a miserable tone.
I look up at my phone and see that she's put her homework aside and is staring at me instead with a dejected expression on her face.
"Oh yeah?" I retort, raising an eyebrow and doing some sort of wiggling motion with them.
"Yes so so much," she admits truthfully sticking her bottom lip out and frowning.
I chuckle, "you'll find new friends, plus I'm always here if you need to talk," I say giving her a reassuring smile.
"It's not the same," she mutters quietly, almost too quiet for me to be able to articulate what she just said; but me having some sort of magical ears I hear it as clear as day.
"So, you have school on Monday," she changes the subject; fuck I forgot about that. "Yeah I need to buy some supplies tomorrow," I say, completely pretending that I didn't remember that just now.
"Autumn!" I hear Natalie shout from downstairs, I groan dropping my pencil onto my sketch pad.
"Yeah?!" I shout back irritatedly, "can you come down here real quick, you're dad needs you!"
