One Life (Justin Bieber Vampire) {DISCONTINUED}

Chapter 14

Justin POV:

I didn't bother going to school today so I decided to stay home and watch my idiot twin. I laid down on the love seat couch, feeling the warm rays of the afternoon sun. I propped my arm over my face, shielding my eyes from the light.

"Your not at school. That's a surprise. Why aren't you with your girlfriend?" Jason spoke.

I squeezed my eyes shut and made a fist with my hand when I heard him ask the dumbest question since he knows why I'm here and not at school.

I removed my hand and snapped my head towards his direction. "You know why." I hissed at his stupid question.

"I know." He smirked that the tips of his fangs showed. "I just enjoy making your blood boil."

I jumped up from the couch in a flash and pinned Jason against the wall with my hand wrapped around his neck. "Shut the hell up." I pushed him more against the wall, making small chips of the wall fall to the ground.

"Be careful now Justin. You don't want to destroy this house now do you?" He smirked.

"I am going to make you wipe that smirk off your face." I growled.

"Temper, temper." He rested his head against the wall. "I didn't think you really cared for Aria. If you ask me, she looks quite... delicious." He licked his lips, chuckling quietly at the end. A growl formed at the back of my throat.

"You... You... You basturd!" All the rage escaped from me. I forcefully pushed him to the wall, destroying the wall completely. Now Jason in on the ground, laying above the remains of the wall.

"I would love to play this game all day but." Jason kicked me on the stomach, which sent me flying to the living room and crash onto the couch, making it tipped over to the ground. "I have no intentions of you killing me." His voice became louder as he walked closer to me. "I was planning to stay alive for a little while longer." He squat down so he was staring down at me. "And perhaps, I can have a taste of Ar-"

I lounged to his throat, my hands tightly gripped around it. "Over. My. Dead. Body." I hissed after each word. But what Jason only did was smirk.

"I find it so amusing how you are so attached to that girl. You must really love your girlfriend."

"She is not my girlfriend." I snapped.

"Then, what is she to you?" Jason asked. My eyes went wide, thinking about the question Jason just asked me. What is Aria to me? I looked down and saw that Jason was gone. I glanced up and saw him standing right by the door. "See you later. Big brother." And with that he was gone. I sat up and looked at the mess that was made and sighed loudly.

"You are going to pay for that." I mumbled to myself. I sprinted to the patio doors and jumped up to the nearest tree. I landed softly on one of the branches. I took a quick glance at my wrist watch and rested it back against my side. School is almost over. I want to go to Aria's house and apologize for what happened yesterday. She is probably traumatized from all the bloody sight. And... well...

I let out a sigh and jumped to the next tree, and then the next and the next, feeling the cool breeze. I stopped a few feet from Aria's house and just stood there, looking. No cars were in the drive way, which makes it easier for me. I took in a deep breath and hopped off from the branch.

I landed onto the ground, stood up straight while shoving my hands inside my pockets. I headed towards the large, dark brown door standing right under the balcony of Aria's bedroom. I took a few steps back and jumped up, landing quietly onto the balcony. I went inside her very organized room. I chuckled as I saw how organized it was. Everything at its place, alphabetized, and clean.

I walked by the book shelf and looked through all the books she has. It was almost like a miniature library. Half of the books were William Shakespeare, poems, fictional teen romance, and many others. I pulled out a book that has a different binding from the others. I stared at the cover and noticed that there was a beautifully hand drawn title and picture.

I opened it and there were hundreds of poems in each page and others there were drawings. As I flipped through, I was amazed how amazing her drawings and how beautiful her poems are. I stopped at the end where there was a newly written poem that hasn't been finished.

It's gotten to the point where I've been hurt so many times,
I can say
Im used to it
But out of all the people
Who could have beaten me down
Ripped me apart
Made me feel less than worthy
Why does it...

I sighed and placed the book back in its place. I flinched my head towards the door, hearing from below me am door opening. Aria's here. I decided to grab another book and read it while I waited for Aria to come to here room. I heard footsteps coming up towards the stair and the footsteps became louder and louder after each step. And finally, I could hear Arias breathing more clearly and the door squeaked open as she stepped inside.

"You have really good books." I spoke, startling her.

"J-Justin! What. Are. You. Doing. Here." She took a breath after each word.

"I wanted to see how you where." I closed the book and put it back in its rightful spot. "And apologize from what happened with my twin brother."

She stopped gasping once I finished talking. She stood up a little mor straighter and stared right at me. She let out a sigh and sat on her bed. "I was thinking about that during school when I didn't see you." I stared at her profile, seeing her cheek turing pink. "And I seriously don't know what to do."

"I understand." I muttered. Her gaze quickly met mine. I gave her a warm smile. "I understand if you don't want to be near me. I frightened you and you probably don't trust me anymore after what happened."

"Justin." I stared into her brown eyes. I could see sadness filled inside them.

"I should get going." I don't want to see her so hurt.

"Justin, wait." Before she could reach me, I jumped out the window and ran off. I pained me to see Aria so sad, hurt, and afraid.

But what pained me most was what I said to her.

I still want to be her friend, I want to stay by her side no matter what. But in Aria's condition, in her perspective, I highly doubt she wants me near her.