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I wonder what Carson would be like if she was the same girl before she took a line of coke. I know I shouldn't wonder what she's like without doing drugs since I'm fucking addicted to them just as much as Carson.
I should like how open the girl is and how she could make me laugh and be myself after only a day of just meeting her.
But that was in rehab. I wanted to put that part behind me including her.
It's just going to be hard when she's always around.
Especially after going to Fezco for drugs.
"Hello?"
Carson wondered around the small shop that some kids told her to go to if she wanted to get the good stuff.
Carson paused when she saw a kid sitting behind the register.
"Can I help you or are you just going to stare me down?" The kid lifted a brow already annoyed at the person.
"Do you sell?" Carson questioned as she looked around to make sure there wasn't anyone around.
The little boy shook his head. "Wow, okay. Why don't you say that shit a little louder next time."
"My bad. . ." Carson trailed off as she watched the boy walk to a door opening it for the girl to walk through.
"What you looking for?"
"I definitely need at least three bags of coke, let me get a bag of 2C-T-2, and 3 grams of weed."
The boy looked at the red-head for a second before grabbing everting she asked for.
"140."
"Here." Carson handed the boy $150 before grabbing everything she asked for.
"What's the extra 10 for?"
"A little thank you." Carson smiled before walking out after putting everything she bought in her bag.
Carson Maddox was going to be one of the best buyers in a while.
Carson walked through the front doors of her home and noticed her parents in the living room across from Oscar. It seemed like he was getting yelled at, but she could care less.
All she wanted to do was get fucking high without any interruptions.
Carson looked around her room to see where she could hide her stuff where no one could find it. Her eyes danced around until they landed on a part of the framing in her closet loose.
