DAY 359, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
K: I forgot how much I hated it here. I didn't miss the manager at all.
S: Did you expect to miss them?
K: Of course not.
S: I don't enjoy being back either.
K: Good. We should go out together some time. I had fun at our makeshift party.
S: I think I had too. Not remembering most of it is a good thing, right?
K: You were pretty drunk pretty fast, not gonna lie.
S: Hmm.
K: But it's a good thing. Not remembering means you really let loose.
S: I guess so. And the beginning I remember being fun.
K: Yeah. Can I tell you something?
S: Sure.
K: You can't tell anyone.
S: Okay.
K: Okay. So. You know how R wasn't at our party?
S: Yeah. H told me they were outside together.
K: Yeah. I'm kinda glad R wasn't inside with us.
S: Oh?
K: But you can't tell anyone.
S: Why did you tell me?
K: I just needed to tell someone. Wanna know why I was happy?
S: Uhm, sure.
K: They're lame in situations like those. They don't drink. They don't dance. Like, really dance. Like how you did, you really went crazy.
S: I did?
K: Yeah! Must be why you don't remember. Gave yourself a concussion or something.
S: Maybe. Do you think you two will make up anytime soon?
K: I don't know. I tried to. I really did.
S: What did you do?
K: I gave her a gift on the train to the house.
S: That's nice. What else?
K: Well, I told her I wanted us to be friends again.
S: What did R say?
K: You ask a lot of questions. They said thanks for the gift. I don't really know what they want. Like, if they want to actually still be friends.
S: Hmm. Sounds difficult.
K: They are being difficult. It's so annoying they aren't just clear as to what they want.
S: No, I meant the situation is difficult. Sure, from your perspective R id the one being difficult. Form theirs it's you.
K: This lecture is not what I asked for.
S: Sorry.
K: Whatever. So, are we on for clubbing? How about this weekend?
S: I don't know if I can.
K: Why not?
S: I literally just had a vacation weekend, there's no way I'm allowed to have a night out the weekends after it.
K: Your parents don't like it? Why?
S: I don't know.
K: That's ridiculous. You should do whatever you want.
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The Stockers (Completed)
Teen Fiction'If I live through this, I can do anything I want. No experience will ever be as awful as this one. I'll come out the other way stronger than ever.' Six stock clerks fight against fatigue and boredom in the store they work at. It creates a bond stro...
