Empty. My room was empty. I didn't realize how little items I had in my room. Maybe it was the vast emptiness that intrigued me, maybe it was Greyson. Why couldn't I call the police? Why couldn't I say no? Was I intrigued by him? He was weird, not the picks nose and eats it weird. He was genuinely, and uncontrollably weird. I may like it. I may like the fact that he had guts. I may also like the fact that he lived on the edge. But why? I am awful for sticking around, I should call the police. I should give them evidence, have him locked up. But I can't. There's this fire inside of me, this fire that makes me want to hang out with him more.
" Dude, are you okay? You just totally dazed out." Anna looked at me in aw.
" Yeah, I'm fine." I spoke back, sipping on my coffee.
I forgot we were in a coffee shop, and that other people could see how bland and sociopathic I looked when I dazed out.
" So, what did you and creepy cute boy do this time?" She asked, fiddling with an strand of her hair.
" Can you stop calling him that? And, we did nothing." I spoke. What was I suppose to say this time? He bloodied up some guys and used me as a bet?
" I don't believe that, tell me." She smiled, waiting for my answer.
" Well, uh, we went to see a movie." I spoke.
" What movie?" She asked.
" I forgot."
" You...forgot?" She laughed.
" I get it, you don't want to tell me, that's cool. But when I get it good with a guy, don't expect me to tell you anything." She chuckled, sipping her coffee.
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" Our first family dinner in our new house." My mother smiled.
I picked at the steak on my plate. It was under cooked, at least for me. Blood was oozing from the middle of it.
I think i'm going vegetarian.
" So, Liah, how was your date?" My dad asked me.
" Oh, it was great! Very nice boy, but I think him and I will stay friends." I spoke. Damn, I'm a really good liar.
" Oh really? I saw him smoking a cigarette, don't go letting him influence you." My mother spoke, biting into the grease smothered steak.
" Don't worry, he's good." I said.
" Alright, but remember, you can always talk to us about anything. Never be afraid to tell us anything." My mother took her plate to the sink, and began cleaning.
I walked to my room, sitting on my bed. What have I gotten myself into? He's going to make me hang out with him even more. I let him do so. I need to stop this. Right now.
I dialed Greyson's number into my phone, and called him.
" Oh, hey Liah." He spoke with a soft tone.
" We can't hangout anymore. So, just stop talking to me and leave me alone. Please"
I waited for his response, but the phone line went dead. I threw my phone on my bed.
" Shit! Shit!" I began racing around the room, terrified. He knows where I live! He knows where I live! He's going to come and kill me I just know it!
I ran to my window and locked it. A little bit of relief came off of me.
I sat on my bed, staring at the nothing. I can't sleep. I can't tell. He would most certainly kill me if I told.
My eyes started to fill with tears. I lay down on my bed, trying to forget what happened.
It's been 30 minutes, and no sign of Greyson. My parents went to sleep, and the tears have stopped.
A noise, comes from my window. I quickly get up and check it. As I turn around, my door shuts, and there stands a figure. Greyson.
I backed against the wall, hoping this was a dream.
" You can hang out with me." He spoke, walking closer to me.
" Please, don't." I muttered. He stared at me. His golden eyes peered through the darkness in the room.
" I won't hurt you." He spoke.
" I- I won't tell. Just please, leave me alone." I spoke, hoping it was enough to make him leave.
Something inside of me made we want to stay with him. I tried not to listen to it. I tried to make it go away. I want to be around him, but the other me is telling me he's trouble.
" I can't do that." He whispered, moving his head closer to mine.
" Why not?" I whispered back.
" You have me hooked. I'm falling for you." He smiled.
" We've known each other for 3 days?"
" And in those 3 days, I've felt indifferent towards you." He said.
Greyson backed away, sitting on my bed.
I followed, sitting next to him.
" I don't know about this. Us. It might not work." I said, laying my head on his shoulder.
" Well, we will have to see won't we?" He laughed.
" Let's start out as friends, okay? That's better than nothing."
Why am I saying these things? What the heck is wrong with me? I'm turning into some crazy girl that condones what he's doing.
" Fine by me." He grinned.
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Yin-Yang
Teen FictionLiah Morris, cunning, charming, and well kept. Everything a boy dreams of, even the murderous type. When Liah and her family move to Prydence Woods, a smaller community in Brighton, California, things tend to get mysterious. It seems everyone has a...