rob lowe perfect, billy.h

eighteen; the more the merrier

[ the more the merrier ]
chapter eighteen

the blonde girl was walking down the streets of hawkins, the rain really felt nice and soothing against her hot and burning skin.

why didn't i just call dad?

walking was stupid.
she had no idea where she was going.

the sound of an engine roaring made her jump and she looked to her left, spotting a blue camaro and a blonde boy inside.

he rolled down his window, not caring if his car seat got soaked, "im driving you home, get in."

how was he acting so normal?

"no, i'm fine." katrina said over the loud rain and continued on with her walk but billy followed her.

"get in the car now, katrina before you get sick."

the girl sighed and opened the car door, sitting down then slammed it shut.

"i have a shirt back here you can put on," the boy said, reaching into the back. he handed katrina a black tank top and she threw it back at him.

that's what he was wearing yesterday, when that thing attacked me

"what's the deal?" he laughed, his white shiny teeth showing, "it's just a shirt. seriously baby, all you have is a bathing suit and a jacket which is soaked. put this on now."

"why are you acting like nothing happened?" she snapped at him, pulling the shirt on over her head.

"katrina."

"no, you literally knocked me out, tied me up and allowed that fucking thing to attack me! and you watched, you watched billy!" the girl tried getting out of the car but he locked the door, "billy."

"katrina somethings going on and i don't understand what, alright? i know what i did and i'm sorry. im fucking sorry but i didn't have a choice."

the rest of the ride was silent. but he wasn't driving her home, he was driving her to his house.

"billy, i thought you were taking me home," katrina said as they pulled into the driveway. billy parked the car, "there's something i need to tell you."

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night has fallen and the rain was pouring harder. eleven and max were on their way to max's house, since eleven told her that's where she saw katrina.