𝙄 𝙨𝙝𝙤𝙪𝙡𝙙'𝙫𝙚 𝙠𝙣𝙤𝙬𝙣 thirteen reasons why x reader.

1: the beginning

Liberty highschool, a prison for students, a hell hole to survive, a house for criminals.
Though I didn't know that when my family moved to this city the first time, parents decided that we should put our names for this freaking school.

Me and Hannah were close, we were sisters, and it wasn't just hard when we found her dead body on the bathtub. It was like, some part of my life flew away with her.

and I know exactly what made her to do that, I know that things, even me, is not gonna be the same ever again.

Me and Hannah, daughters of the Baker's family. Now years have passed and it's just me, my other half, Easy, She killed herself. why? The answer of this question goes back up to the whole story, the one that I will consider to tell. For that, let's invent a time machine and go back in time, to be exact, two years ago:

Sun was burning my skin as I took my hand out of the car's window. Wind was hot like summery hot and well, our drive was a little slow too.

Tony was beside me, driving his red mustang to the cinema to pick up Hannah. I met him a second after we moved in, he was a great neighbour actually, helping with the boxes, greet with my family nicely and now he's a good friend, We got along very well.

"So cinema huh?"
I nodded.
"Yeah, Hannah thinks it's good to have a job."
"What about you?"

He watched me over his right arm.
"I...I may get a job at Monte's, you know the cafe over the..."
"Yeah I know Monte's."
He interrupted me, made me smile a little.
"Good, I like it there."

When we arrived, he parked over the door waiting for me to jump out. I sighed and rubbed my hand on my white shirt while I was trying to walk inside. I saw her immediately, standing beside the salon's door in her uniform talking to some boy with neat hairs. He was blushing looking down, with a little note that was written "trainee" on his suit.

He looked like a nerd. Thin, nervous with wide blue eyes.
"Where, uh, where do you live?"
He asked Hannah nervously and I chuckled a little, he actually had a crush on her that was far fromobvious.

"We live across the street two blocks from here, guess she invited you to the party."
I said leaning to the doorframe, folding my arms.
"I'm y/n Baker, Hannah's sister."

He stared at me with a little confusion then he walked towards me nervously, shaking my hand. So polite, this boy is killing me.

"Uh, hi, I'm Clay, Clay Jensen."
"Nice to meet you Clay, Clay Jensen."
I looked behind him and waved at Hannah.
"Guess you met my curse, c'mon sis we don't have all day, Kat is gonna be at ours about thirty minutes from now."

I said looking at the watch around my wrist, She nodded and patted Clay on shoulder, I smiled at him and take Hannah's arm lightly dragging her to Tony's car, waving goodbye at Clay, for God's sake we got a first highschool party to throw.

......
Kat helped us to make this house look like a party place for some drunk high school kids. The party was Kat's idea for me and Hannah to get to know some of the liberty high students, make friends and all. Actually, it wasn't a bad thing.

I decided to put on some white shirt with shorts, and vance. Also, do my hair straight and casual.

I walked downstairs towards the door when I was ready, and a moment later, I saw Clay, Hannah and Kat talking. It was like he arrived just now.

"Leave the poor boy alone."
I said drinking a sip of my beer, waving at Clay. He waved back blushing a little.
"C'mon let's go have a drink."
I locked my fingers with Kat and dragged her to the kitchen, sending Clay an apologetically look over my shoulder. He just nodded knowingly. It was actually not easy to get along with Kat if you're an introvert... she has a rough and talkative way to communicate with people, it's mostly annoying.