Chapter thirteen

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I'm walking up the stairs to my apartment, scrolling through my messages as I mentally prepare myself to disclose everything to my friends

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I'm walking up the stairs to my apartment, scrolling through my messages as I mentally prepare myself to disclose everything to my friends.

August -@Luus spill the tea

Brooke- WE WANT DETAILS

August- Did he sleep over because I bumped into him this morning??

Brooke - Don't tell me he was a dick and left once he was done

Brooke - I'll chop off his dick, I swear

August - I'll give you an alibi

Brooke - @Luus??

Me - He didn't sleep over but there is no need for violence. Cake and coffee at 4?

Brooke - WHERE ARE THE DETAILS 

Brooke -WHAT HAPPENED????

August - @Luus 4 is perfect! Col and I are making brownies right now so no need to go to the bakery

Me - Okay! :))

Brooke - 4 is good

Brooke - BUT GIVE ME SOMETHING TO WORK WITH

Brooke - LUCIE BENNET

I thought about answering. I even started typing the beginning of the story, but I didn't know how to give her any details without revealing what must be one of the most embarrassing moments of my life.

And I wasn't even awake for it.

I wasn't. Even. Awake.

My whole body halts when the realization hits me in which state he found me. Asleep. On the kitchen island.

For the millionth time today, my whole body heats with embarrassment because I'm not a pretty sleeper. I fall asleep in the weirdest positions with my mouth hanging open. In addition to that, I snore. I know because we had a family argument about the sound of my snore. According to my little brother, I snore like a trucker, but my dad describes it as a purring cat.

Either way, I should probably apologize again tonight for him having to deal with the sleepy monster inside of me. Maybe I should buy him flowers as an apology in addition to my other apologies. I should give him a vase too, then. In case he doesn't have one.

Lost in thought about all the different ways to say 'I'm sorry', I put my keys into the lock of my front door. I haven't even opened the door yet and I already hear Brooke announcing my arrival.

"AUGUST!!"

The second I step inside, Brooke looks up from the couch and pins me to the spot with her piercing eyes. "You." She points at me with the nail polish brush she's painting her toenails black with. "Sit down," she orders before screaming August's name again.

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