riley:
my eyes widened in surprise as they come in contact with a very interesting sight. a boy, looking to be the same age as chandler, stood leaned up against the doorframe while sending me a devious smirk. his appearance was much like chandlers, only much more black consisted of his outfit. he wore black skinny jeans with a dark t-shirt, accompanied by a black, unzipped hoodie hanging loosely over his shoulders. he contained dirty blonde hair that looked 'casually messed up', and is a bit more muscle than chandler.
"and who would you be?" he finally spoke, scanning me up and down as the situation became overly uncomfortable.
"um.. riley." i answered in a quiet tone. im normally not shy, but the expression plastered on this boy's face sent unpleasant shivers down my spine.
"and wh--" he started to speak again, but was cut off by a familiar voice.
"leave her alone, matthew." chandler pushed past him, coming back into his room.
"okay, but just one question; why is she here?" the one who is called matthew asks, shoving his hands into his pockets.
"she just... needed a place to stay until the storm clears up, so she's staying here." chandler answered, rummaging through his drawers while he spoke.
"so, is she coming with us?" matthew asks with a new level of curiosity.
"hell no..." he spat. "just wait for me downstairs." matthew did as told as chandler continued to concentrate on his search for the unknown object.
now i am officially beyond confused.
"listen, i need to go somewhere, but you're okay to stay here until it stops raining. there's a guest room down the hall incase you need." he informs me, and i watch a wave of relief wash over him as he pulls something out of his drawer and shoves it in his pocket before i can catch a glimpse.
"what about your parents?" i ask.
"just my dad." he corrects me, and i suddenly feel a ping of guilt run through me for assuming things. "and he won't even notice. trust me, it's fine."
before i can thank him, he's out the door to catch up with matthew. i watch their car leave the driveway, and im washed over with an uneasy feeling, wondering to myself why i even agreed to be here in the first place.
something about chandler seems very off, even more so with his friend. i shake my head to rid the memory of the vibes i was receiving from the both of them. i can't help but feel stupid for associating myself with strangers in the first place, and my mind battles with itself to make a decision.
you can't leave. it's like a hurricane outside. you'd be a complete idiot to go out there at this point.
but you don't know chandler. and the feeling he's giving off isn't a nice one. even his room is creeping you out.
i make my decision, leaving a quick note for chandler so he doesn't get worried, though i don't know why he would.
decided to go. sorry for being a bother, but thanks for the help.
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Run Away; C.R
Fanfictionriley johnston runs away from home at sixteen years of age, hoping to travel the world, and discover everything she's missed out on during those sixteen years of being confined to her hometown. but instead, she finds herself stuck in atlanta, georgi...