17 Reasons [The Thundermans]

Chapter 2 Universal Point of View

Max grabbed Adri by the arm and brought her to the front of the school. Checking for any teachers or certain principles.

"The students should be more responsible." A voice said. Definitely a teachers. Max pulled Adri into the supply closet. Closing the door after him. Max reached for the wall. Turning on the light during the process.

The two where chest to chest. The closet barley had enough space for one of them. Max stared right into her eyes. The bright blue iris starring straight into his own brown ones. There bodies moulded together as if they where born for each other. Max was allured to her.

The final seconds past and the clock stroke 11:11 the final milliseconds past and Maximus Octavius Thunderman officially turned 16. The stone tables on which the curse was written upon had moved. And the invisible strings of the curse tugged him closer to her, matter how far he ran he would now always be attached to her. Even though he didn't know this he liked it.

"Max." She said. As he kept on starring at her. Everything made him want to touch her.

"Max."

"Shhhh." He said. Caressing her cheek.

"Max." She said as Max brushed his lips atop hers. She stood there paralyzed. This was her first kiss if you count that as a kiss. Her stomach did backflip after backflip. Electricity and list running through her veins. As she pulled on Max's collar. Planting another sweet kiss on his lips.

She became his new addiction. Kissing her where just mere things he wanted to do to her.

"Adri." Max sighed planting sweet kisses on her face.

"Max." She said breathlessly. Capturing his lips with hers. Weaving her hands though his hair.

"This is wrong Max." She said pulling away. "Kissing in a supply room at school."

"Then tell me Adrina." He said taking a hold of her chin. "What's right?" He said kissing her again. Her mind filled with confusion. Why the sudden change of attitude.  

"Who am I to judge what's wrong and whats right. I am not a saint." She breathed the first thing that cam into her mind.

"Then don't tell me that this is wrong." He said. Holding her. Forgetting all about ditching school.

"Why don't we get out of here and go somewhere else?" He said reaching for the door. He opened the door and pulled her out surveying the area for teachers or any nosy freshmen. Once the halls where clear he headed straight for the lockers.

"Grab your stuff. So we don't have to come back." Max said grabbing his backpack. He figured this out a while back when you didn't have to come back to school, you don't have to run into teachers. Adrina undid her lock and pulled out her bag putting in all the things she might need later on.

"Can we go to the math room I left my binder there." Adri said.

"Yah. Sure." He said swinging the bag over his shoulder.  They walked over to the math room. Adrina quickly grabbed her stuff and shoved it in her bag.

Max grabbed her wrist and pulled her along. Sneaking there way around the security cameras avoiding being caught. Running out the door. Slowing down once they reached the edge of the greenery.

"Is this your first time ditching?" Max asked leaning against a tree.

"Yah. It's kind of exciting." Adri said catching her breath.

"You mean you've never skipped a single class." Max asked shocked.

"Never. I use to be homeschooled. Ditching was never really an option. Not when you have teachers in your home anyways." Adrina said sitting herself down on the grass.