For a third day in a row. Sean Hayes insisted.
This time, I was putting my books away in my locker.
He leaned against the locker next to mine. And stared.
I stared back.
His eyes. An electric shade of gray, stormy and wild.
I blinked and broke eye contact.
"Can I help you?"
I pretended to be busy.
I just wanted him to leave.
"Just tell me."
"I already told you."
"No you didn't."
Sean looked at me confused.
"I told you I wouldn't tell you."
Seeing that he wasn't planning on leaving, I did. Closed my locker and turned away from him.
Away from the stormy gray eyed boy who wouldn't give up.

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watch everything go
Novela Juvenil"I really tried to hold on. But the more I did, the hardest it became to watch everything go."