Dallas:
I ran down the street pushing pass anyone who was in my way. I quickly made a short turn around the corner hearing the scratching rubber at the bottom of my sneakers tear apart. I turned around seeing Brent and his guys on my ass. I had quickly ran into the back of a convenience store alley. It was probably one of the worst ideas I planned yet.
It was a dead end. The wall was too high to climb, so I just stood there tightly holding my pocket knife behind my back.
I watched as Brent and his gang of guys caught up to me. A contented smile appeared on Brent's face.
"So you think you could fuck my girl and get away with it, huh?" He said stopping in his tracks. I wasn't scared. His little "crew" didn't faze me at all. There were about three guys including Brent.
"It's not my fault you weren't giving it to her right." A smiled formed on my face as I watched Brent's expression look even more pissed. The grip on my pocket knife tighten. You're probably wondering why I would use a pocket knife instead of "fighting fair". Well it's because there's three against one, and like my uncle always says "If it's not a fair fight use what ever weapon there is to protect you. Even if there's a hundred of them." Gosh I miss that old psychopath.
I kept my eyes locked on Brent as he inched closer. His guys were standing back, but I was still caution about them.
"Don't worrying Dallas it's just me and you. One on one, right now." He said pulling his hands into a fist. That kind of assured me the other guys weren't going to jump in, but in case they did I still have my knife. I put the weapon away pulling my fists up.
With almost 5 years of competitive boxing Brent sure as hell didn't know what he was about get himself into.
"Ya ready asshole." I said staring at him. I couldn't wait to bash this guy's head in.
"Ready when you are."
"Good." Just when I was about to swing, blue and red bright lights circled around us following a loud siren.
"Put your hands over your heads!" The cop yelled.
And in just that day we were all sent to a night in jail.
But it's nothing I hadn't experienced before.
Ava:
"What the hell is this, Ava?" My mom yelled bursting through my bedroom door.
"What?" I sat up on my bed practically peeing myself.
"This!" She pointed to the black bold letter C- sitting right next to my U.S. History class on my report card.
"Haven't we went over this young lady! Why the hell would you come home with a C minus on your report card." Her face was practically red like a tomato.
"Mom it's not that big of a deal, I'll try harder next time." I sat there watching the vein pop out on her forehead. Uh oh she's about to hit the fan.
"Are you kidding me Ava Faye! Are freaking kidding?!"
"Mom, I'm sorry I promise I'll do better next time." I tried not to say anything that would make her even more mad than she already is.
"Don't tell me you'll do better next time. You're smarter than a lousy C minus Ava and you know that." Her tone was a bit calm now but you can still hear the disappointment in her voice.
I hate disappointing my parents..
"I'm sorry it'll never happen again." I looked down playing with the handmade yarn bracelet on my wrist.
"Well until you get that grade back up, I have no choice but to confiscate your phone." She placed her hand out.
"But mom please." I begged her I knew she wouldn't budge but it was worth a try.
"Give it to me now, Ava." She said again. I took my once charging iPhone off my desk and gave it to her. 'At least I still have my laptop' I thought in my head. But the only reason she didn't take that was because I needed it for homework.
"You'll get it back when I see an A+." And with that she shut the door behind her letting the quietness fill my room.
I lied back down on my bed wiping a tear from my eye.
Well, I guess it's nothing I hadn't experienced before.
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The Bad Boy's Little Miracle
Teen FictionMy life wasn't suppose to happen this way. I was always known to be that awkward kid and the "perfect child" by my parents. I was on my way to Harvard University, as my they suggested. How to be the good girl, was all I knew. Until I meant him. We b...