High School AU
Ricky believed he was forever alone, until the day he found himself in a forest. There he meets Devin, a young man, who had died 100 years ago. What will happen? Will Ricky fall in love with this ghost or will he remain forever alone?
I'm really sorry for not updating in so long. I was out of town and sick(I still can't talk) Anyways, enjoy the chapter, which it's smaller that normal (Sorry😔) ✖️✖️✖️✖️✖️✖️✖️✖️✖️✖️✖️✖️
The next day after school I decided to go visit that Devin guy again. Of course I hadn't say anything to the guys about it. They would think I was crazy and a freak for attention, so they would never want to hang out with me again and I would be then a part of the kids that have no friends and so my social life would be over(not that I have one) and God I'm rambling worse than my grandma. I went in the forest and tried to remember where that tree was. After a while of thinking and searching, I managed to find it. I sat down and waited. Nothing happen and no one came. I was already waiting for an hour, so I decided to take my books of and do my homework. After two hours I had finished my homework and still no one came. I began thinking that I was going crazy and that Devin and that girl Ryan Ashely didn't exist. I packed my things and stood up. I stared walking out the forest, when I heard someone calling my name. -Ricky! Ricky! Ricky, wait! I stopped walking and turned around to face Devin. Fuck, he looked so good.
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What the fuck Rick? You can't think like that! He is a freaking boy! A boy! -Are you okay? He asked with his soft voice. -Yeah, I'm fine! I replied and then there was an uncomfortable silence, while both of us was thinking something to say. -So you want to sit down? He asked after a while and I nodded sitting down an tree. -How was school? Asked Devin. -Boring! I answered and he laughed softly. -I miss school! He said and I looked at him with wide eyes. -Seriously? I asked and he nodded. -School was the only time I could meet my friends! It was different back then! Very different! He explained sadly and I nodded and tried to think about another theme to discuss. I didn't want Devin to be sad. I knew it was crazy, but I didn't care. I already knew this kid, this ghost, may I say, for what, two or three days, but I cared about him. And the craziest thing was that I cared more about him than my best friends and myself. I was seriously crazy, weren't I?
