[COMPLETED] Solaris Monroe loved the moon. Bade Sommers loved to run, track. At school they were people who never seemed to cross paths. She knew who he was, and in some weird way, he knew who she was. But they both didn't know that. On the last day...
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Follow your inner moonlight; don't hide the madness.
— Allen Ginsberg
solaris
Bade's friend Liam was one weird guy. I didn't know if he was high, or if he was this energetic all the time but he couldn't stop jumping around. And he got a bit too close to me at times.
Bade had gone somewhere else. I think he needed to go and see whether or not his sister Tally was all right (but my phone didn't have any bars, so I didn't see how he possibly could've been able to call his sis on his phoneeither).
"Are you and Bade a thing?" Liam asked stepping closer to me. "He and Bree aren't one anymore, so he moved onto you?"
I shook my head. "Bade and I are nothing. We're just finding things to do since there's nothing to do."
He nodded, giving me a sly smile. "All right."
I looked around the room we were in. Liam didn't have a bad house. It was more spacious, and modern looking than the one my step dad, Mom, and I lived in; which was currently a rental.
Even if the power miraculously started back up again, and me and Bade were done with hanging out and all that freaking jazz. Could I possibly still go back to the house?
Liam was looking at me weirdly.
From the start I'd already kinda gotten weird vibes from this dude, but he was eyeing me rather weirdly; sizing me up and all.
"Where's your restroom?" I asked. "I really need to go."
"I'll show you," he said.
He started walking, and I followed him.
"Here it is." we stopped at a door and he opened it.
"Thanks," was my only response, before walking into the bathroom, closing the door, and locking it. I needed some space.
I sat on the vanity and listened to some music for awhile from my iPod Nano.
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After about twenty minutes in the bathroom, I heard knocking on the door.
I'd been listening to "The Moon Song" by Karen O.
"Solaris, it's me," Bade said. "We're getting the hell out of Here!"
I got up from the ground and unlocked and opened the door quickly. "What happened?!"
His eyes were wide, like he'd been spooked. He scratched his neck. "The guy had some weird thoughts, and I don't know. I think he was high."
"What kind of weird thoughts?" I asked curiously. "Was he talking about rainbows and unicorns?"
