Your second year of high school did NOT start as planned. Your best friends stopped talking to you, your dad wants back in your life, and your boyfriend is on the fence about your relationship. A year that was supposed to be filled with love and lau...
A/N - Welcome my lovely lovely readers!!! The date got pushed back a bit due to testing but now it is here! The darling sequel to my Sting Eucliffe X Reader!!!!! I hope you all enjoy the teenage angst!
In the first book on the Tidbit chapter I told y'all that I'd put up anyone's cover up if they made one so here is the cover from KunoHikaYashi !
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If you could explain the first few weeks of your second year of high school, it would be explained in a manner only you could describe as temporarily exciting. Temporary being the defining word for not lasting long enough.
You had great friends, a loving boyfriend, a wonderful apartment, kick-ass grades, and no worries other than what to eat for dinner and when to start your homework. Of course all good things must come to an end and once you hit bottom it only goes up from there.
There were too many cliches describing your high school life and you always thought that was okay. If it was cliche, it was normal. That's usually the idea when dealing with a situation such as yours. You couldn't possibly imagine anyone else in this situation other than your basic TV show teenage girl, but here you were.
Here you were sitting on a bench under a beautiful cherryblossom tree enjoying the nice cool air before your departure. The school day hasn't begun and you really wish it wouldn't.
Your original plan was to go get breakfast with your father but his work called him in too fast. Since he's tried to make amends with you, you've been having father-daughter breakfasts for a few days now. He wasn't as bad as before but he still not picked out of habit. You definitely made sure to call him out on that.
