When I had gotten out if the school, I rushed out to my bike unlocking the chain and got on it, I was one petal away from biking out of the place teachers called school, but for some students including me we called it the Hell Hole.
"Marie!" My head snapped behind me, Tony stood on the school, entrance stairs begging me with pleading eyes not to leave, I clenched my jaw shaking my head
"I'm sorry Tony" I whispered biking quickly through the back streets so he wouldn't be able to follow me in his car, I then went to the one place I felt safe for once.
Eisenhower Park, was my safe place.
It was quite like it was deserted, from people. I was the only one who really liked the place, little did I know.
I found the bench I carved my name into and sat on it, putting in my ear buds playing. Hello - Adele.
I looked out at the park, my eyes watering. I took in shaky breaths as Adele's words flew through my mind vividly.
I looked down at my hands fiddling with them, small droplets of tears began to drop from my eyes as the heart shattering lyrics began to play.
Hello, How are you it's so typical of me to talk about myself I'm sorry, I hope that your well.. Did you ever make it out of that town where nothing ever happened, it's no secret that the both of us are running out of time.....
"MARIE!" My eyes snapped up to a blurry figure before me, I hadn't noticed that it was raining. I had tears running down my face, the black clouds covering the entire park. My heart going slightly cold beneath it all.
I wiped my tears with my jumper sleeves, muffling a sob. When I had opened my eyes again I could see the person. The one person I hoped didn't following me, Tony fukn Padilla.
He was walking towards as if I were shot of something, because in a swift movement he embraced me into one of those meaningful hugs, I could feel it. It was mixed with so many meanings though.
There was, Worried, Relief and last one surprising me to the point I didn't want to push him away, Love. It was unusual it coming from someone I barley new, but at the same time, it was what I needed at this moment.
Someone who could help me from doing something stupid, someone who wasn't Clay or Kimberly. Someone who was right in front of me and I didn't give them a chance.
Someone like Tony. I hugged Tony back, he was caught surprised at first but bought me in closer, the rain still pouring down on the both of us, my iPod was probably broken by the rain by now, luckily it wasn't my phone.
I would've freaked. I sobbed in Tonys chest, his head laying on top of mine, covering me mostly by the rain, made my heart flutter.
"Want me to take you home?" I clenched my jaw squeezing my eyes shut, nodding up at Tony, he chuckled down at me.
"Good, I sort of already put your bike in my car anyways" I cracked a smile at Tony, before we pulled away. He and I began to walk towards his mustang, I sniffled at the sudden warmth in the car as I got in it.
Tony and I were soaking wet, yet I didnt think he cared, he turned the heat up, so the car got warmer faster. I wasn't shivering anymore I felt numb.
"Thank you Tony" I whispered looking out of the window as he started the car, I didn't dare look in his direction. I was to afraid to see his disappointment towards me, I had seen that look to many times. It coming from him would hurt more then anything.
I wasn't just a student that went to Liberty High who was just like everyone else. I was more of the outcast who was never noticed.
The one who pretty much was trash to everyone even my brother. He was more noticed then me. People would think that I used Clay to get friends when really I didnt have a few at all.
Only one, who I didn't know at this point was my friend anymore, I missed her. One thing I knew would never change with me to her, would that I would never disown her as being my best friend. But I'd be hurt if she did to me.
