"Going down, letting everyone down. How do I do this, why can't I ever fly high?"
My eyes flicker open and I realize I was no longer outside of the party anymore. I was inside my own bathroom.
I was on the floor, my back rested against the tub. I was in a pair of pyjama pants and a t shirt, but I don't remember changing.
All I remember is lying in the grass before I decided to take a nap.
I froze in my spot when I felt someone touching my hair, leaning backwards my head hits a stomach and I'm looking up at Romeo.
My eyes widen and my mouth fell slightly a gap, he smiled down at me, flashing his perfect teeth.
"What are you doing in my house?" I question, wincing slightly.
I rub my head and realized he was braiding my hair, my stomach twist in knots and I move away from him so I could actually look at him.
He was sitting on the edge of the tub, a hair brush in his hand and that stupid smile still on his face. My head spun and I realized the pills and liquor was still effecting me, I was really hoping I could sleep it off.
"I found you passed out on the side of the house, you were dancing and then you just went all quiet and ran out. I brought you home," He answers back.
My throat burned and I ripped my gaze away from his, "How'd you get in?" I question.
I sneak a peak in his direction to see he was still watching me, a small smile gracing his face.
"Typical family leaves a house key under the front mat or flower pot," He replied and I rose an eyebrow.
"So, which one was it?" I ask.
He smiled wider and brought a hand through his hair, "Flower pot, typical." He says.
I smile and shake my head, dragging a hand down my face. "Do you have a safe way home?" I question.
My eyes narrow, "That sounded like I'm kicking you out, I appreciate what you did for me. Most people would have just left me there,"
I lick my lips nervously and play with my hands in my lap, the bathroom suddenly felt tiny and I could feel his eyes on me.
"I just don't think we should be friends, we're complete opposites. Plus, I'm not much of a friend person, I treat them terribly and I'm not a great person." I say, realizing what I just said.
I smack my forehead lightly, "Rambling again." I mumbled.
He was watching me closely, his eyes alight. He looked relaxed, while I on the other hand was a complete mess.
"Are you going to die after I leave?" He asked.
I rolled my eyes. "I think I'll survive," I shot back, causing him to laugh out.
He stands up and offers me his hand, but I ignore it and stand up quickly, feeling everything spin around me.
His fingers wrap lightly around my wrist to keep me from falling and I finally become stable on my feet, giving my head a shake. My head was not in the game right now.
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The Golden Boys Secrets
Teen FictionLuna hasn't exactly have the easiest childhood, one where she could recall good memories. Only anger and violence. She's angry and lashes out at anyone who tries to build a relationship with her, she's scared that if anyone gets too close - they'll...