School.
A dreadful place to most of the subordinates in there, but for me?
For me this was an escape.
An escape to a chaotic life that I never wanted. Pain and drama I never wished to live.
I looked at all the faces of people I passed by, engrossed in talks of boy bands, holidays, girls, sports, etc.
I looked at each smiling face that passed by. All were laughing and going on with their day with no care in the world.
I reached my locker and after turning the combination, started to take out all the contents I needed for first period.
"What's a fine thing like you doing all alone?" A voice said nearby me.
I rolled my eyes and turned to see Scott Dawer, captain of the football team. Dark auburn hair, enchanting blue eyes and an ego that surpasses Mt. Everest.
"Well, I was trying to get away from you. It doesn't seem to be working," I said matter-of-factly.
"Well how about you and me have a night out together?" He asked while his eyes not-so-discreetly went to my bosom.
I crossed my arms and glared at him, How about?" I pretended to consider the idea, watching as his eyes lit up with hope, "no," I ended.
"Just do this once for me, please?" He clasped both his hands together and batted his eyes.
"For the last time Scott, No!" I yelled slamming my locker for some kind of added effect.
I felt a hand being placed on my shoulder, and I nearly jumped out of my skin, "You heard her," a brilliantly, deep, charming voice said, "She ain't interested now off you go."
Scott obediently nodded his head and ran with his tail in between his legs.
That was a weird sight to behold. Scott practically running for his life.
Weird. I mentally mushed.
Now who could have such a strong effect on Scott Dawer?
I whirled my body around coming face to face with a storm not to be reckoned with. An unbelievably dangerous and enchanting storm.
Devante Greís.
I felt my throat run dry being near him. He has a notorious reputation for causing trouble. Mix with him and your dead.
He is what I fear Hugo started out as.
His eyes are a dark shade of blue filled with black spots around the iris. A combination that makes him look even more deadly. A wave of brown filled the top of his head.
He was unique. Different. Terrifying.
I shrugged his hand off my shoulder and hugged the books I had collected earlier close to my chest.
He smiled a devilish smile, one that reeked of danger, "What, no thank you?" He asked with a smirk.
He rarely smiled. Either he was in a good mood. Highly unlikely. Or today is the day where my immortality ends.
With this boy anything could happen.
I rapidly shook my head and stepped back, ready to leave, but he grabbed my wrist causing me to hiss in pain.
His smile quickly evaporated, and it was replaced by a deep frown. So much for that good mood.
He tightened his hold on my wrist causing me to hiss again, trying hard to free myself.
YOU ARE READING
Shackled
Teen FictionEscape is not always easy. For some it's not even an option. Dedicated to anyone who has let the light fade out in the darkness. Cover done by: @PiscesPerfectionist