"Well well look who it is."
My heart stopped at the sound of the familiar voice. Slowly I looked up at the person.
Tyde.
He was smirking at me. I glared at him before turning around to leave.
"Where do you think you're going you only just got here."
I gulped before I turned to him and replied. "Home."
I was about to start walking away when he said, "Come on babe don't you want to get a coffee with me?"
"No of course I don't."
"What are you scared Luke's gonna catch us together." He teased.
This made me angry. I was sick and tired of Luke controlling my life.
"You know what. Fine. Ill have a coffee with you."
He was surprised for a second before he smirked.
He walked in and I followed him.
We both ordered our coffees and sat across from each other in a booth.
"So... Leah how have you been?"
I glared at him. "Don't act like you care."
"You're right I don't care."
"Jerk." I muttered.
"What was that?" He asked in a threatening tone.
"N-nothing," I was still afraid of Tyde and I had no idea what he was capable of. The last thing I wanted to do was make him angry.
"Tell me about yourself Leah."
"No." I said and smiled sarcastically at him.
"Don't be a bitch."
I gasped. "Did you just call me a bitch?"
"Maybe," he said, smirking again.
"You little-"
Tyde reached over and placed his finger on my lips, silencing me. My eyes widened and my heart picked up its pace.
After a second he removed his finger.
"Are you gonna be a good girl and tell me a bit about yourself now?"
My heart was still beating very fast. I didn't want to make him more angry so I just nodded.
"I'm 17 and I'm in my last year of school. Uh my favourite colour is purple. Um..." I took a sip of my coffee as I thought of what else to say.
"Are you a virgin?" My eyes widened and I started coughing, choking on my coffee. I could feel my face going bright red.
"Well are you?" He asked again enjoying seeing me uncomfortable.
"Tyde!"
"What it's just a question!"
"A personal question."
"Just tell me."
I decided I would just tell him the truth.
"I'm-"
"Tyde!" I was interrupted by a female voice. I turned and saw a girl walking over to us.
To say she was fake would be an understatement. She had bleach blonde hair and her face was caked in makeup. She was wearing a low cut top and really short shorts.
"Hey Tyde." She sad flirtatiously when she reached our table.
"Hey babe." Tyde replied. I felt uneasy as I wondered if that was Tydes girlfriend.
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Afraid
Teen FictionWhen innocent 17 year old Leah meets an unknown bad boy for the first time, are tattoos, piercings and a cursing mouth really what she is looking for or will she be AFRAID? As two opposite w...