Lala
"What bet?," I said confused by his words.
"Huh?"
"What bet?," I asked again, curious to know what he was talking about.
He looked down then up and opened his mouth to say something but nothing came out.
"I uh... I made a bet with my friends to see if I could win you over. I'm sorry."
.....
Now I felt sadder than I was before. Heck, I didn't even know that was possible.
Numerous thoughts came rushing through my mind.
Was I not good enough to be liked by someone.
I guess he didn't really care then. Ha. I don't need him.
Asshole.
Am I just a toy you guys play around with!?
And to think I actually believed him. I'm such an idiot.
Of course, good things never last for me.
I guess it'll always be a sad ending for my story.
I smiled looking at nothing and said more to myself than him. "I knew things were too good to be true, I knew it," then I looked up at him. "What am I to you? Ha, why waste my time asking. You. Don't. Care. It was just a bet after all," the smile slowly vanishing from my face as I kept talking. Instead, it was replaced by a look of pain, anger and sadness. "What is wrong with you, you, you.. asshole," I struggled to find the right words to insult him. "I have feelings you know. Oh right," with a fake smile planted across my face I continued "you don't care about that either.
I walked away heading straight for the field (it was usually empty during lunch) for I knew I was only a few seconds away from tears. But I was too late for as soon as I walked away they rolled down my cheeks. I ran, ran as fast as I could. I hated the thoughts that kept replaying in my mind. Oh how I wish this day never happened.
Ryan
As she walked away I could see how hurt she was by my actions. She was wrong when she said I don't care 'cause for the first time, I actually do. I've never cared about how hurt the other girls were when they found out I played them. I never cared about what they'd do or how they would react and I definitely never gave a damn about how they'd feel. But when it came to her, it was different and I don't know why.
I stood there in the hallway watching her disappear among the crowd. I had a strong feeling to turn her around and explain to her but I had nothing to say. There was no explanation or excuse for what I did. I was wrong.
Lala
When I got home my mom was in the kitchen making dinner.
"Good evening sweetie, how was your day?" she said.
"I don't know. How was yours?" I ask and I'm sure I see a look of sadness flash in her eyes before replaced by a smile. Did she find out about Dad and that so called lady?
"It was okay."
I'd ask why just okay but I left it there and told her I'm going to my room.
As I closed my door my phone sounded a notification. It was another text from Ryan saying "I'm sorry." He's been texting me all day saying things like 'I'm sorry', 'I didn't mean to', 'I was wrong'. I guess he doesn't have an explanation.
I lightly threw my phone on the bed and went to take a shower.
Ryan
"Shit"
It was now night and I had been sending her texts all day but she never replied.
"What's wrong," the girl cuddled up beside me asked as I sat with my elbows on my thighs and my fingers running threw my hair. I was at a party and I was starting to feel irritated and guilty. Irritated at my friend who dragged me here and guilty because I knew I hurt her and I didn't deserve to be having fun right now.
"I messed up." I got up and went out the door. I wasn't gonna stay there while she was hurting.
This time I called her as I walked towards my car.
Ring.
Ring.
Ring.
Ring.
No answer.
I tried again as I sat in my car.
Ring.
Ring.
Ring.
Ring.
No answer.
"Shit" I was upset, and not at anyone but myself. I hit the wheel with the palm of my hand then held on to it with both hands and rested my forehead onto them. I stayed frozen there for a while.
Lifting my head, I started the car and drove, drove until I came upon a house.
I knocked."Who is it," a woman asked and I guess it was her mother.
Lala
I was laying on my bed with one hand covering my eyes and the other on my belly. Suddenly my belly growled and I remembered I hadn't ate due to my lack of appetite. But now I was really getting hungry. So I headed downstairs, the door flung open and my eyes widened as I saw him.
What the hell is he doing here!?
Our eyes meet and I look away angered at the sight of him. Just then, my mom turns around and sees me.
"Great you're here. He said he was a friend of yours?" More like a question she asked, wanting me to confirm his statement.
Did I want to talk to him? No. But yet I said "yes." Why did I say that?
"Why are you here so late?"my mom asked.
"I have something I really need to talk to her about," he said but instead of my mom he looked at me, a serious expression across his face.
I think my mom got the memo because she let him in and told us to stay in the living room...where she can see us. I knew she would secretly watch us but that was the least of my worries right now. He shouldn't be here.
I walked away towards the living room but stopped when I realized he wasn't following me. I turned my head to look at him while my body still faced the opposite direction. I decided to not show him how much he hurt me. I didn't want to be weak. I didn't want him to affect me. I couldn't let him affect me.
"Aren't you coming?" I asked in an emotionless voice.
"Yeah, I'm right behind you."
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Do I Love You?
Teen FictionThis is a story about a teenage girl called Lala. Even though she often smiles with everyone, deep down, she tends to keep herself locked away in order to not get too close to anyone because she is afraid of being hurt. There are only a few people...