An overdue explanation

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"Sit." You dropped your bean bag and landed on it. Michael and Jeremy sat in the bean bags across from you. "So, what do you boys wanna know?"

~flashbacksssss~

(Y/n)(L/n), aged 3:

A young child ran to their mother's arms. A large medal sat on their small chest. They had just won a co-ed pageant.

"Look mommy! I did it!" (Y/n) smiled widely.

"I'm so proud of you!" Mrs. (L/n) held (Y/n) close to her. "Daddy's waiting  for us at that restaurant you really like. The one with the coloring." 

"Weally?" (Y/n)'s eyes widened.

"Yeah!"

"Do you pwomise?"

"I promise sweetie."

(Y/n)(L/n), aged 5:

A kindergartener walked up to their parents, a second place ribbon sat meekly in their hand. A small sniffle could be heard. 

"What's wrong honey?" Mr. (L/n) got down on one knee. 

"I-I didn't w-win." (Y/n) was crying.

"Oh it's okay. You'll be able to beat them next time."

"Really?"

"Really."

(Y/n)(L/n), aged 7: 

A third grader in a Star Wars shirt walked peacefully onto the stage. Not a thing could stop young (Y/n) from performing tonight. 

"~come, as you were, as I waaaant you to beee, as a friend, as a trend, as a known enemyyyyyuh~" 

A few minutes later, their name was called. 

"And the winner is... (Y/n)(L/n)!" The judge smiled as (Y/n) ran forward. A ribbon was pinned to their shirt and a medal fell around their neck. They could see the proud faces of their parents in the crowd.

(Y/n)(L/n), aged 10:

"And down goes (L/n)! I think they've got a twisted ankle, that's to bad. Our best player!" The commentator called as (Y/n) tripped over another person's lacrosse stick. Apology after apology graced their ears.

"It's fine! I'm fine! Really! I can still play!" (Y/n) tried to stand, only to hiss in pain and sit down again. "Or maybe not." Because of their injury, (Y/n)'s team took a brutal beating. 

"It's alright, it wasn't your fault." One of their team mates patted (Y/n) on the back. 

(Y/n)(L/n), aged 12: 

A whistle blew and (Y/n) was off. Their body glided through the water like no one was watching. In an instant, (Y/n) climbed out of the water and a whistle blew again.

Twenty minutes later, (Y/n) was on the field playing lacrosse, giving their team the biggest victory since they started. And that's when it all went down hill.

Twelve year old (Y/n) was out celebrating with their team when a devilish idea popped into a teammate's head.

"Hey, why don't we go smoke up?" The teammate pulled a bag out of his duffle. Everyone but (Y/n) seemed excited. A small gulp fell down their throat.

"Guys, maybe we shouldn't." (Y/n) whimpered.

"Oh come on, what are you afraid of? Here, you so us the game, you get the first hit." A blunt was sat in their hand. Another gulp. (Y/n) slowly lifted the blunt to their lips, allowing their teammates to light it. They took a long drag and pulled the blunt from their lips, coughing as smoke flowed from their open mouth. But, they didn't hate it. Their body felt weightless, and they loved it.

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