The next couple of days went boringly well, considering I didn't have an asshole to spend my days with. I expected Kevin to be out all week, being more than shocked when I walked to my locker on Thursday morning and encountered the devil himself.
Let me set you a prerequisite.
I spent my Tuesday and Wednesday stopping by his house, only for minutes at a time, to give him homework. Thursday there wasn't any homework to deliver, and I had my afternoon busy with a project assigned that I decided share the credit on with him.
Every time I saw Kevin, he seemed to be devolving in his distant ways, sometimes being so interested in what I had to say or in spending time with me.
I wasn't ready for the shock that came when I saw him on Friday, thinking he was still in the same, unusual mood.
"Well, hello, Khatchadourian," I began with a smirk, "Back so soon?" I cooed softly, a surprising sweetness in my voice. Of course, I was completely on the wrong page, watching as Kevin rolled his eyes,
"What, did you just get done fucking some guy in the bathroom?" I paused, my grin disappearing all together.
Why was this attitude back?
"You're joking." I began, expecting his expression to lighten up. It didn't. I opened my locker, wondering why the sudden change, "Why are you starting up with this shit again?"
"Well, since you're in such a good mood, I figured it must've been from opening your legs while I was gone." I had to laugh, he was going insane. I glanced at him, humor laced across my expression as I stayed silent.
He seemed to be fuming, and yet all I did was focus on my putting my things away,
"Silence shows guilt, sweet cheeks." I scoffed, stepping back as I closed my bag and pulled it over my shoulder. He slammed the locker shut, the sound making me stop. I sighed, glaring at him softly.
Finally, his eyes met mine, peering into them for a few seconds, clearly searching for something. I stayed stone cold, my eyes watching him with the same dangerous gaze that he held towards me. I refused to fall into guilt, I knew I didn't do anything, and frankly I knew I didn't have to prove myself.
Finally, he stopped and sighed, grabbing my wrist and moving closer.
"I'm sorry," He said quietly, before pecking my lips gently. I chuckled, looking up at him with a smile,
"No, you're not, psycho." He mirrored my calm expression, and we both turned as the bells rang. Students began to pile into the school and his arm curled over my shoulder naturally.
Finally, something normal; he was walking me to my next class.
"So, how did you survive without me this week?" I chuckled softly, deciding to fall into the sudden light hearted tone of our conversation.
"Amazingly well, I spent some time with this girl I met. You're not my only friend, you know." He raised a brow, suddenly looking at me. He pulled away as we neared my classroom,
"I'm sure I'm not, I'm just the only one you want to fuck." I scoffed, punching his chest as he laughed.
"Fuck off." I said, earning a charming smile from him as he chuckled. I stepped back, about to head into class,
"You know it's true." He said sweetly, before smirking and walking off. I rolled my eyes, sighing and heading in. Now, I caught a few pairs of eyes, something I didn't really notice in class before.
It would have felt suffocating, if I wasn't used to it, but it was clearly unwelcome. And strange. I'd been at the school for a few days now, I'd already begun to blend in. What was the fucking point?

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FanfictionDove has only spent a week moving into her new town when she finds herself running into, quite literally, the only boy in school who is more of an asshole than she is. Her hopes of keeping up her normalcy go down the drain when an arrow lands in he...