sweet nothings ▸ isaac

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i uploaded as soon as i finished this. hiiii

after their lack of love confessions, birdie went on her merry way (not really). she knew isaac would be in her next class, art, and she has all these buried emotions. it feels like she has so many. too many for a young girl to have and not healthily. that's why telling someone can feel like a relief. just help with the pain, sorrow, happiness.

she sometimes would change her mind on the matter of letting him in. she wishes to do it sometimes, but often takes two steps back.

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she scoffs when she arrives home. her mother lies on the couch with an unknown man. she can clearly see his brown messy hair with a blonde streak, probably in front of his face. birdie cannot see the face though, he's facing the other side. possibly someone she picked up at her local go to: the bar.

she quietly goes up the stairs, as to not bother her mother who might lash out and start to beat her. maybe the guy with the brown hair will join birdie's mother and torture birdie.

when she reaches her room, she tosses her school bag by her shelf. she shuts the door and grabs a book from the shelf.

the maze runner was just calling her name and she wasn't going to run away from the call.

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"ow!" a dark figure exclaims from outside her balcony at six forty-seven.

birdie tosses her book across the room; she's startled by the sound outside her house. she breathes in and out, and she gets up from her bed to check it out.

outside, she sees isaac lahey. he smirks when he sees her; she flips him off.

"you can't stay mad at me. for whatever reason birdie," he tries to reason with her. from behind him, he pulls out a movie and a cd. when she sees the title of the cd, she laughs.

"ohmygosh. i, in no way, shape, or form, like one direction. the poshy boyband can go straight up my ass," she sasses.

but he knows if it's not for the cd, it's for the movie. that was her favorite movie since she was two. she first saw it with her father and hasn't seen it since then. long time too long.

"come on bird. the movie is just waiting to be seen." the way birdie sees it, he's trying to persuade the impossible, stubborn teenage girl.

she stares longingly at the movie. gosh, it's been so long since she's seen the breakfast club. her desires might just make her give in.

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Hi you guys. Major break cliff hanger. What will she say?

Well, place your inline comment or just comment below of your on the computer. I just hate how it doesn't let you do inline. booo.

Just know that she will probably say no. She just has to be herself; she won't forgive him for his abandonment. Even if she did contribute to it. By obeying her itch with a b for a mother.

Love,

Pearl