Max's POV,
"Harvey!" I shout.
He slowly turns around."What" he says, his face slurred.
"Why the fuck are you drinking vodka?!" I exclaim.
"Cuz I can..." he says looking down, he soon looks back up and pours another shot.
"Um...no" I say picking up the glass.
He growls,"Harv, your 15, you cant drink." I say.
"I can do what I want" He says trying to snatch the glass. He misses and knocks it on the floor.
"Great job" I say.
He doesn't reply, he just gives me a hurt expression, his eyes seemed to glisten, they were practically telling a story.
Not a good story.He quickly moves his glance to the back of me. I look behind and see hes starring at liv.
I look back at him and he's gone.The only thing that suggests that he was here was the spilt vodka glass.
Harvey's POV,
I left. Not the party, but the room.
I ran to an empty hallway, a hallway that seemed darker then it actually was.I found the nearest door and opened it.
I looked around, I was in a bathroom, I walked to the sink and filled it up with water.
I took one sigh and dunked my head under.
I kept my head under.5
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I lifted my head up and took a big breath of air. I moved my head up further and stared at myself in the mirror.
"What am I doing?" I questioned myself.
I wipe my face and walk out,
"Hey harv" I hear dobby say
I ignore him and walk straight out the door.
I walked alone, in the dark, maybe a little tipsy, not sure.The more I walked the dizzier things got.
I finally reached my house and opened the door, I slowly lugged myself to my room and collapsed on the bed.
I let out a huge sigh
I rolled over onto my back and stared up at the ceiling, it didn't take long for my eyes to close themselves.
I was left there, with just my thoughts.
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I know it's short but I didn't have much time so whoops, and that telling a story sentence was very cringy I apologise for that ok bye.
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The Broken Soul.
FanfictionContains strong language, adult humour, alcohol and sexual references. Life's Cruel. Unfortunately for liv, she found out the hard way. A normal neighbourhood, with normal kids, normal school, normal lives. Well, as normal as it can get. Rated 15.