CHAPTER THIRTEEN- I'd Rather Lick Shreks Foot☑So it's been a solid month since homecoming. The stitches I had from my appendix surgery were gone, I had managed to keep the envelope closed, and I had ignored Mason pretty well.
Now if you're asking why I'm ignoring a certain 'bad boy' it's because he's part of this secret. But it's not only him I'm ignoring; I've done the same to my parents and Aunt Chrissy.
I'm not going to lie, it had been a rough month. The aquarium had already set up funds to save itself financially, but nothing pulled through. Brie and Laine were annoyingly adorable-as are the rest of my coupled friends.
Okay, so I was a bit bitter. Everyone else's lives were falling into place and it seemed like mine was just going to crap....again.
How could I shame spiral twice in a single school year? This was a record, I'm sure of it.
I haven't been the most pleasant person to be around, and the only one who could actually tolerate me was Grayson. Sweet, dough eyed, Grayson.
But I wanted him to go away too. I just wanted to be left alone and drown in my sorrows.
"Go away." I grumbled leafing through a magazine. I had stopped sitting with my friends at lunch started isolating myself in the library.
When Grayson didn't want to go away I hurdled the magazine at his figure behind me. "I said go away Grayson!"
"Okay first off, OW! Secondly, it's not Grayson." I turned around and quickly felt guilty, because I didn't know it was him.
"Laine what are you doing here? " I raised my eyebrow. I didn't consider Laine a friend of mine. Sure he was going out with my best friend, and I had a crush on him most of my life, but we never actually sat down and talked.
"I came to check on you." He smiled wearily. I rolled my eyes, this reeked of Brie and Grayson. They had sent him to me. I didn't see why, it's wasn't like Laine affected me in any shape or form-at least not anymore.
"I'm fine as you can see." I grumbled, pulling out my sandwich and chomping it down. I know it wasn't not lady like, but I didn't care. I eat for survival, not for show!
"No you're not." He stated, taking a seat next to me, "You've been ignoring all of us, we're your friends Ally."
I sighed and put the sandwich down, "I don't know why they made you come talk to me. It's fine, just tell them I need space and that I'm fine."
"No one sent me here. I came on my own will, we're all worried about you Al."
"You shouldn't worry, we're not even friends." I snorted, leaving no filter to myself. I sounded like a real jerk and by the hurt expression on Laine's face, I was a jerk.
"I consider you a friend Ally Cat." He frowned before he got up, I grabbed his wrist without thinking, stopping him dead in his tracks. He turned to me, his blue eyes piercing,
"I'm sorry Laine, I shouldn't have said that. It's just that we haven't really talked...at all. And I was annoyed because Brie and Grayson have been bugging me a lot lately. I just want to be left alone for a while you know? I've got a lot of crap going on and I just...I just need time. "I said rushing all the words out.
I stared at a very uncomfortable Laine before he cleared his throat and sat back down next to me, "I promise I'll get you out of this slump....and I think I know just how." He smiled wickedly.
"I don't like that smile." I narrowed my eyes suspiciously.
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"I knew I wasn't going to like that damn smile!" I growled. Everyone laughed and ignored my panicked state.
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Confessions of a Bad Boy // Slowly Editing
Teen FictionAs her senior year approaches, Allyson Craine finds herself unraveling from all aspects of her life. From the betrayal of her best friend, to the destruction of her safe haven, and the shrouding mystery surrounding her aunt and the school's delinque...