GraysonAddy's expression looks surprised when she sees me.
"What are you watching?" I ask when I reach her.
"Why are you here?" She replies, dodging my question.
"It was getting a bit boring in there. Figured you could use my company." She half-smiles and pats the seat next to her on the couch. Smiling back instinctively, I sit down. Only she doesn't have time to remove her hand, so I end up crushing it. She withdraws her hand wincing slightly.
"Sorry."
"No, it's fine. That wasn't your fault. I should have moved my hands I guess." She twirls her hair between her fingers. And laughs lightly. I sense that she's uncomfortable, so I focus on the television. It's a big one. I bet her family's rich. The people on-screen are at someone's doorstep. The man hands the lady a bouquet of chrysanthemums and she blushes as she accepts the bouquet.
"Let's go Abby." The tv dude says. Beside me, Addy sucks in a harsh breath and quickly grabs the remote, switching the channel. She looks at me, her eyes begging me not to say anything about it. I don't. We are now watching an old episode of Victorious. Addy sighs and I look at her.
"I used to love this show." She tells me suddenly, biting on her lower lip. She smiles at me, a sweet smile.
"I hated it." Addy gasps and look at me in fake disgust.
"You have a problem. What's better than listening to a bunch of high school kids fight with one another? And people throwing pear pads out the window of a cupcake." She makes a face and I laugh, earning a glare.
"I like Tom and Jerry."
"What's so great about that show? Everyone knows what happens in the end. It's always the same."
"Well I don't agree with you." I pout a little, which makes her tilt her head back and laugh. She has a nice laugh. I shouldn't be thinking these things though. I've only had one girlfriend in my life. We broke up 5 months ago because she cheated on me. I don't need anyone else cheating on me. Addy doesn't seem like a cheater but then again, neither did Brianna. We had been dating for a little bit over a year.
"Do you want some chips?" She offer, holding out a small yellow bag. I shake my head and Addy shrugs reaching into the almost empty bag. We watch in silence for a while. I don't' know what she finds so appealing about this show, but I enjoy spending time with her. I've only known her for about a week though.
"Is this what you do all day? Break into people's dorms and drink?" Addy asks, breaking the silence.
"Only if there's a cute girl involved." She looks around the room in fake confusion.
"I don't see a cute girl anywhere." I take out my cell phone and go into the camera app. I take a picture of her and send it to the number I got from her a few days ago. I wait for her phone to chime, signaling a text message, but it doesn't.
"Check your messages." She grabs her phone on the couch next to her. Surprisingly, she doesn't have a password. I thought everyone had a password on their phones, but I guess I was wrong. Though I do have a cousin named Stanley who didn't have one. I remember I took it when I was 14 and replied to a bunch of text messages from his girlfriend. He never spoke to me again after that. I never saw him again either because he went to college. Addy lets out a loud gasp which breaks me from my thoughts.
"Oh my gosh, delete that!" She squeals, grabbing at my phone. I let her take it. She asks for the password and I give it to her. I'm not sure why I did that. No one other than my mother knows the password. I guess Addy knows now too. She quickly goes into my camera roll and deletes it. It was a nice photo. She didn't remove it from my recently deleted, so I will be able to get it back later. Addy hands my phone back to me and flips her shiny hair over her shoulder.
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Always Never Mine
Romance"His broken pieces fit mine like the edges of a puzzle. We are so alike yet different, which is why we'll never work." Merilyn Adelaide Prescott isn't capable of loving anyone, especially not Tylen, the boy who lives next door. But he used her, and...