"Do you love Peter?"
My eyes went down from the others and to Frankie, my shoulders tensed, "Wh-what?"
"When you marry someone it's because you love them."
I gulped and looked to the others. They didn't say anything and expected me to explain myself. I crouched down to Frankie, "Yes, we have feeling towards one another, so we decided to get engaged."
Deep down lying didn't feel so good, but I knew what was best if I wanted my plan to work.
Frankie tilted his head, "What's that?"
I mustered a forced smile, "We both intend on getting married very soon..." I almost whispered, "in a week."
I heard Thomas scoff and I furrowed my brows at him, "What's that supposed to mean?"
Thomas spoke with an annoyed tone, "A wedding? Really? You're a child."
Although I planned to tell him the truth; I expected him to think better of me, "A child? I'm completely old enough to make my own decisions and-"
He stormed up to me and interrupted, "No you're not. I know you have this picture perfect idea of getting married and having a happily ever after, but this is bullshit. I know you're naive, but you can't possibly be this dumb."
How dare he call me naive! I looked at him with full on rage, "I am not naive and you are not my parent to be judging my choices. Don't be an dick, I'll do whatever I want and you can't stop me."
He lifted a brow, "I'm the dick? Say's the dumb slut that married a guy he just met."
I pointed my finger, "You don't know anything." I was referring to my plan, but Thomas took it the wrong way.
"I don't know anything? Fine. I hope you're happy with him. But when he hurts you, don't expect me to pick up the pieces like I always do."
I scowled, "Fuck you." And stormed off.
I heard Thomas shout, "Well fuck you too."
So I flipped him off as I left the clearing. I needed to clear my head. I followed the path, down to the nearest stream and once I reached it, I took a deep breath. A lot had happened today.
I can't believe he called me that! Did he really think I was so dumb to marry Peter without second thought? Even if I did, he isn't in charge of me, I can make my own choices. I don't need his opinions. I can do this by myself. He was so sweet to me this morning and I can understand that it was a shock to him to found out I was getting married. But if he knew me well enough, then he would've realised I had a plan behind this. Maybe Thomas and I shouldn't be together.
After putting my hair down from a pony tail, I kneeled down and washed my face. Suddenly a trig snapped behind me. Without question, I knew who it was. So I didn't even bother to turn around as I spoke, "Peter, I'm not in the mood to talk right now."
"That's a shame." My body tensed at the unfamiliar voice and I immediately turned around.
Hook was looking directly at me and I spoke, "What are you doing here?"
"Just... strolling, its been a while since I've been on land... and I needed a drink alone." He pulled out a small flask. "Care to join?"
"I don't drink." I gazed at the mysterious bottle.
"It's rum, not poison. But some say the two are the same thing." He walked closer enough so that we were two feet apart.
"Like I said, I don't drink." I insisted, although another side was tempted to try.
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Escapism Of The Lunatics
Teen Fiction"I've seen you look at me," he continued. His fingers slid down, to my chest. "I've seen you... wondering." His fingers were between my breasts now and I could feel my chest rising. Would he forgive me if I refuse? Would he kill me? My breaths were...