The Boy With Grey Eyes.
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  • Reads 230
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  • Parts 17
  • Time 2h 24m
Ongoing, First published Mar 15, 2020
Mature
"You want to know why they call me Xavier Black princess?" Those cold, grey eyes stare into mine, for what seemed like forever, I stare coldly back testing him.

"Would it hurt you, if I said I didn't care" I look him up and down, amusement danced in those cloudy eyes, but not enough to show the reaction that I wanted.

Next thing I know, I am smacked into the lockers, the air from my lungs slowly escaping from my mouth, he looks at me almost getting pleasure from my struggle. I am held there as people stand and stare around us. He let's me go and I drop to the floor, holding my neck and I regain the oxygen that had just left me moment ago. I breathe in and out loudly gaining more attention from other students.

He comes down to my level "You princess, have started something you really shouldn't have" I stand up look him dead in the eye. I stand my ground which makes him raise an eyebrow at me.

"you think strangling me has scared me off, do your worst Black" I smirk and walk away leaving him speechless as I chuckle to myself, knowing I had got under that thick skin of his.

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