How to Train your Bad Boy
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  • Reads 231
  • Votes 10
  • Parts 3
  • Time 31m
Ongoing, First published Oct 09, 2012
Six sits forward with a grin and meets eyes with me across the circle of people. He reaches his hand out and twirls the bottle with an evil glint in his eyes. Every time the bottle passes me my heart jumbs into my throat and my belly clenches. Part of me is begging the bottle to land on me and the other part of  me wishes I was on the other side of the solar system right now. 

Gradually the bottle slows down and eventually comes to a stop. My breath catches in my throat as I realize that the bottle truely is pointed at me and it's not some wild hallucination.

I look up at him and he winks at me.

"And so it begins." I whisper to myself.
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