Can't Escape You
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My eye caught a pink flashy coat at a corner. I immediately turned knowing who it would be and there standing lonely was Kelsey. She had her hair in a pink and white hat and her eyes looked far away. I walked closer to her, slowly so I could put my words in order. Suddenly I didn't care about my pride of not apologizing to people. I just had to make things right with this girl.
"Kelsey." I stopped Infront of her. She raised her head to look at me. My heart skipped a beat to find her face stained with tears and a bit of snot and her cheeks were red. Oh no.
"Kelsey I-" but before I could speak further I felt a soft fist hit me in the cheek. "Don't say anything! I don't want to see your ugly face ever again in my life. I hate you!" She said with all the anger illuminating from her eyes before she stomped away from the gathering.
I sat on the snow covered ground with a huff. I guess I'll have to live with the guilt. What a cute little punch. I rubbed my cheek and let out an empty chuckle.
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