Your White T-Shirt

Your White T-Shirt

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"It doesn't have to be so permanent." His eyes distanced under the rain fall, water fell from the blackened sky that was soft to the touch of smoothed skin, but pelted down onto the tin roof like a round of bullets. I could smell the wet pavement and the remainder of dead camp fire. "Be with me. Not just for the summer." That dimpled smirk played up onto his mouth, his eyes staring into mine intently, knowing what my answer would be. "Harry," I protested, scooting my way around the touchy suggestion. "Shut up," he interrupted me, his wet face hardening. "For once, I'm serious. Take a chance." Carter Smith moves to the small town of Hamilton for the summer where she meets the town's notorious bad boy Harry Styles. She was soft to the touch, her words like varied melodies sifting music staffs through the july air. He was rough around the edges, with words that stung like a whip of the strongest material. Secrets and the constant chase of young love tear at their seams. Her father dissaproves, the town's rich boy Ty interferes, and not to mention the constant battles of Harry's dark past. With the inevitable come of September and their constant drama their strength. will Harry and Carter last?
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The rooftop scene played in slow motion in her eyes. Her boyfriend's hands wrapped around her best friend, their lips locked, their laughter echoing in the crisp morning air. Her heart didn't just break it turned to dust. The voices in her head chuckled darkly, whispering like shadows: "If you had chosen him... you wouldn't be in pain. He would never betray you. He has been watching, waiting... a red flag to the world, but to you... a green light." She staggered back, her breath trembling. "Who... who are you?" she whispered, pressing her hands to her ears. "We are your choices. Your paths. And the gangster who scares everyone? He would rather die than see you cry." The voices faded, but their words rooted in her chest. The next day in class, she could barely focus. Everyone knew her as the quiet girl who never caused trouble, but now her world tilted sideways. When she glanced at the back corner, she caught him staring Raven, the school's infamous gangster. He leaned against his chair lazily, tattoos peeking from under his sleeve, but his eyes those sharp, storm colored eyes softened the moment they met hers. She quickly looked away, cheeks burning. At lunch, she found her seat empty. Her supposed best friend didn't sit beside her anymore. Her ex avoided her completely, as if she was the one at fault. She tried to eat, but her throat closed up. Then a tray slammed down across from her. "You're not eating," Raven muttered, sitting down uninvited. Her eyes widened. "Why are you-" "Because you look like hell," he cut in. "And because I told myself if I ever see you cry over someone who isn't me, I'll make them regret it." Her stomach knotted. Was he joking? Threatening? Or... protecting? Before she could answer, the voices whispered again-only she could hear them: "See? He burns for you. Dangerous to others, safe for you. Don't push him away..."

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