(More Than) One Way

(More Than) One Way

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(Excerpt) Sarah is probably my best friend, but sometimes she does this thing where when I'm telling her something, she acts like it's irrelevant. And when she does it, I kind of feel like shit because sometimes I'm telling her something really fucking important or I'm opening up to her about how much my parents suck and all she can muster is a half-assed 'oh'. On days like this, I usually don't feel like talking to anyone because I kind of feel like a small ball of nothingness that probably doesn't matter, so I pull out a book. If I can, I'll go into the stairwell and be alone so I can feel like shit and probably think too much, all by myself. There are times when I feel like Sarah is really the only person I can actually talk to because I have kind of a screwed up family I don't like to talk about and my other friends usually don't take me seriously 'cus they think I try way too hard to be smart and funny and stuff so when Sarah leaves me to fend for myself, being alone is probably my best bet. So there I was, reading 'Good Girls' by Sara Shepard, when I see a tall figure shadow over me. I look up to see Leighton in all his glory standing there with his stupid annoying lopsided smile acting all cute and shit. "What'cha doing?" He asks me, finding a spot to sit on the ground next to me. I roll my eyes so he wouldn't be able to notice how nervous I was and replied "um, reading?" in a clipped voice that had a 'duh?' undertone to it. He laughs as if what I said was funny, although it really wasn't all that great and all I could hear was the pleasant sound of his laugh echoing throughout the stairwell.
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He's popular. I have one friend. He's outgoing. I'm quiet. He has a girlfriend. I'm alone. I'm shy and he's purely arrogant. But they say like forces repel and opposites attract. And we're complete opposites. ════════ "Hello, my name is Juliette Hunter and I think you're an asshole" I said to him, turning my body away so I could, once again, try and grab the book I so desperately needed. "Your turn" I added, after a moment of silence, realising that he was too stunned to speak. His recovery was lightning fast however, as he replied with "Hi Juliette, my name is Levi Knight" He paused, allowing his eyes to roam my body, slowly taking me in from head to toe. I looked him in the eyes, defiant in not allowing him to get to me, as my cheeks began to burn. "And I think you could qualify as one of the most beautiful girls I have ever laid eyes on" he continued smoothly. I couldn't think of a smart remark in response to what he had said so I mumbled a "fuck off" before returning to the bookshelf, I was sure my face turned crimson. "Just out of curiosity," Levi continued, now leaning against the bookshelf. I wasn't going to warn him about the fact that it was slowly tipping over. "You're single right?" I wasn't going to tell him that his assumption offended me either. Instead I replied with "Just out of curiosity" I said in a mocking tone "You're single now too, aren't you?" "You're a feisty one, aren't you?" "You're not gonna leave me alone, are you?" I muttered, attempting once more, to grab the book I so badly needed for English. "You're really hot, you know?" "You're really annoying, you know?"

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