... He kissed me with so much energy as if he had been wanting to do that, he wasn't letting go, and I wasn't ready to let go either. Our eyes were shut off from the lights of reality while we sang with our lips and tongues in the dark chambers of blossom-out. There would always be a dumbass who would Interrupt rare moments like this. "Am I interrupting?" A voice echoed in. We quickly disembarked, but I was trying to catch my breath; the kiss was awesome and unexpected. I rolled my face over to his neck, and hugged him. "Am I interrupting?" Said the voice again. It was a short and slim officer learning in the music hall. Kale And I left each other with a smile. And he nodded in no to the officer And when he came in, others started coming as well. "Seems like our own lesson is over" I said, with a satisfied smile. I was so happy. We stayed until the next one hour, when everyone started retreating and we were about to leave too. "So, wh
Liliane came close to me, close enough to make Kale jealous. But Liliane doesn't care. Kale didn't remove her gaze from us either. "So, how do you like your new stuff?" She asked with a devious smile. I looked at her and looked back at the stuff, mostly the bag. It looked expensive, and really was expensive. I was speechless. I took the bag and a paper card fell off from the bag to the ground. I picked it up and tore it open , and that was another phase of surprise; Sorry for what they did, I hope this works. It read. I looked back at Liliane with my eyes wide open. "Courtesy of Donna" she smiled so broadly, caressing my back. Kale turned to her back and brought out a book, looking into it. But there was only one thing in my mind. It would have been better if it was Liliane who bought it. I feared that I might have to pay back in some other way, some time soon. It dawned on me that Miss Donna hadn't gone over me, because if she really did buy
The days were rolling fast and I had been trying my best in avoiding Liliane, and Miss Donna, at all cost.Even intentionally missing school. I would rather stay back home and do nothing than lose my value by meddling with those two lesbians. I thought highly of myself, and preferred modesty and upholding good morals, even though sometimes I crossed the lines– not as much as theirs though. But even though I liked that I stayed clean, it was all that mattered. I decided to pull up at school but keep a low profile. Liliane would surely see me, but I would try as much as possible not to let Miss Donna see me. I was in class, when Beth and Liliane gathered around Halen. It wasn't a good mood. I didn't care too much about it anyway, Halen hated me, it was only fair to dislike her as well. Unlike Liliane, she wasn't so active, as she would normally be in class, she seemed cold. Her face was pale, and her eyes were reddish, though not too much, but it just wasn't clear e
Work the next day for me was like hell. When I saw Halen, she looked well, better than the last day, but it didn't matter anymore. She had gone from my dislike list to my hate list, for the first time. Her presence was like a threat to my existence, and the humiliation itself. And I couldn't bring myself to look at her face, as long as I could. She might not be the culprit, but they were all the same. But she seemed to be okay, she seemed to have forgotten about what happened, and I was the one getting the rip of it all. So it is what they say about grudges. It is like drinking poison, and expecting it to kill someone else. That was the case with me, the whole thing was like poison to me, while I hoped it would affect Halen. But I had something else to get my mind away from Halen and everything else. My lovely amazing Kale. As always, he shone. Just seeing his face made me feel better, and his smile made my heart merry. He walked to my seat, with his charmi
I was quiet, but my brain and my heart wasn't. I was baffled. I held the paper and read it's content again. I still didn't want to believe she was referring to me. I thought it might be a trick, and if it was, I'm braced up to not fall for it. She passed on another paper. "Are you going to write back or not?" My heart was beating, I didn't know what I was into. She just said sorry! She apologized! I looked at the writings on the papers over and over again and decided to write back since she was starting to grow worried. “Umm okay.” I wrote back, and passed on the paper to her. She read it and replied to me immediately. “Is that all you have to say?” “I don't know… what else can I say?” I didn't even know what to reply to her, to start with. But I had to keep the conversation going, even if it was just a trick, I had to play along. “Does that mean you have forgiven me?” She wrote back. But It took me some time before replying. “Yes sure,
But she pretended she wasn't looking my way. She went back inside after someone called her , and I shrugged it off. I didn't feel like getting back at that moment, so I decided to take a walk around. And through the hallway, I started walking around, with my eyes fixed at where I was going, and my head fixed at Kale and what was really wrong with Halen. I passed through an empty office with three seniors in it, discussing and laughing. I rolled well with them. It got my attention without me allowing it. I knew them well though, although we weren't friends, we rolled well. Plus, they were from my county, and I knew their family well enough, especially Peter. "Hey Arianne!" He called out, as I was near the window, and he must have seen me walk across the door. "Yo what's up?" I said, going into the office. His face was bright, and he looked happy. "I heard someone cried yesterday?" He asked, with a mischievous smile. "I … I don't know?" I real
Suddenly, time slowed down, the noises I had been hearing became distant, and only the beating of my heart was audible, as it slowed down as well, beating rhythmically. My head suddenly became free of thoughts. And my whole body responded to the call of shock. My eyes stayed still and wide open, and my lungs respired slowly. "Arianne… Arianne Arianne" the voice came, first it was distant, but the last call which was followed by a tap on the shoulder took time to where it needed to be, and how it needed to go, and I saw myself immersed in the world again. "Yes!" I exclaimed. Like someone who had gotten back from another world. "So what do you say?" She asked, eager for an answer. "Um are you… serious?" I stumbled on my words, picking the race up again. I was still in shock. How could it be true? Was she just teasing me? And why the hell was I even thinking about it? What would Matt Jones do? Or would he simply not give a fuck, or, was it just a plan
You don't reply to my texts, pick my calls or even return it" she snarled. When she said that I rolled my eyes and sighed. I thought she was going to talk about something important. As usual, I didn't have much to say to her. "I mean, you two do your thing before I even got in between, why can't you two just continue your shit as you have been doing? Must I be involved? By the way, I have just been busy, you know" I defended myself. She stared at me, and with the angry look on her face, I knew she wasn't even joking. And she might do something stupid or nasty. So I was extra careful. "Are you serious right now? What am I going to do with him when he isn't even around? Do you really love me, Arianne?" I was silent for a while. "Yes I do, but so what? You know what would happen if Matt find out about us—" "To hell with Matt! This is my life, and I don't care—" "Easy to say…" I said, lowering my voice. "But I'm the one married to him" She sighed.