Arabella RiveraEverything should be easier now right? I successfully avoided Gwen while going to the bathroom and I got the plan B. Now I just needed to take the damn thing. This shouldn't be hard, actually, it wasn't.But my fingers were cold against the box and my heart jammed in my chest. The anxiety was slowly eating me up, tearing me apart. One little pill, made me feel so queasy.It wasn't such a big deal right? It's not like it will kill me?Should I search up if there was anyone who died from taking this?Crap I can't, I left my phone in Gwen's car.I drew in a much needed breath and turned the box over. My eyes scan the small black words printed on the back as I read aloud. "Use for women to reduce chance of pregnancy after unprotected sex." As the words slipped out of my mouth, a flaming heat neared my cheeks until settling on them.There was practically no one in the bathroom except for, me. I was all alone, seated on the
Arabella Rivera"Why?" She asked once we were inside her car, a pout set on her lips from the moment the words slipped out of my mouth.
Arabella Rivera Pinning Gwen with a glare he groans. "Now what do you want Reece?" &nbs
Arabella Rivera
Haiden CrossI watched her walk away and with every step she took, my heart went with her.Shit.That was the only word that seem to repeat in my head as my gaze refuse to rip away from her disappearing figure.This wasn't how I intended for her to keep her distance. I had this stupid speech in my head that I had been rehearsing from morning. And all of it went to shit.I had woken up tangled with her. In a weird way I enjoyed it so much that I pulled her closer to me. I had dug my nose in her hair and took a whiff of it like a fucking weirdo. It smelled of roses and sex.Her entire body smelled like roses and sex. I fucking loved it. God, I loved it.I loved it.........But I didn't deserve the pleasure of loving her. Someone good, someone perfect deserved her. I was far from that....... a lot more than you can imagine.I was a broken vessel. And I broke her.Fuck.I let her walk away because she shoul
Haiden Cross"You're late!" Charlotte grits out as she peeled the front door open. Her eyes narrowed on my face and her features darkened in anger. "And you're a mess!" She hisses.I blinked, narrowed my eyes and just stared at her. Did her eyes always look this big? Especially when she's furious?Her nose twitches as if sniffing something unpleasant. In that case, it was me. I didn't give a fuck."Is that alcohol I smell?!" She screeched. "Haiden had you been drinking?! You're underage-"Oh shut the fuck up!" My slurred words still did some damage. They slashed through her just like I wanted them to."You act like you give a fuck about me but you don't. I know in your head you wished it was me who died in that car. I bet you wished I died tonight while driving." I slurred out. I swore I couldn't feel my feet anymore.My vision blurs but I caught the frown on her face. I felt my weight lighten and reached out to hold the doorfra
Arabella RiveraI listened to the sound of his tires rolling on the pavement as he finally arrived home. I turn around, bringing the covers up to my chin.
Arabella Rivera I stared at my reflection one last time in the mirror. I couldn't believe I cut my hair last night.I lift my hand to glide my fingers through the short strands. They weren't evenly cut, but that's the price you pay when an inexpert cuts your hair. In that case, I was the inexpert. Did I regret it? My eyes burned through the ones my reflection showed me. No, I didn't. Not even one bit. Smiling at myself, I tucked a few strands behind my ear and left the bathroom. It was morning already and I admit I didn't catch much sleep last night but today, I promised myself I'd be strong. I wouldn't be the girl who let things slide anymore or let a mere guy get in the way between my heart and logical mind. I was done. I was going to be strong now and forget about, him. My fingers latch around the strap of my bag and swang it over my shoulder. I took my phone too and began typing away a text to send to Gwen. A