"I think I have a curse," Lucas commented, catching my attention. He had a slightly bored and tormented grimace on his face, as if he had discovered something really bad."Now what are you going to come out with," I asked, putting my chin on my hand so I could hear what he was about to come up with, as the silence of the library surrounded us."Not one person is attracted to me and the guys I hook up with, they don't last more than a week. It's a calamity," he snorted hurt and I rolled my eyes with a smile, "It's not a joke, I don't know what I'm going to do if I don't find the love of my life.""Go on living, you're not going to die from that.""Says the one with four boyfriends," I widened my eyes and looked around, to make sure no one had heard anything my loudmouth friend said."What the fuck is wrong with you, Lucas?""Sorry, but it's not fair. I don't even have one and you took four," he snorted loudly and from where the library manager was standing, we heard a sound, indicating

I went up to the second floor and sat on one of the puffs there, probably orange, since I was not very aware of what was going on around me. Only that amount of alcohol was enough to get me ready for the night; I was terrible at drinking and anything went down like a bucket of water.A few meters away from me, they were having a shots competition and there were two men, each at one end of the table. There was the blond guy that I recognized, he was the famous Matt, quarterback of the soccer team and in front of him there was another one that caught my attention; his hair was in gray tones, almost black and his eyes were also black. His hair wasn't long enough to cover his eyebrows, but the furtive look he was sending to the green-eyed guy froze me in place.I'd never seen him around college before, if I had, I probably would have remembered him. Besides the fact that he was good at remembering faces, he had a look that could leave you in your place and that strange gleam in his eyes m

"Hello," Lucas jumped into my lap after finding me sitting on the university campus; I liked that about her, that she had green spaces where students could spend the time they had in short time before their next classes. Some had to stay early in the morning and took advantage of the space to share with their classmates.I smiled and gave him space to lie down on the tree he had taken, fortunately, since they usually always occupied the shade and it was not very pleasant to stay under the sun while it was hiding."Were you able to hand in the pending work you had," I asked and let go of the cell phone where I had lost myself for a moment from reality."Yes, you're my hero, Amy," he replied, before giving me a tight hug and I just thought of that word.""Heroine," said the guy I had helped, catching me off guard, as he wrapped his free arm around me and attached me to his body completely."It was that manly built man too much for my eyes, who had caught the attention of all the women p

 "Amy, honey," she said in her high-pitched voice like an insistent ringing in my ears and left the two women following her like lapdogs to give her a hug from the position I was in.  I watched her through the mirror and smiled softly, not too forcibly, so as not to give her the wrong ideas.  "Gwen, hi." "I saw you a while ago, you bumped into someone, didn't you," she leaned against the sink, as her minions entered the bathroom.  "Yeah, some idiot who wasn't watching where he was going," she denied and smiled.  "You don't change, do you, maybe they bumped into each other for a reason," she lifted the men.  "You sound like Lucas," I rolled my eyes. "And maybe he's right, you are very lonely even though you hang out with men. And not just any men, right," he gave me a meaningful look, but I couldn't qu