วัยรุ่น 소설 & 이야기

I am 18, not 16. ----------------------

Eric stated after throwing a pop corn into his mouth. “Why do your father hate you so much?” Joe asked. “You don't remember everything a thing, do you?” “No I don't, that's why I need you to help me remember” “Are you sure you're talking to the right person, the last time I remembered, you clarified it that you never trusted me”. 'Well guess I changed, by the way, how old am I? “Your eighteen” “I knew it was eighteen” Joe mumbled, looking happy about it.

Aiden's mother and Cynthia had been best friends, too, so it was all but a given. Mitch gave her a sidelong, curious look and a slight shrug. “Who knows? It’ll be the end of an era, though, if they do. We had a lot of great times there…” “Yeah it will, and yeah… we did, didn’t we?” A smile on her lips covered the pain at the thought of how those good times had slowed down to a trickle before they dried up, at how another piece of her childhood was starting to slip away. A sigh was hefted and she glanced out the window, trying to quell the emotions warring for prominence as she got lost, for a few moments, in her thoughts.

I said. The door creaked open and I heard a gasp, it was the guy downstairs, he was covering his eyes. I scanned around the room to see what was making him do that but there was nothing, then I realized. "Have you never seen a guy shirtless before?" I asked, raising a brow. "Y-yes I h-have." he stuttered. "How old are you?" I asked, not knowing it would offend him until I saw his sulky expression. "I'm 17, same as you." he whined.

Anytime i talked to him, he acted as if i was being a pest so i stopped talking to him. After all, it was the beginning of our new lives as seniors. He had new friends and a new life and I didn't want to be the one to ruin it, so I decided to move on with my life. after all, we're still classmates. "I'm sorry if I seemed occupied or busy or whatever. its actually not my fault. Honestly, when we got into ss1, you seemed to have drifted away. anytime I talked to you, you seemed uninterested and you acted like I was bothering you. i didn't want to be the one to spoil your new life as a senior." I told him.