** Currently in the progress of being rewritten :)**
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Angel Romano was known for his ruthless ways.
They said he was a supposed duplicate of his father, but only to be worse.
He was known for his cold exterior, his heartless heart. But most import...
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Daisy ✧
With the burning pound in my head, my morning couldn't have been any better.
Rule Number 1 - Never drink on a Monday night when you have school the next morning.
Tyson had gotten me up for school and was dropping me off because I couldn't drive due to my massive hangover.
Tyson also filled me in on everything that happened yesterday; Angel had driven me home after I fell asleep, and Tyson was apparently at the meeting as well, though he arrived later.
"Have a good day daffodil." Tyson says as he ruffles my hand.
"You too." I mumble.
I got out of the car and was about to close the door when Tyson stopped me.
"Oh, by the way, I won't be home tonight I've got work."
I nod my head and close the door waving at him.
I make my way up the dreadful school steps as my head pounded.
Why the hell hasn't this headache stopped yet.
My thoughts were cut off by Ian waving at me frantically.
"Why do you look like you're about to murder someone?" He mentions as he approaches me.
"Because I'm actually considering it." I mumble grumpily.
Ian laughs and places his arm over my shoulder.
"Hangover?"
I nod in response as we make it to my locker, and I open it lazily.
"How are you not dying right now?" I ask him.
He shrugs and smirks at me.
"I'm built different." He says patting his chest.
I snicker and close the locker door, flinching at the sound.
"Did you take any Tylenol?"
"Yes," I responded bluntly.
He frowns in confusion but shrugs it off.
"What class do you have now?" Ian asks.
"Cal."
He cringes and walks to the entrance of his class.
"Good luck." He says.
I give a weak smile and raise my thumbs.
My feet take themselves to my lesson on their own.
I make it there and take a seat in the back.
*
The throbbing in my head had not subsided by the end of the day.
