ѕσ ι gυєѕѕ тнιѕ ιѕ ℓσνє. // 𝚃𝚗𝚝𝚍𝚞𝚘 𝚑𝚒𝚐𝚑-𝚜𝚌𝚑𝚘𝚘𝚕 𝙰𝚄

XVIII

This was going to be alot harder then I thought.

After I pushed Karl back, he gave me a sad look but then changed to a more understanding look ( whatever that looked like ). George called him back down to play as Sapnap led me out of the room and into the kitchen.

He looked slightly dissapointed, but as he opened the refrigerator door he looked more pleased with himself. I soon realised he had grabbed 2 six-packs of cheap beer.

"Oh- nonono- Spanap, I don't drink-"

"Come on Q, it's a special occasion!"

I laughed slightly. "Did you even hear me? I said that I dont-"

"Drink, yeah, I did hear you, but why can't you? Just this once?"

"I don't fucking want to. Especially with you." I felt a little bad, but my job here was already exhausting enough.

"Ok, fine, feel left out. Everyone else is."

"That's not my problem." He ripped one of the cans out, setting it on a counter near him, then taking another and gesturing it towards me. I shot him a look and he walked it over to Dream, instead giving it to him.

"Thanks- you aren't having one, Quackity?"

"Did you not just hear me? We were practically in the same-" I sighed. "No, I'm not."

He made a concerned expression and continued doing what he was doing before, occasionally taking sips from the can.

A few hours later, everyone was drunk except me and George. I'll admit, it was kind of interesting to see how the others acted, but got old quick. I quietly told George I was gonna go back home.

"Ok Quackity, but atleast call someone to drive you? I'm sure you don't want to be alone. I realise it's hard for you..."

That's about when I stopped listening. He had a fair point, though. Plus he wasn't entirely wrong.

I cut him off to quickly say thank you, walking out the door. As soon as I was outside, I called Wilbur to get me.

He didn't answer. 

That made me insanely worried and sad, but then I called the person who I expected least.

"Hey Alex, you needed a ride?" My favourite sister pulled up on the families car. I didn't even realise she could drive, and I also guessed dad wast to happy about her using the car, but she was here.

I smiled and opened the pasenger side door, getting in as she started the car and began driving.

"So, mind telling me why I had to get you?" I did mind, actually.

"Just didn't feel like being there anymore."

"Fair."

And so we were already home. Sure, it was like a 7 minute walk and an even shorter drive, but George was right about me not wanting to be alone. 

We both got out of the car, walked up to the door, and prepared ourselves for what chaos was happening this time.

Love you guys, stay hydrated 😇  //