Melody's P.O.V
I felt someone lay down beside me. I sighed and kept my eyes closed.
"Go away, please, Justin," I say.
"Guess again cupcake," Dylan's voice says.
I open my eyes and turn my head to see Dylan laying next to me. I raise my eyebrow in confusion.
"I saw you storm out and wanted to see if you were okay," Dylan explained. I nodded.
"Thanks," I say.
"No problem," he says.
"So you heard about Connor and Justin huh?" I ask.
"Yeah. Good job by the way. We found Connor on the ground almost crying after you beat him up," Dylan says amused.
I laugh.
"So, care to explain why you ran out of there?" Dylan asks.
"Christy and Laura, well mostly Christy, were scarred of me and talking to me terribly so I used a secret against her. That shut her right up," I say and mumble the last 5 words.
"I see, and why did you sit with them?" Dylan asks.
"I don't know Dyl. Honestly, I guess I was trying to make them listen to me without saying it. Showing them that I don't care about them anymore. But I guess they don't care. You know what my problem is?" I ask.
"What?" Dylan asks.
"I have trust issues," I respond.
"That acceptable after all the trauma you went through," Dylan responds.
"Yeah," I simply say.
After a comfortable silence Dylan said something.
"It's ok to have trust issues. It's natural. But in the end, when you don't trust someone who's close to you, like a friend, they don't trust you anymore. Then you both end up hurt. And that's no fun at all,"
"Wow, wise owl aren't yeah Shakespeare?" I say with humour in my voice. Dylan lets out a deep chuckle and turn to look at me.
"You could say that," Dylan says.
"Look Dylan. Trust is like the clouds," I say looking up at the sky. "One minute you trust you know what figure the clouds are making, then the next minute, it's completely different. I thought I could trust people, then they showed me who they really were. Secret keeping idiots," I say.
"Mel, the point is, don't stop trusting people who care about you. They will stop trusting you and then you will lose each other," Dylan responds.
"Dylan, how the hell am I suppose to trust anyone anymore? Anyone I cared about has let me down or stabbed me in the back. Do you know how hurtful that is? I cared about everyone, but no one cared about me. So I don't care at this point. Let me lose everyone who cares about me! Who cares about me anyways?" I ask.
"Me! And Justin!" Dylan exclaims. I laugh.
"You I understand. But Justin? As if!" I say.
"Cupcake it's true. He cares about you, a lot," Dylan says. I roll my eyes and nod.
"Alright, well I'm ditching the rest of the day, see you at home," I say. Then I get up, stretch and walk back to the bleachers to get my things and my shoes.
I walk off to home and before I knew it, I was opening my front door. I went inside and put away my things.
"Hello?" My mother's voice echoes through the house.
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Good Girl Gone Bad (BOOK 1)
RandomMelody Peers; a 17 year old girl with a terrible past. She moved away to Vegas to stay with her father and her soon to be step mother for sophomore and Junior year. All of sudden, Senior year roles around and little miss Melody Peers is back at Maso...