>>Max Wilder<<
I watched her as she left in tears. What the hell happen to her? Why was she crying? She isn't one to cause this big of a scene, nor does she even show sadness in front of people. I looked over at Chance and suddenly found the problem. He was kissing another girl. Maybe that's why she was upset. Her Chance is taken by someone else.
I was taken from my thoughts as the girl on my lap brushed her hand against my cheek. What was her name again? Makayla? Or maybe it was Sage? I shook the thought, she didn't really matter to me anyways. All she was is a hot girl I somehow ended up flirting with.
"What are you looking at?" She pouted looking at my direction. I turned her head away and brushed my lips against hers. "Nothing." I murmured into her lips, this caused her to smile.
She wrapped her arms around my neck and I pulled her closer to my chest. I deepen the kiss and ran my hands through her soft blonde hair of hers.
I couldn't think straight. Sadie was all I could think about. Of coarse I look out for her, she's my best friend's sister, I knew her since we were young. All three of us made sure no one messed with her and well, I guess, I'm just overprotective.
"We should go to my place." The girl whispered into my ear, giving it a little nibble. Giving out a small smirk, I was about to agree.
"What happen to Mae?" I snapped my head up to see a worried looking Chance. "I saw her crying and-"
"Yeah I saw." I replied. I quickly whispered something into the girl's ear before pushing her off. "Then why was she crying?" He asked. I stood up and pushed past him. "The guy she likes was kissing another girl." I simply stated as I walked to the cooler to grab a beer.
I popped it open and took a sip. "Shit." Chance murmured to himself as he ran his hand through his hair. You can tell he was frustrated. I wanted to laugh, but that wouldn't be mature of me. "I thought she didn't like me anymore." He panic, pacing back and forth. I shrugged. "Well, it looks like she does."
"What do I do?" He questions. Again I shrugged. "How am I suppose to know, I'm a user." Chance rolled his eyes. "I just don't want things to be awkward between us. I just don't see her in that way."
"Then tell her that." I suggested. I'm not that best in the advice category. I never really had to deal with anything like this...if a girl likes me, cool, I don't really care. Chance stopped his pacing. "If I tell her that, then it'll hurt her even more. I don't wanna be the bad guy." He gritted.
"Okay? It seems like you do have something for her, Mr.Defensive." I snapped. All he has been doing is denying everything I say. I have no idea why he comes to me all the time. "I don't!" He exclaimed, walking away from me. I think he's on his period.
Throwing my beer bottle away I decided to go to the front and have a smoke.
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"Smoking is bad for your lungs." I looked up and puffed out the rest of the smoke. I couldn't see who it was, only a little bit of a face from the sunlight.
Shrugging, I burned out the cigarette. "So? I don't give a damn." I replied. The person gave me a small smile.
"Rachel." So it was a she. She got out of the shadows and extended. I ignored it and crossed my arms. "Max." I grumbled, sitting down on the stairs. She did the same. "So, what brings you here?" She asked, looking at me. "Hayden's on my varsity team." Responded. Why am I even talking to the girl? "Interesting."
"Why?" I asked, finally looking at her. Well I can't lie saying she wasn't hot because she was. "You smoke, drink..." she rolled on. I laughed. "I'm not the only one." I defended. Seriously why am I talking to her?
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Teen Fiction"Most girls never experienced a heartbreak like mine." ~~~~~~~~~ When Sadie Mae found out the boy she fell in love with ended up with someone else, she knew she had to act fast before it was too late. Max Wilder was friends with Sadie's big brother...