Good After morrow.
"Pain has its own noble joy, when it starts a strong consciousness of life, from a stagnant one."
John Sterling
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"Come on change into regular clothes." He whined.
I raised my eye. He kept staring at me.
"Not with you in here," I stated in disbelief.
What do you call me a stripper?
Don't answer that...
"Promise I won't look." He turned around. I didn't move, I sensed he knew.
"Well come on!" He yelled. I huffed went to my dresser pulling out a white t-shirt and dark blue jeans.
"I don't appreciate you yelling at me." I stated.
"I don't appreciate being late to things." He stated. I glanced at my outfit.
One of the normal things I wore in a while.
Taking off my stockings.
I took my dress off reaching it over my head. My hair clips fell off as well.
Cold hands landed on my bare waist. I froze.
I was a chubby girl.
"Mm if I wasn't trying to win someone over I would go straight for you." I swatted his hands.
"Get your hands off of me!" I screamed. He chuckled.
I pulled the t-shirt over my head.
Whatever.
"Turn around," I said nearly feeling his breath.
It took him a minute before he did.
I put the jeans on finding socks.
"Ta-da!" He said staring at me.
"Not so slutty." He remarked. I growled.
"Stop acting like a dog, Kitten." He said turning around walking out the room.
"Dogs only make the Kitten's aggressive behavior look real." He continued. I nodded my head. Yea yea yea. I had my hand right behind his head. Pretending to choke him.
Janet choked on her own laughter making him turn around. Shit. My hands were still in the position.
I smiled and waved my hand away.
"You're still going out with no shoes I see." He said.
"Ahem. if you look at the door my shoes are all there." I said pointing them out.
He poked my nose.
"Touché, Leah." I cringed. Janet laughed harder.
Sigh.
I put my ankle boots on.
"Why are you just standing there, Drew? We gotta go. Bye, Miranda!"
"See ya ch-Leah," She laughed.
"Do you need it locked?" I questioned.
"No, but you need your purse." Drew was halfway out the door I closed it.
"What do you think?" I whispered.
She shrugged handing me my black purse and charged phone. Gosh, she was a blessing.
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Fool's Gold
General FictionChristine is a broke, laid back, carefree, twenty-two-year-old woman. Relying on her best friend Janet. While also being Leah Michelle during the nights of suppressing her problems. Battling depression. While also sitting and digging up in her own r...