I woke up to lights streaming in from the window, and birds chirping loudly. I opened my eyes to see that I wasn't home. I was in a king sized bed with a navy blue comforter. In a boys room!
I couldn't remember what happened last night, but I prayed that I didn't have sex with anyone. I walked into the hallway and found a bathroom. After flattening down my hair and washing off yesterdays makeup, I realized I was wearing an oversized t-shirt. And underwear. No pants.
Not a great sign.
I followed very subtle noises until it lead me to the kitchen.
Grayson was standing there cooking.
Thank god it's just him.
"You're awake" Grayson said, acknowleding me.
"Yeah" I rubbed my aching head, "What the hell happened last night?"
"You don't remember?" He asked, looking at me strangely.
"Only bits and pieces" I asked, thinking hard. More and more was coming back to me as I concentrated, "Please tell me we didn't have sex"
He shot me a look that said "are you fucking crazy?" and then shook his head vigorously. I relaxed a little bit.
"You got really drunk" He said bluntly.
"Duh" I rolled my eyes. I felt majorly hung over, so I was well aware of that fact.
I never get drunk. I go to parties and I drink and I get tipsy, but I've never been drunk before last night. And I've certainly never been that drunk ever.
I groaned into my hands. Then, something popped into my memory. Me, leaning in towards Grayson, and him moving away last minute.
"Holy shit, did I really try to kiss you?" I asked.
Grayson stiffened up, then relaxed again a second later. I took that as a yes.
God, I'm such an idiot when I'm drunk.
"I'm so sorry" I groaned, "I'll never drink that much again, I promise"
"It's fine" He said, in an uncharacterisitically blank voice, "We all do things we don't mean when we're drunk and upset"
I smiled at him.
"And" He continued lightly, "I did get to see you with your top off twice last night, so I'm a pretty happy guy"
"Shut up!" I laughed, swatting him on the arm.
Grayson finished cooking breakfast, and then put some eggs, bacon, and toast on a plate for me. He took the seat across from mine, slipping me a glass of water and advil. I thanked him, hoping my headache would subside soon.
"Shit!" I shouted, suddenly remembering that my mom was home last night, and will have noticed I didn't come home.
"What?" Grayson jumped, alarmed, "What's wrong?"
"I never told my mom I wasn't coming home" I said, worried.
"I told Chloe to tell your mom you were sleeping over her place" Grayson shrugged, "You fell asleep in my car and I couldn't wake you up, and I didn't wanna bring you home like that"
"You're the best, Gray" I grinned at him.
"Yeah yeah" He rolled his eyes, but I saw him smile a little bit too.
We ate breakfast in a peaceful silence, and when we were done, the front door opened. And someone came walking right into the kitchen.
"Grayson" The tall man with a stern face said, cold eyes flickering over to me, "I didn't know we had company"
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The Wrong Girl
Teen FictionWe've all watched about a million Romantic Comedies where the boy breaks up with his girlfriend because he realizes he's in love with someone else, the "right" girl. And when this finally happens, we're all really happy about it. They immediately se...