39. the breakdown
I had never been that drunk in my life.
There was this one time I had a couple shots of Remy Martin that Klaus was keeping in the cupboard high above the refrigerator. Needless to say, I got a little buzz and started walking around shouting 'I'm drunk' only to find out that I was just tipsy.
Hence why I was still adamant on the fact that I wasn't drunk even though last night- I had been drunk.
I sat in bed for the longest time, going over my thoughts trying to remember them-- and then finally I had all of the pieces gathered.
I remember bumping lips with some guy with dreads, and then I was pulled outside- and then...the conversation with Anthony.
Some of the words were vague, all I knew was that during one of the most important moments of my life- I got drunk.
To think that I was so close to receiving a confession or maybe- I misinterpreted it all. Maybe he was just going to say something to belittle me, I was after all- a niña to him.
Then again, my drunkenness was probably fucking with me. I could very well have imagined that whole scene because I wanted it to occur so badly.
Possibilities
This was why I hated my brain sometimes. The overthinking was just capable of turning any good situation into a negative.
Sighing deeply, I rolled over to my side and came face to face with a box, halting all thoughts.
A box that looked like it was meant to hold a ring.
My eyes widened for a moment, and I stared at it expectantly as if it would open itself. After a few minutes of observing the little jewelry box, I opened it.
The moment I opened the box a little white card fell out and I picked it up- reading the scribbled writing on the front.
To the girl who always buys me lunch ;)
A promise of friends forever.
- "Ant"
Inside of the box, was a ring. The band was silver, and planted right in the center was a circle-cut emerald stone. It was plain and beautiful at the same time, not to mention I loved the color green and maybe somehow-
He remembered that.
I wasn't even thinking about being friendzoned, assuming that this was my birthday gift- it would be ungrateful to undermine it just because he said we'd be friends forever.
It was a beautiful ring, and a thoughtful gesture.
I reached for my phone and sent him a huge thank you with a bunch of yellow heart emojis- because friends don't send each other red hearts.
It was a bitter thought, and I quickly stopped myself from thinking any further.
He responded with a red heart.
It was strange. Even as we continued texting, there was some unspoken barrier between us. The night before I had nearly blurted my feelings to him before he cut me off and almost told me his.
Not to mention that even after I drunkenly kissed someone to make him jealous, he drove me home and put me to bed.
Once again, I didn't get to think about any of that because within seconds my door was thrust open and in walked Ansley wearing nothing but...
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He Wore A Hood (HWAH #1)
Teen FictionShe's the awkward girl with a troubled past and he's the dark and handsome guy who always wears a hood. Drawn to Anthony by circumstance, Felicity makes it a mission to befriend him but not without some misunderstandings along the way. What she will...