• Two Sides of Him • Lloyd • {Discontinued}

• Four •

You look so beautiful.

You can see me?

Of course I can.

When can I see you?

Soon. Hopefully.

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//Sunflower- Post Malone//

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I woke up in the morning feeling so exhausted it was as if I hadn't slept a wink.
Yesterday was way too much for my mind to handle.
The green ninja saving my life, the wisp. Oh and how could I forget.
He was totally flirting with me. 

After my talk with Hana, it became obvious. The cocky body language, his intense gaze upon me. It all made sense now.
I sat up patting down my bed hair. A more accurate description would be a nest on top of my head.
It baffles me how my hair manages to go through civil war through the night.
I head to the washroom and start brushing my teeth while looking at my reflection.
Hana even said something about Lloyd looking at me.
Sorry. Staring at me.
Well I did too look at him a couple of times, some longer than I had wanted.
It was kind of hard not to. He had this amazing smile. I imagined his laugh. The way he would throw his head back and let out such joy filled sounds, it made my heart rate quicken.
Unknowingly, I had been staring at my reflection for a few minutes, the toothbrush loosely in my hand and the toothpaste dribbling down my chin and into the sink.
I blinked in disgust when I came back to my senses and spat out the bitter taste.
I washed my face and wiped it with a towel and continued my day dream.
Lloyd Garmadon. That boy was... different. A good different.
I looked up from cleaning my face, only to be met with my own reflection. Disappointing. Huh.
What was I expecting? Lloyd looking back at me with that grin. His green eyes, swirling with intense emotions.
I was quite drawn towards those eyes. Forests of feelings.
I sighed. Time for another dreadful day of school.

I met Hana downstairs, her bag slung over one shoulder. I smiled and waved at her.
"Ready for day two?" I spoke while gesticulating in excitement trying to look as happy as I acted even though I was trying to go to school on the inside.
I wasn't ready to face those bullies again. If they even dared to approach me, I bet a thousand bucks, hell would break lose in the school.
"I can see right through you Y/N. You don't want to go. Is it because you might embarrass yourself in front of a certain dreamy blond boy? Or maybe that a certain green ninja might come to meet you again?" Hana wiggles her eyebrows at me and I send her a silent glare before speaking up.
"Or how bought I do this to a certain best friend."
I grab her hand and pull her into my elbow, rubbing her head with my knuckle as she screamed and laughed while pulling away.
"What all have you packed in your snack bag?" Hana asked gesturing to the Sunflower themed tote bag I had in my hand as we headed down the sidewalk to school.
"Oh Nothing much. Just some candy. It's for Lloyd and his friends. Ya know as a 'thank you for being our friends' gesture" I started smiling at the thought of the boy.
"Uff I think you're developing a crush for him." She gave me a side ways glance, in a teasing tone.
I looked down kicking stones off of the pavement they were walking on.
Thankful today we had enough time that we could walk to school and enjoy the scenery.

Hana and I loved playing I spy and finding shapes in the clouds. This had been our thing since we were kids.
"Mmm I spy with my little eye, something blue." I say, my eyes fixed on a blue mailbox across the street.
Hana starts desperately looking around finding the blue object as we walked on, the school in our view.
"Is it that building?" she pointed and I shook my head.
She pointed towards the mailbox. "Is it that mailbox?" I frowned and nodded.
How did she get it so soon! There are so many blue things around here.
"Okay my turn." Hana spoke with a playful glint in her eyes when we entered campus grounds.
"I spy with my little eye, something green." I look around finding green items.
It couldn't be a tree. That would be too easy. Or maybe she knows that I would think it is too easy and that's why she would choose a tree.
It could be that parrot perched up on a branch.
I look forward and smile.
"Lloyd."
"Ding ding ding! Correct!"
I walked a bit faster, trying to catch up with the boy.
He walked inside the main gate, head hung low.
A chorus of whispers greeted me as I entered the building.
Most words were throwing shade on Lloyd, calling him out for being his father's son and saying hurtful things like he should hide from the world since he would never be accepted.
I tried pushing down this unsettling feeling that was building up in my gut.
How could these kids be so mean to another human being?
Nobody, especially not Lloyd, deserves to be treated like this.