A/N: Being a little hypocritical here and writing a serious fic. Sure why not? I got this idea in science class today, I don't know what kind of relationships are going to be in it. And I'm not going to make any promises because I always change things around when you least expect it. So if you like it then go ahead and review it. Thanks. Sorry for any misspelled words, bad grammar whatever the hell...My Word isnt working so I had to use Wordpad with no spell check. So Deal.
Wake up, shower, put on clothes, do hair, put on shoes, brush teeth, leave. I repeated this over in my head that morning when my alarm went off at 6:30 A.M. I liked to organize things, it brought an order to my life. I swung my feet over my bed and sat on the edge of it for a moment, rubbing my temples, trying to wake myself up. Did I have time for tea? Maybe if I hurried... Tea was always good for waking up, and it was better than coffee. I eventually got up and looked in the mirror, I looked in the corner of my mirror to analyze the strip of pictures from the photobooth Audrey and I had gone into weeks before. How long had it been? I really like her, she's good to me.
"Hey" She said to me. She being Audrey. She had the most beautiful eyes, a little heavy on the make-up, but I'd seen her without make-up and I always wondered why she wore it so much. Make-up was a mask, it's only here to make insecure girls think they're pretty by hiding what they really are. Not to say they're ugly, but it just wasn't natural. The most beautiful things in this world are the ones that are pure, and natural. Why did I always ponder these things? Why do I think of words like ponder? Why can't I just think like every other teenage male. Sex, Sex, Food, Women, Party, and then maybe some more Sex. That wasn't me. I'm not lonely, I just don't like people.
I had finally came back to reality and said, "Hello Audrey," I gave her my smirk. "You're looking very lovely this morning."
She held out her hand for me to hold, I never really got the whole "holding-hands" thing but I did it anyways. Oh wow, let's let the world know we are a couple, whoopy. I grasped her hand and walked with her to a staircase of Roscoe High, where my three companions, Ray Brennan, Lily Randall, and Robbie McGrath sat with their backs to the wall of the staircase. They looked up at me as I walked over with Audrey.
"Swami!" Ray emphasized on the word "swami." That was my nickname from him. That and "Strong."
"Brennan." I said moodless, calling him by his last name. "What's up, man." He hated it when I used the word man in the text that I did. It was a running joke for me to say that to him lately.
"What are you love birds upto?" Lily spoke up. Lily was beautiful: dirty blonde hair, charming eyes, and a little button nose that would make any guy say the word "cute." Ray liked her, He admitted it to Robbie and I one day after trying desperately to make Lily have no contact with any other guy. Audrey told me that Lily liked Ray, and she had me sworn to secrecy. I was extremely anxious to tell Ray, but I couldn't bring myself to do it. It would break my promise, but also, I didn't want to see Ray and Lily together. Good friends aren't good friends after relationships. That's just the way it was. Maybe there was another reason I didn't tell him, I don't know. I didn't want to think about that, not while I was with Audrey. No thanks. Life should not be about drama like all these high school girls wanted it to be. I hate women like that. They bring drama to themselves, they feed off pity. That makes me sick.
"Well you know, the usual, making out in the bathroom and then skipping school to go get drunk and who knows what we do from there." Audrey replied to Lily, obviously joking. I wasn't into drinking or drugs. Audrey said she tried it once, but she wouldn't do it again. I was thankful for that. It didn't really bother me, but it made my stomach squeeze up to think that my own girlfriend would be intoxicating herself with illegal substances, especially underage. So what if I liked to follow the rules? That didn't mean I didn't occasionally break them. Maybe I should be an officer of the law when I grow up. I had never really thought about that before, what I wanted to do when I grew up. After all, I was in high school, it's time to start making decisions. Of course, there was the whole DJ thing, I had always liked electronical devices and the like. I was intelligent, sure. I would probably go to a four year university and graduate and who knows what from there. I need to get a life.
"Sounds fun, in fact me and Ray were about to do the same thing." Lily giggled. I almost corrected her on saying "me and Ray" instead of "Ray and I," but ultimately decided against it.
"Huh?" Ray looked dumbfounded, "But I don't like alcohol.." Lily punched Ray on the shoulder, her trademark.
"I was joking, idiot." I saw her eyes twinkle at him, it became more and more obvious that she liked him these days. It's not like I was trying to figure it out. But it was definitely becoming that way.
"I need to get to class." I said.
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Wake up, shower, put on clothes, do hair, put on shoes, brush teeth, leave. I repeated this over in my head that morning when my alarm went off at 6:30 A.M. I liked to organize things, it brought an order to my life. I swung my feet over my bed and sat on the edge of it for a moment, rubbing my temples, trying to wake myself up. Did I have time for tea? Maybe if I hurried... Tea was always good for waking up, and it was better than coffee. I eventually got up and looked in the mirror, I looked in the corner of my mirror to analyze the strip of pictures from the photobooth Audrey and I had gone into weeks before. How long had it been? I really like her, she's good to me.
"Hey" She said to me. She being Audrey. She had the most beautiful eyes, a little heavy on the make-up, but I'd seen her without make-up and I always wondered why she wore it so much. Make-up was a mask, it's only here to make insecure girls think they're pretty by hiding what they really are. Not to say they're ugly, but it just wasn't natural. The most beautiful things in this world are the ones that are pure, and natural. Why did I always ponder these things? Why do I think of words like ponder? Why can't I just think like every other teenage male. Sex, Sex, Food, Women, Party, and then maybe some more Sex. That wasn't me. I'm not lonely, I just don't like people.
I had finally came back to reality and said, "Hello Audrey," I gave her my smirk. "You're looking very lovely this morning."
She held out her hand for me to hold, I never really got the whole "holding-hands" thing but I did it anyways. Oh wow, let's let the world know we are a couple, whoopy. I grasped her hand and walked with her to a staircase of Roscoe High, where my three companions, Ray Brennan, Lily Randall, and Robbie McGrath sat with their backs to the wall of the staircase. They looked up at me as I walked over with Audrey.
"Swami!" Ray emphasized on the word "swami." That was my nickname from him. That and "Strong."
"Brennan." I said moodless, calling him by his last name. "What's up, man." He hated it when I used the word man in the text that I did. It was a running joke for me to say that to him lately.
"What are you love birds upto?" Lily spoke up. Lily was beautiful: dirty blonde hair, charming eyes, and a little button nose that would make any guy say the word "cute." Ray liked her, He admitted it to Robbie and I one day after trying desperately to make Lily have no contact with any other guy. Audrey told me that Lily liked Ray, and she had me sworn to secrecy. I was extremely anxious to tell Ray, but I couldn't bring myself to do it. It would break my promise, but also, I didn't want to see Ray and Lily together. Good friends aren't good friends after relationships. That's just the way it was. Maybe there was another reason I didn't tell him, I don't know. I didn't want to think about that, not while I was with Audrey. No thanks. Life should not be about drama like all these high school girls wanted it to be. I hate women like that. They bring drama to themselves, they feed off pity. That makes me sick.
"Well you know, the usual, making out in the bathroom and then skipping school to go get drunk and who knows what we do from there." Audrey replied to Lily, obviously joking. I wasn't into drinking or drugs. Audrey said she tried it once, but she wouldn't do it again. I was thankful for that. It didn't really bother me, but it made my stomach squeeze up to think that my own girlfriend would be intoxicating herself with illegal substances, especially underage. So what if I liked to follow the rules? That didn't mean I didn't occasionally break them. Maybe I should be an officer of the law when I grow up. I had never really thought about that before, what I wanted to do when I grew up. After all, I was in high school, it's time to start making decisions. Of course, there was the whole DJ thing, I had always liked electronical devices and the like. I was intelligent, sure. I would probably go to a four year university and graduate and who knows what from there. I need to get a life.
"Sounds fun, in fact me and Ray were about to do the same thing." Lily giggled. I almost corrected her on saying "me and Ray" instead of "Ray and I," but ultimately decided against it.
"Huh?" Ray looked dumbfounded, "But I don't like alcohol.." Lily punched Ray on the shoulder, her trademark.
"I was joking, idiot." I saw her eyes twinkle at him, it became more and more obvious that she liked him these days. It's not like I was trying to figure it out. But it was definitely becoming that way.
"I need to get to class." I said.
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