Not His Fan

As I stroll through Central Park on this sunny Saturday, the atmosphere is buzzing with people enjoying their weekend. My sister, Eva Stone, had introduced me to this particular genre of music, and it has been keeping me company on this walk. I spend most of my days holed up in my apartment, so a little fresh air and greenery is a welcome change. As I glance at my phone to check the time, I realise I've been out for nearly four hours. It's starting to get late, and I should probably head back. It takes me around thirty minutes to make my way back to my apartment building from the park. Once I arrive, I pause to look up at the building. It's a little too fancy and expensive for my liking, but I didn't have much of a choice in the matter. Eva's parents had emotionally blackmailed me into staying there, and I feel indebted to them. When I was just five year old, my world turned upside down when my parents got into a fatal car accident while bickering. The traumatic event left me with o

As soon as I hit the floor, I felt a jolt of pain shoot up my spine, and it took a moment for me to realise that my glasses had slipped off in the chaos. The world around me suddenly became a blur, and I knew I had to find my glasses fast. As I scrambled on the ground, I heard a man's voice apologise for bumping into me. "Sorry it's my fault you fell, are you looking for something?" the man asked. Judging by the deep timber of his voice, I imagined him to be a tall, well-built man. I couldn't help but wonder where he was running to when he collided with me. I reached out and felt the man's outstretched hand. He helped me stand, and I could see a blurry outline of his figure. "I'm looking for my glasses, they fell," I explained. "Don't worry, I'll get it for you," he replied kindly. As I watched the blurry figure bend down and pick up something from the ground, I hoped it was my glasses. Luckily, it was. "Here, take them," he said, extending his hand towards me. I reached out to

I'm awoken by a loud clatter in the kitchen. I sluggishly get out of bed, slip on my glasses, and check the time on my phone. It's around 9 am, so I figure Eva must be here. As I head to the living room, I catch a glimpse of Eva foraging through the fridge. Still peeved with her, I retreat to my room, freshen up with a quick shower and teeth brushing. After donning a comfy hoodie and yoga pants, and slipping on my favourite fuzzy slippers, I start working on my project. Just as I'm about to hit send, my belly grumbles, making me realise it's already 1 pm. Time does fly when you're doing something you enjoy. I decide to take a break and whip up some pancakes, as the thought of my stomach devouring itself is unbearable. I head to the kitchen, wondering if Eva is still lurking about. I quickly get to mixing the pancake batter and in no time, the fluffy stacks are ready. I serve myself and grab a cup of OJ. Sitting on the couch, I turn on the TV and am thrilled to see Modern Family pl

When I realize Eva's screaming I bolt from the bed and run immediately to the living room when I get there I see Eva looking at something on her phone."Eva what happened,are you okay,why were you screaming",I asked worriedly."I'm just really excited",Eva said as she put her phone directly in my face"See,I'm currently one of the most searched actress right now on Google and it's all because of that article".I remove Eva phone from my face and look at the article on her phone,that's when i see the headline"A budding romance between Singer Hayden Thorne and Actress Eva stone"I mumble, seeing the headline I can't help but feel a little jealous and I don't even know why. I don't bother reading the rest cause I don't want to strain my eyes so I just focus on the pictures,I see the picture of Eva with Jason and her hands on her chest after the concert,Jason dropping me off at my apartment in his car but I can't be seen so it's only his face showing,Eva hugging him in front of my apartment w

I walked over to the shelf where Jason was trying to hide from me. He must have sensed that something was off, but I wasn't about to let him slip away. I positioned myself directly opposite him, casting a shadow on his hiding spot."I wonder where Jason is," I said loudly enough for him to hear. "I'm not sticking around if he doesn't show up in the next five minutes." I heard some shuffling from behind the shelf, so I knew he was still there. "Finally decided to show yourself, huh?" I mumbled under my breath.As I was about to leave the store , I heard Jason call out my name. "Avery," he said, "took you long enough"I mumble. I spun around to face him, and I could finally make out his face now that he'd removed his sunglasses and nose mask."Were you about to leave?" he asked, trying to play it cool. But I knew exactly what he'd done, and I wasn't about to let him off the hook that easily."Yeah, I was looking for you, but I couldn't find you," I said, flashing him a smile "And to make