My eyes were narrowed to crinkled slits as I watched her display what I considered to be stupidity.  "You did this, you're so inhumane. How could you even say he lied and was only a hormonal teenager?" She asked. "Boys get raped too, dummy." She poked my head and I slapped her finger the hardest I could.  Bellamy arrived with both their ice creams and flashed me a tight lipped smile. "Hi."  "Don't say hi to her, she doesn't worth it." Lola encircled his arm and pulled him down to sit beside her. "She doesn't worth niceness." "What did she do?" Bellamy asked, arching his brows and tilting his head to the right to view his-was she his play thing or w

My necklace was really gone and I was more than disappointed at myself for not being able to take care of one thing.  Many thoughts were running through my mind as I made it with my best friend into a supermarket to buy a big bucket of ice cream. I needed to get my necklace, but where was I going to start looking from?  I grabbed some Skittles, M&M's, mcvities, dates and some apples. I was planning to eat my sorrows away. Pushing the basket, I joined the line of those waiting to pay for the stuffs they bought.  I glanced over my shoulder as I was the last in line and pursed my lips, scanning the entire mall with my eyes. There was really nothing fascinating about life at this point. My boyfriend was being a prick and Lola was accusing me of leaking the one personal thing my boyfriend shared

My necklace, That was all I wanted because it meant a whole lot to me. Bellamy stared at me, confused as hell. His eyebrows bumped together in a frown as he studied me.  "I don't know what you're talking about." He shook his head and laid on the couch, grabbing the remote to watch something interesting.  He tugged on my impatient string–my jaw clenched and immediately, I pushed him off the couch.  "What was that for?" He rubbed his butt, wincing.  "My necklace." I held out my hand and he reached for it, pulling me down to meet his body on the floor.  

Anger flared out of her nose as she shoved me out of the way–my eyes widened at her audacity. This was my house for fuck sake!"Excuse you?" I snapped, brows arched in incredulity."Yeah, right." She snapped her fingers in my face and chewed the poor bubble gum poorly. "Look, I'm not here for long talks or shit. We're not friends."She glanced around my house then locked gazes with Maya. "Hi," she said, sparing Maya a sweet smile which my best friend mirrored.After the friendly expression they shared, she returned her gaze to my face and her smile turned upside down."As I was saying." She blew a bubble and popped it noisily, rolling her finger in her hair. "You and Lola are friends right?""Uhm-""Yeah, she's like your aunt to be or something. So I'm here to warn you so you could pass the message to her." She spat, resting her weight on one of her

Different emotions whirled inside of me the way the tyres of the car were rotating. My head was placed on the window of the car and I blinked rapidly, trying to calm myself down with deep breaths.  "We're here, ma'am." He slowed down and looked at me through his rearview mirror. "What house, ma'am?"  "House fifteen." I muttered, looking out the window and reaching up a hand to my neck for comfort, but got nothing. The necklace was still absent and I wanted it so bad. Maybe I should have taken a cab to father's house instead.  "We're here." He announced, halting so I could jump down and pay him for his services.  "Thank you and keep the change." I nodded my head at him and his eyes crinkled, the smile he was wearing was definitely a