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Chapter 8

There must be an unspoken rule out there that says you don't leave a girl like that after you've kissed her senseless. I wished I had learned how to cope with someone like Allecra Knight before I came here.

The day that followed the attic incident, I didn't see her again. Besides, we didn't have any other class together except Language Art and Science.

But every once in a blue moon, I would spot her and her siblings outside the school building, but they were constantly talking. I never saw them in the cafeteria at lunch break, and I knew myself better than to muster up the courage to confront Allecra about the kiss.

I wondered if she had regretted it. I wanted so badly to understand the motive of her intimacy towards me, but I found no clue.

Why did she do that to me and said stuff that made no sense?

Yet the feeling of our lips melting into each other still burned in my memory. With a sunken heart, I knew deep down that Allecra's touch would mark me for the rest of my life.

There were other things about her that I couldn't stop molding around in my mind; something unusual that I had come to notice later. I tried to convince myself that what I saw was just a reflection of the light. Her eyes couldn't have glowed, could they? My mind might have overworked.

Yet again, when we kissed, I could feel her body changed. Something was aching and craving inside her. It was unmistakable how much she wanted me in that moment. Thinking back, this thought terrified me, what could she have done if we didn't break it off? Would she and I have gone further? My body flushed all over just thinking about it. Did I want it if she were to take me? I felt my heart clenched at the answer. Yes, I wanted it. It was embarrassing how much I wanted her already while we had barely known each other.

That left me completely and utterly miserable.

Aunt Vikki and Robert were preparing for their vacation. Jay and Piper were excited for them although I knew they were also excited for a different reason. But what shocked me more than anything was when my aunt told me she had bought me a car.

"A car?" I said.

"I knew it was hard for you to ride with Piper," she said a bit apologetically. I tried not to correct her that it was hard for Piper, not me. But my aunt reassured me that she already talked about it with her husband and that it was mostly her money. She almost made me cry right there at the table during dinner.

Nobody seemed overly surprised when the car was delivered to their front garden, except me. I felt like I had never seen a car so new in my life. It was a very cute and very red Mini Cooper with two white lines going across the hood. While the dealer talked to my aunt and her husband about the license and stuff, my cousins were feeling around the Cooper. They teased about wanting to switch theirs with mine.

"Now you don't have to take a bus when I have to pick up my friends anymore," Piper whispered to me with a relieved smile. I smiled back for it was hard to be sarcastic with her in a moment like this.

During that week, Jack Conner was becoming increasingly impossible to avoid. He waited for me outside the class and made excuses to walk with me to the parking lot.

For the two classes I had been looking forward to with Allecra, it turned out she wasn't there. I was getting upset and angry, but there was nothing I could do. It was obvious she was avoiding me.

But after a whole week passed by, she reappeared like a zombie walking into the room. She would be sitting at her desk and practically ignored me for the rest of the period. Soon after the class was over, she would just perfect her invisibility and disappeared.