Liberty
"This was supposed to be a small party."
I stared across the school hall, wondering at what point exactly things had gone this wrong.
Crowds filling the already crapped halls.Constat flow of people entering the party, my party. Drinks (that was meant to stay in on corner) just everywhere. We have gin, vodka, tequila and ciders. Body heat radiated around the already very stuffy room. Music pumped all around sending shocks all through your body, making it hard to even think.
"It's not that bad." he stated studying my worried look.
I turned to Tristan, "Not that bad?"
He shrugged, looking completely unbothered.
There had to be at least two hundred people here.
Two hundred.
I'd been expecting maybe fifty. Fifty people I actually knew. Fifty people who wouldn't destroy the school before Monday morning.
Instead, there were people I'd never seen before, half of them from other schools, music blasting so loudly that I could feel it through the floor and someone was currently standing on one of the tables.
"Tristan, this is actually insane."
He laughed, "You're being dramatic.Like always you need to learn how to have fun Lib."
"You told me we'd keep it small."
"And we did."
I raised an eyebrow.He looked around.
"Okay, maybe we didn't."
I crossed my arms."If we get caught, I'm blaming you."
His smile disappeared,"Seriously? You're blaming me, I'm your boyfriend Liberty in case you forgot."
"What?"
"You've been complaining about this all night."
"Because I'm going to be the one who gets in trouble."
"You're not going to get in trouble."
"You don't know that."
He sighed, "I thought you wanted to have fun."
I looked at him.
"I do."
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Until Summer Ends
RomanceLocked in together, the lines between holding guard and falling in love begin to blur. One mistake was all it took for fifteen-year-old Liberty's high-society London life to fracture. When a wild boarding school party goes wrong, Liberty's wealthy p...
