"You drape your wrists over the steering wheel.
Pulses can drive from here.
We might be hollow, but we're brave."
-Lorde 400 Lux
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The last thing I saw was Blake's frantic face, and the spark in his blue, confused eyes.
I let out a scream, escaping Blake's grip. I threw my hands up, running through the halls. And I was still screaming. Not a peppy girl scream. But, a terrified scream.
A little too dramatic.
With my head in the clouds and my ears ringing from my screams, I ran downstairs. The first thing I noticed was that Olivianne was gone. Mike was standing next to Aurelia, who was laughing at a joke Ben said.
"Hi," I greeted, smiling at everyone.
Aurelia's brown eyes softened seeing my figure upon the stairs. "How's Blake?" she asked.
"He's fine," I answered. "Actually, Ari, can I talk to you?" Aurelia gave me a questioning glance, but unraveled her arm from Ben, nevertheless.
"Let's go to your room," she said, starting to follow me. I led her upstairs and into my room. It was quite a strange feeling how familiar I now was to this house. I keep on saying how much I want to leave and go back to my family, but leaving this house and the gang...leaves an upsetting feeling in the pit of my stomach.
When we entered my room, I plopped down on the bed. Aurelia sat next to me, the curiosity never leaving her eyes.
"What happened?" Aurelia asked. I quirked my brow at her, cocking my head.
"Demanding, huh?" I said. "You see...Blake asked me on a...date."
Aurelia's eyes lit up like a Christmas tree. "So that's what Blake was telling me about. Oh, now I know why you guys would be going to that place. You guys are getting married!" she screamed as if she were in a daze.
"Hell no. It's just a date." Aurelia's shoulders slumped a little, but her smile grew.
"And you need someone to help you?"
I sighed. This was the part I hated.
"Can I be your doll for tomorrow morning, Aurelia?"
Ari smirked as if she just won the lottery. "I'm afraid you have no choice."
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"I look...beautiful. Thank you."
Aurelia stood next to me by the mirror, observing her supposed artwork. Of course, I was the supposed artwork, masterpiece, or whatever she had said before.
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