I'm No Superman// Braun Strowman

Chapter 14

December 30, 2017

Hadley's POV

»Wolverhampton, England«

"Hey Trent, look at these two."

"What?"

"They fell asleep."

I slowly sat up from laying on Pete and rubbed my eyes before looking at them.

"You're back already?"

"We we're gone for three hours."

I looked at the TV to see a random movie playing. Then I looked at Pete as he slept.

"So when do I get Hadley time?" Tyler joked.

"Shut the fuck up Ty." I rolled my eyes before laying back on Pete.

"Want us to leave you alone?" Trent asked.

"You're fine, you can watch what you want." I said reaching to grab the remote and handing it to him. He shrugged before taking it and pressing the buttons on to change it. I looked at Pete's face as he slept and smiled.

"So I take it you guys had a good day?" Tyler asked.

"I did." I said still looking at Pete's face.

"Are you guys together now?" Tyler asked before Trent hit his arm.

"Tyler!"

"What? It was just a question."

"No Ty... I'm happily single."

"Then what are you doing with him?" Trent asked slightly angry.

"What?" I asked sitting up.

"You can't string him along like this."

"I'm not I -."

"You can't just go around kissing him and acting like a couple when you don't have feelings for him."

"I never said I didn't."

"So you do like him?" He asked.

"I didn't say that either." I said before he rolled his eyes.

"Well whatever you choose, you better make up your mind before he falls head over heels for you." Trent said with an annoyed tone.

He said he already has, but I won't tell them that.

"Yeah, yeah." I rolled my eyes.

"It's not a 'yeah, yeah' situation Hadley. These are someone's feelings. You're such an insensitive person sometimes." Trent said.

"Oh fucking yeah? Well you're such a -."

"Hadley!" Tyler scolded, cutting me off.

I soon felt bad, but couldn't find the right words to apologize. Trent had always tried to steer me in the right direction and I always got angry with him for it, even though he was doing it to better me. I turned my head away, ashamed of what I had said or at least what was going to be said.