Biker Girl

Two

One day, Alaina was riding her bike, when she passed a biker bar. Some of the guys outside waved for her to pull up and talk to them. So she turned around, and rode back to the bar. SHe hopped off of her bike, took off her helmet, and walked up to the guys that waved to her. 

"Hey guys. I'm Alaina, but feel free to call me Hawk." She told them. "Hey. I'm Smokey, that's John, and Mike." Smokey told her. They continued to chat outside for a few minutes before they moved inside where they talked for a while. She also met a guy named Jack. 

After hanging out with the guys for a good few hours, Alaina felt like she needed to go home and apologize to her mother. Everyone understood, and wished her luck. She left the bar with a smile on her face, and a good attitude. Things changed as soon as she got home, though. 

"WHERE THE HELL HAVE YOU BEEN?!" her angry mother yelled. "I took a ride on my motorcycle to let off some steam." Alaina answered simply. It must've not seemed like the truth to her mother because her mother started to turn red from anger. "If you were on your motorcycle, then WHY THE HELL DO YOU SMELL LIKE CIGARETTE SMOKE?!" her mom yelled. 

Alaina sighed in frustration. She rubbed her eyes, and looked back up to her mother. "I also went to a biker bar. I came home to apologize, but I guess you don't want my apology. Tell dad I said hi. I won't be coming home ever again. You can thank yourself for this." she said. 

As she left her childhood home, her mom called after her. Alaina ignored her, and hopped on her bike and left. She drove back to her apartment. 

Once she arrived at her apartment, she started to cry. Out of anger, and misery. Alaina was used to arguing with her mother, but nothing this bad. Nothing bad to the point where she didn't want to go to her childhood home ever again. This was serious, and she knew it. Alaina was being honest about never going to her childhood home again. As long as her mother was there, she wasn't going to visit them. 

Alaina was going to miss visiting her dad, but she just couldn't go back to that place. It would be too hard with her mother being there. She knew she was being a little overdramatic, but she didn't care. Alaina had a feeling something like this was going to happen soon, so she didn't understand why she was crying about it. 

Maybe it was the fact that she wasn't going to visit her father again. She had no clue, and she didn't want to know. 'Some things are best left unknown' she thought. 

After crying for about an hour, she went and took a shower, then went to bed for the night. Alaina was exhausted. Mainly from the argument with her mother. But then again, she had been working on her bike a lot that day. So it wasn't just the argument, but it was mainly the argument that caused her to be so exhausted. 

She slept soundly that night. Dreaming of a world where she got along with her mother.