Soon, I was driving home in my regular convertible. That's when I realized that tomorrow was Saturday. I whooped and arm-pumped in my car, while other drivers gave me funny looks. I didn't give a damn-- it was nearly SATURDAY. That made everything else rather insignificant.
I didn't bother to eat dinner; I was probably too tense to eat anything anyway. I sometimes got like this; wound-up and tense, ready for anything, without much of a reason. But something always happened. It's like my body knew something that my mind didn't... A premonition.
I dashed to my room, my bag hitting my side the entire time. The door made an odd creaking noise when I shoved it open, and I realized I had pushed a little /too/ hard, leaving a small dent where my shoulder had ran relitively lightly into it. Whoa. I needed to chill.
I slumped against the door after I had closed it behind myself, tossing my bag aside. Immediatly, I ed something off. A slight tapping noise was relentlessly sounding itself, somewhere by my window. I crept over tentively, now more alert then ever.
I peered outside, expecting a nearby treebranch or something to be snapping at my window. Boy, did I get a fright when I saw a face appear out of the shadows. A face I recognized. Chance.
I nearly screamed, but stopped myself just in time. I opened the window warily, my lycan instincts telling me not to trust anyone at the moment.
"What the hell are you doing?" I demanded to know.
"Evelyn...please...just...let...me...in," he said, sounding out of breath. With a sigh, I reached down with one hand, grabbed one of his warm hands, and pulled him up. With one hand. That's super-strength for ya. He scrambled breathlessly into my room. I noticed he was wearing nothing but black.
"Now tell me, what the hell are you doing here?" I repeated my question.
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Writer's block really, really, REALLY sucks.
-Pyro
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Baw. Sorry for taking so lonnngggg to update this piece o' crap xD
Anyway...
Here. :]
-Pyro
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"Eira...She's...In trouble..." He said, holding back as many gasps as he could. After a few moments of heavy breathing, he looked back at me. "I knew you'd be able to help...You're different. Well...I'm different too." He smiled sheepishly at me, a look on him I wasn't accustomed to.
"Okay, what the hell?" I said, in spite of myself. Nobody, NOBODY knew who I was. Only mom did, and she's gone. My sister didn't know. My best friends didn't know. So how the hell did he find out, when I've only known him for, what, 4 days?
"My sisters in trouble, okay? Just...help." He pleaded, looking at me with those wonderful grey eyes.
"Fine. But you /so/ owe me. I can't believe you're asking a /girl/ for help." I laughed strangely. "Anyway, toodle-oo. You coming or what?" I decided to not think about what he had said. Just...push it away, you know? Plus I didn't need the distraction.
"Uh...yeah, I'll go." He was looking at me funny, confused at why I had laughed. Probably hadn't expected that. I decided to turn interrogation on.
"Where is she?" I asked pleasantly, after I had jumped out of my window. It was only two stories up, no harm done. I was startled to see Chance still up in my room, looking kind of scared.
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I'm Not 'Strange' You're Just Way Too 'Normal'
RomanceEvelyn Alice Volesky isn't one for the future. Sure, maybe some day she'd lose some of her signiture snappiness, but that wasn't anytime soon. For now she just planned to attend her last year of High School (SOME of it, anyway), NOT go to college...
Chapter 2; Ahah--Oh, you're SERIOUS.
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