I lay in my bed. It's been, what... I think three days? Yeah, three days since our argument. All I've really done is lay in bed and cry. I've got no tears left to cry anymore though. So I've just been laying here, doing nothing. I haven't eaten at all, I just don't don't feel like it.
I heard a knock at my bedroom door. Again? Jeez, when will this boy stop. I dragged myself out of bed and slowly walked to the door. I Opening it I saw a bouquet of my favorite flowers, with a small card placed on it with the word "sorry".
I smiled and gently picked up the flowers. Then threw the bouquet down the hall. After flipping the flowers off, I slammed my door shut, finding my way back underneath my covers.
Maybe if Techno came himself to say sorry instead of sending me stupid gifts like a coward, I might have considered forgiving him.
The worst part is, I cant seem to bring myself to stop loving him. UGH I'm so dumb. More knocks were heard from the door. I got up and opened it again.
"WHAT IS IT THIS TIME- oh dad hi!"
My father stood before me with a concerned expression. He looked tired and stressed out.
"Y/N, there's people outside our walls. I'm going to send someone to investigate, stay in your room. Please?"
"Of course father." I lied.
I'm not gonna stay in my room, theres something exciting going on. He thanked me, hugging me tightly before running away. I shut my door and made my way to my closet.
I'll leave at night so I'll dress in black. I took out my outfit and set it aside. Then I flopped down onto the cold, tile floor. Man, I need to get out of this depressive mood, this isn't healthy.
I laid there for, well I don't actually know. Probably a while though. The sun was setting, I should start heading out. I quickly changed, tripping over my cloak in the process.
Climbing out my window, I put my foot on the thin window sill. Maybe this wasn't the best idea I've thought of. But whatever it's not like I was that interesting for anyone in the first place.
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END OF CHAPTER SEVEN