That boy is a problem
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It’s hazy with smoke, and the lights have been dimmed, but you can still pick the guy out because he sticks out like a sore thumb. It’s already easy enough to pick out the public school kids from your private academy classmates, but this kid looks like someone dragged him along out of pity and then ditched him on the couch when it became blatantly fucking obvious that he didn’t fit in. Red-dyed tips, tight black jeans, a shirt with some band logo on it that hugged every curve of his skinny chest.
“I really don’t think I’m his type,” you say, taking another swig from your cup, “on account’a the fact that I’m not wearing black lipstick, a mini skirt, and fishnets.”
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- Part 1 of That boy is a problem
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It probably should be embarrassing, how soon after their encounter at the party that you texted Eridan, but it had been a true test of wills to not contact him that same night.
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It leaves you feeling listless, and unfocused, like wandering through some thick fog where you occasionally run into other people by chance before being tossed back out into the haze. And maybe that’s why the desperation gripped you so hard, had you slipping out the back of the school and climbing over the gate and walking all the way to the public school. It’s hot, almost oppressively so, and your shirt is sticking to your back and your hair is matted with sweat, but while your appearance would usually be your highest concern, you can’t even muster the ire to be peeved.
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- Part 3 of That boy is a problem
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“I shouldn’t be the one telling you this,” she says, and you don’t want to know more. He broke your heart, tossed you out like one of his boy toys, and he’s the first person you’ve ever loved like this. It wasn’t supposed to go like this, and you just want to put your head down and forget the smell of his cologne or the feel of his hair under your fingertips, or the way he laughs and the way his smile hurts so good.
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- Part 4 of That boy is a problem