Chapter 34 - Bestfriends Shouldn’t Know How You Taste
I could feel the anger radiating off of Blake at my response. He’s tense beside me, stiff as a board. Austin looks in the rearview mirror and raises his
brow in confusion. “So it’s complicated?” He questions in a tone full of amusement.
“Yes it’s complicated.” I agreed, because truly it was. We hadn’t put a label on whatever was going on and honestly I didn’t know what exactly we were doing.
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All I knew was that I love the way he makes me feel and those intimate moments had brought us physically closer. Emotionally, we were drifting apart.
I turn to face him but he’s facing out of the window. I feel guilty for dampening his mood. I sighed and reach over to lace my hand with his. He stiffens then slowly moves his hand out of mine and places it on his gym bag.
My heart hurts and I blink back tears. I breathed out a shaky breath and left him alone.
“Directions?” Austin asks, staring at me through the rearview mirror. After giving him directions to my house the rest of the ride is in awkward silence.
Austin stops the truck beside the pavement and turns around to face me. “Well it was nice meeting you, Blake’s complicated girlfriend.” He laughs.
“Thank you for the ride.” I said politely and opened the door. I walked to the back and was surprised to see Blake already removing the bike. When did he get out? He places it on the ground and starts pushing it towards my house.
“You didn’t have to do that.” I mumble softly as I trail behind him. He continues to push the bike and rest it on the wall where it usually is. I cross my arms as he turns around. He opens his mouth then closes it, like he wanted to say something.
“Goodnight Ley.” He sighs and sidesteps me, walking pa*s me. I bite my bottom lip roughly and swiftly turn around to stare at his departing back.
out, heart beating fast in my chest. He turns around his face lit up with longing. I was sure mine screamed the same.
say or do. I wanted to kiss him, love him the way I wanted to. Blake’s eyes dim into disappointment. He nods and enters and I’m left staring
∙ School *
Ryan groans as he drags his feet on the floor. I
cla*s of the day and I haven’t seen or heard from Blake since last night. It worried me
exactly did you do lastnight?” I ask in a tone of amusement. My converse smack against the tiled floor as I make my way to my next cla*s. The teacher was running a
my mom came back from work. And guess F*cking what?” He questions in an annoyed tone. I cringe already knowing what had
papers so you could just sign and be married to her? Oh wait, did she come to tell you that she’s two months pregnant baby daddy?” I joked and waved at Rosalie shouts as
sluggishly strides beside me. “My mom invited her to have dinner and I had to sit through an you’re walking
she’d find me unattractive. I
amused me to no end that Miranda was that obsessed with him. Hopefully
eventually be the one.” I shrugged, biting my lip to stop the smile that was forcing it’s alarming shade of white.
turns around so I could get a better look at you seen Blake for in sick.” Ryan utters then turns to face me with furrowed brows. ” Wait didn’t he tell at the floor. I shake my head. “No unusual for y’all to not speak. Like
“It’s…it’s
“Do you think he’s really sick?” I asked in worry, chewing on my bottom lip.
Ryan snorts like the question amused him.
“Blake did not sound the least bit sick. That was just his excuse for not showing up today.” He shrugs.
“Uh Ryan I’ll see you later, I’m going-” I started.
“You’re going to see him and fix whatever issues that are between y’all. Go ahead, it’s about damn time you skip school.” Ryan laughs. “I’m so proud.” He wipes off invisible tears under the skin of his eyes.
I giggled and turned around. If Blake wasn’t really sick then I was sure he wouldn’t be at home. He’s mom would never allow him to skip school if he weren’t actually sick. I knew one place he’d go.
“Thank you.” I said to the bus driver after slipping him a ten dollar note.” It’s just three dollars-” He started but I cut him off.
“Keep the change.” I said politely and got down the bus.
The first thing I noticed was Blake’s motorcycle parked beside the building. I smiled knowing I made the right choice in coming here. I clutched on to my bag, sighed and strode over to the building.
An open sign is hung on the door so I enter in. I first hear grunts and the sound of pounding. I round the corner and spot him, with loose sweatpants, black gloves around his hand and
without a shirt. Sweat glistened down his body as he continued to send jabs at the punching bag.
The gym is empty except for him. I wince as he punches the bag like he would do to an enemy. Rough and without mercy.
I pinch my lips together and walk over to him. When I was a couple of feet away from him I halted afraid he’d pa*s the aggression he had on me.
“Blake.” I whispered. I didn’t know how he heard me through the loud pounding and his harsh grunts of anger. But he did and he stiffened, stopping his actions.
“What are you doing here?” He grumbles.
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