All The Bad Things

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dea. It was a

? I should not have come to Vera Harlow’s party. I

h good grades. My parents have high expectations for me. In my whole life, I have never done anything to disappoint my parents, although

ike me, so Luisa will be a doctor like her father. My mother claimed that Luisa looks good with long hair, so Luisa will not get a haircut. My parents think that the student at Luisa’s school can be a bad influence on her, so Luisa doesn’

that she will be having a party at her house, I decided to go to it and when my parents refused

lmost entire senior year gathered under one roof. When I first stepped inside her house, I didn’t think there would be so many people. I didn’t think they w

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ly and polite Vera

school’s hot boy, is

classmates

is Aiden Harlow’

how ended up in

op on his lap. While I was leaning against the door of his room that I just closed. I walked in thinking it was an empty

My heart skipped a beat. I was in Aiden Harlow’s room. Aiden Harlow was a senior

er’s favorite, probably because he was a bright student. Sure, he always had a scowl on his face – or at the time he would look very bo

r school was dying to be with him. From what I remember, I never saw him with any girl in the school. There was a rumor that he alr

the sluttiest or nerdiest guy of the school – Aiden Harlow was a far fetch so I just used

I blinked when I

rsized hoodie. His short brown hair was messy – like he just got out of bed or perhaps he has a habit of running his fingers through his hair. His hazel

gitatedly as he put the laptop on the bed and swing his leg down on the floor. That’s when I noticed, he was bare feet – isn't it a little too cold for that? I didn’t have much time to t

is wrong with me? Why am I not moving? Why am I not saying anything? Come on, L

upwards in confusion, “Then why are you here?” He question. His voi

erent words, “Uh – drugs, they – are – they a

o observing. He was silent for a few seconds before he spoke, “I meant, why are you here

ed me to come,”

hed eyebrow, “I thought she wa

was just being polite, I g

his bed. He sat on it and stretched his legs out on the floor w

was nervous. Normally, I would be nervous around anyone ne

eyes, “What are you doing in my ro

omfortable around him. The very first thing I noticed was how cold his room was. The air conditioner was blasting – it made me shiver slightly. I have nev

t I was around him – alone. “You are not Vera’s friend. You don’t like to take drugs then I presume, you don’t drink either?” He questioned to which I shook my head. I don’t drink. I never drank alcoho

hook my head, “I don’t h

had no shame in accepting it to myself that Aiden Harlow was too hot for his own good. Of course, I would never

t with him. I shook my head, “I don’t

e of a smile on his face. The way the corner of his eyes were wrinkling, I could tell –

r name?” He

I answere

I curled my toes and stopped myself. “You don’t have friends. You don’t like to take drugs or drink alcohol t

s, they were still freezing underneath them. I looked back at him – his mouth slightl

He aske

ing my mouth in front of him, but right now it felt good to talk

in my chest. It felt like my heart was in my mouth by the time he stood hardly a foot away from me. His eyes bored into mine – like he was trying t

ans and black boots. I didn’t know what to wear. There was no way I was going to wear a dress to my very first party, I didn’t w

the rules?” He asked – his eyes

. “It was more like tug to my boundaries,” I added. Aiden closed mouthly chuckled, “

hummed before he smashed his thin lips together, “And who set those rules for you? Your

een two weeks a

do you plan to defy

ad – or the thing I was forced to believe were bad. I want

at incl

ng list,”

ll, if you want to be bad – do

was trying to say, “What is

rugged while a small sm