Zayne's viewpointHow did she succeed in ignoring me the whole time? In less than five minutes from the park to Mom's car, I already knew her favorite things. She talked non-stop, pausing occasionally for air. By the time I was done cleaning her wounds, I already knew her whole family history and how much she hated her mother. It didn't matter, I loved how open and honest she was. She had no filter like Savia and was brutal like Zachary."There, all done. I'm sure your boyfriend would be worried about you," I mentally slapped myself in the head. I shouldn't have let that out. Now she'd think I'm weird."I have three boyfriends: my dad, my brother, and my best friend, Neo. They are so protective of me which is unnecessary because boys aren't my thing. You wanna know what my thing is? Cars, guns, bombs, colors. Have you seen my hair? Isn't it beautiful? Dad said I only have two more weeks to enjoy my hair dyeing phase, after two weeks, he'll shave my head if I ever dye it again. That's

Larissa's viewpointI dazedly walked into my house, walking in a waddling-like manner. My father and Tristan were sitting on the new black leather sofa, close to each other, watching a basketball march. The living room was a mess. This is what happens when I leave them alone for a whole afternoon. Why do they both have to be such a child?I dropped my bag loudly, but they still didn't notice me. I scoffed and walked towards the television, stopping right in front of it. "Oi!" They both shouted, pulling their hair. "You're in the way! Get lost, daughter!" I didn't have the energy to deal with them, so for once in my life, I stepped away from the TV and let them be. They would figure out my mood later when they realized I left them alone for once. They'll probably panic, but whatever.I left my bag there and trod to the staircase. I climbed up the stairs heavily, rethinking everything that had happened so far. I went to his house, met his sisters, we fought, he remembered me and he indi

Larissa's viewpointToday has been a day, a very emotionally exhausting day. It was only the lunch period and I was already tired. I didn't understand who among us was attempting to make the other fall. From declaring that I'll be sitting with him and being close to him for the rest of the semester, to being extra weird. He was sitting awfully close to me and getting into my personal space. It was odd, or maybe I was the one reading extra meaning to it.I sat in the cafeteria, right next to Neo, who was busy discreetly seething as he watched Starliss and her date chatting merrily. We were sitting next to the football team, but he wasn't with them but with us because of Starliss. If I didn't know Neo any better, I would have thought that he didn't care. But I knew my friend, I knew how good of an emotion concealer he was. He barely paid attention to the girl sitting at his other side and the one sitting on the table, in front of him, legs intentionally opened. I also knew Starliss was

Larissa's viewpointI stretched on the tip of my toes, bending my body backward with a yawn. School for the day was finally over. All I had to do was wait for Zayne in his car for another lesson. He disappeared before the lunch period ended, and since then, he has been nowhere in sight. The noise we caused must have chased him away and probably gave him a headache. If I remember correctly, he hates the noisy atmosphere and can't tolerate people surrounding him. I honestly forgot he was there.I grabbed my schoolbag, shoved my book into it, and flung the strap over my shoulder. "Justice," oh what now? I forced a smile on my face, turning my attention to the teacher packing up his books. "Where is Zayne?" Did I forget to mention it was Mr. Ayton? I successfully avoided him throughout the lessons, but he was persistent in getting words out of my mouth."I don't know, haven't seen him since lunch,""And why won't you know? Are you not his partner?""Like you said, partner, not second skin

Zayne's viewpointIt's stupid to overthink, that's one of my many mottos of life. I never overthink things, and never needed to because I always figure it out. However, just like the rest, Larissa was giving me a reason to. What was I pondering on? How jealous I became in school just because she was with him. How unreasonable I was becoming just because of her. I almost threw away my years of discipline and planning for someone who didn't see me as anything other than maybe not a friend. I left school because of her.I stayed in my room, my headphones covering every sound from invading my thoughts. I had to give it a thorough thought and calculate the risks of following this feeling, the consequences, the disadvantages, and the advantages. Then I spent time trying to point out every reason why she would be in love with him, why she wouldn't want to ever accept it, how she was avoiding it, and then the reasons why she might not be in love with him like I assume. The possibility of her