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Premarital Canibalism? I think not.
Sophia Madden.
Sophia went to the party that weekend. Of course she did. Where else would she be? She’d had a good time, only now she had a pounding headache and bags under her eyes that would not go away. Which was on of the reasons why she was now pacing the halls of school, after asking to be excused to use the bathroom during class. She wasn’t quite sure if she’d make it to lunch, as soon as it was, with her temples pounding as they were. Groaning, she pressed her fingers to the sides of her head, her heels clicking as she entered the lobby, where she saw Will Cooper laying on one of the couches, his back to her.
Smirking, she walked over to the side of the couch and leaned over it, her white hair dangling close to his face. “Hey, hot stuff. Whatcha writing?” She asked, walking around the side of the couch to sit besides him, picking up his feet and placing them in her lap. Sophia held a perfectly manicure hand out expectantly, waiting for the notebook to drop into it. Will merely raised his eyebrows at her, grinning, before closing the notebook. He sat up straight, flicking her nose gently with a finger before replying.
“You’ll see when it’s released, Soph,” he told her, running a hand through his golden brown hair. They’d been friends for as long as she could remember, despite their opposing personalities. Another bolt of pain raced through her head, and Will shot her a look of concern. “Are you alright? You were pretty messed up at the party...” he added, frowning, the motion making his dimples more apparent. It was cute, she thought, how he worried about her. About everyone, really. There was certainly no romantic interest on her behalf, but whoever did end up with him would be the luckiest guy or gal on the planet.
Sophia smiled at him, barely hiding her grimace. “You were just as drunk as me, William, don’t forget,” she told him, laughing, before digging through his bag until she found the ibuprofen where he usually kept it, for instances exactly like this one. She shook two into her hand, before opening his water bottle and taking a swig from it. “I have a killer headache though.”
He raised his eyebrows in mock horror as she twisted the cap back onto the bottle. “Help yourself, why don’t ya?” He laughed, shaking his head. “Don’t you belong in class?” He added, gesturing in the direction of where she was supposed to be.
“Aren’t you supposed to be in class?” She echoed, jerking her chin towards the music hallway, where distantly the sounds of various instruments and singing could be heard. Will gave her an incredulous look and Sophia sighed. “Alright, yes I’m supposed to be in class, but so are you. I don’t have a scholarship on the line here,” she told him, before realizing how that sounded.
A scowl passed over his face as he did too, and he crossed his arms. “What’s that supposed to mean, Soph? That just because I actually had to work my way up from the bottom to get here, the same rules don’t apply to me?” he grumbled, standing up. Sophia let out an exasperated sigh before standing as well.
“You know that’s not what I meant, doofus,” she said, poking him in the chest before stooping down and handing him his backpack. “I just meant that you need to start coming in on time more, or you’ll have to move back to boring Connecticut and I won’t see you anymore,” she continued, crossing her arms and looking up at Will.
He shook his head, before shooting her a lopsided grin. “I know what you meant. Sorry I got all grumpy,” he told her, nudging her foot with his own, sneaker clad one. “It’s time for lunch anyways,” he added, plopping back down onto the couch. SOphia frowned down at her phone. He was right. Lunch was in a few minutes.
Already, her headache felt better.
Smirking, she walked over to the side of the couch and leaned over it, her white hair dangling close to his face. “Hey, hot stuff. Whatcha writing?” She asked, walking around the side of the couch to sit besides him, picking up his feet and placing them in her lap. Sophia held a perfectly manicure hand out expectantly, waiting for the notebook to drop into it. Will merely raised his eyebrows at her, grinning, before closing the notebook. He sat up straight, flicking her nose gently with a finger before replying.
“You’ll see when it’s released, Soph,” he told her, running a hand through his golden brown hair. They’d been friends for as long as she could remember, despite their opposing personalities. Another bolt of pain raced through her head, and Will shot her a look of concern. “Are you alright? You were pretty messed up at the party...” he added, frowning, the motion making his dimples more apparent. It was cute, she thought, how he worried about her. About everyone, really. There was certainly no romantic interest on her behalf, but whoever did end up with him would be the luckiest guy or gal on the planet.
Sophia smiled at him, barely hiding her grimace. “You were just as drunk as me, William, don’t forget,” she told him, laughing, before digging through his bag until she found the ibuprofen where he usually kept it, for instances exactly like this one. She shook two into her hand, before opening his water bottle and taking a swig from it. “I have a killer headache though.”
He raised his eyebrows in mock horror as she twisted the cap back onto the bottle. “Help yourself, why don’t ya?” He laughed, shaking his head. “Don’t you belong in class?” He added, gesturing in the direction of where she was supposed to be.
“Aren’t you supposed to be in class?” She echoed, jerking her chin towards the music hallway, where distantly the sounds of various instruments and singing could be heard. Will gave her an incredulous look and Sophia sighed. “Alright, yes I’m supposed to be in class, but so are you. I don’t have a scholarship on the line here,” she told him, before realizing how that sounded.
A scowl passed over his face as he did too, and he crossed his arms. “What’s that supposed to mean, Soph? That just because I actually had to work my way up from the bottom to get here, the same rules don’t apply to me?” he grumbled, standing up. Sophia let out an exasperated sigh before standing as well.
“You know that’s not what I meant, doofus,” she said, poking him in the chest before stooping down and handing him his backpack. “I just meant that you need to start coming in on time more, or you’ll have to move back to boring Connecticut and I won’t see you anymore,” she continued, crossing her arms and looking up at Will.
He shook his head, before shooting her a lopsided grin. “I know what you meant. Sorry I got all grumpy,” he told her, nudging her foot with his own, sneaker clad one. “It’s time for lunch anyways,” he added, plopping back down onto the couch. SOphia frowned down at her phone. He was right. Lunch was in a few minutes.
Already, her headache felt better.
ouch.
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