《// Girls // The 1975》one.
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// 17 and a half years old
Worrying about my brother finding out
Where's the fun in doing what you're told?
I said, "No!"
"Oh give it a rest, I could persuade you" //
12 a.m.
After a bottle of Vodka, a bottle of Jack, tons of Red cups and some pretty deafening music, Lacey and I decided to get some fresh air, away from our truth-or-dare playing group of friends.
“Sad girls smoke a lot.” she declares with a grin as she lights up her 6th stick of the last hour, despite her being 17 and a half years old. She takes a long gasp from the pink stick and puffs out circles of smoke, a trick she’s been practicing to perfection.
“Hand me that lighter.” I tell her, she smiles and gives it to me.
“What’s up with girls and pink?” I remark about her pink lighter, not those typical pink ones but neon pink ones.
“Shut up I just like pink.”
I light my own stick up and take long puffs from it, allowing the bitter taste to stay a little longer.
She grins at me as I hand her back the lighter, showing off a smirk myself.
She stands from her cross-legged position and stands in front of me, leaning in.
“No, wait. Josh might-” having second thoughts, worrying about my brother finding out.
“Oh give it a rest, I could persuade you. Josh and I are over, He broke up with me remember?” She smiles coming closer, dropping her cigarette.
“I can’t. What are you-” before I could finish, she shows me the back of her lighter.
“Where's the fun in doing what you're told?” she smirks, before closing the gap between us.
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