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[align=center]+ Eighteen + Male + Self-harmer + Drug User + Alcohol Addict
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I cocked an eyebrow as she just got out and dress… in front of me. I rolled cerulean eyes at her. She was something else. I felt slight heat rush into my cheeks as she questioned me on the subject of me snorting. “Certainly not!” I replied rather hastily, I probably would have looked away from her if it wasn’t for her eyes. They were a pretty beautiful shade of bright green. I shook my head. They were just eyes to see with. What was so amazing about them anyway? I listened to her as she talked about her mom. My eyes betrayed my inward emotions for a split second as sadness entered my eyes before I covered it up quickly. “At least your mom comes back.” I muttered under my breath before snapping out of my small trance. I shook my head slightly as I looked back up. An awkward kind of charm about me, I cracked a slight half crooked smile as I rolled my blue eyes at her yet again. “We can’t have you missing out on stealing the ringleader’s hat, can we?” I laughed slightly as I ushered her inside. I closed the door behind me as the rain started to really come down fast and hard.
So now Margo was inside of my house, and I just realized I honestly had no clue as to who she was at all. I swallowed. Normally by now, I was drinking to quell the rising pain in my wrist. So I was a little twitchy since the pain had started to rise up again. But with Margo here, I had the odd urge to not let her see me do any of that kind of horrible stuff. I sighed and looked out the window. “You might have to hide out in here for a while, if you don’t mind.” I looked back at her as I relayed the situation to her.