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by Audra Lenna Lee

He starts to get closer to me.

“I want to take my girlfriend and show her off,”

He starts to pull me in, and I push him back,

“When did I agree to be your girlfriend?”

I ask him quizzingly. He takes my hand and kisses my palm making me moan, which makes his eyes turn dark.

“You’re mine Lillypad.”

He tells me in a low growl. I pull my hand away gently and kiss him.

“I wish I could go with you, but I don’t have anything to wear to a fancy event,”

I say because it’s true, we may be rich, but my mother was embarrassed by me because I was the biggest one. She and my sister were beautiful, and I could feel the envy creep in but then something stopped it. Adonis reached for me again and suddenly all my anger and jealousy started to fade away.

“That’s fine princess I will get you a new dress,”

he says as he plants a kiss on my forehead, I sigh and push him back.

“Fine, I guess I can accompany you,”

I smirk at him, and he smiles.

“Now if you want to go hiking you need to let me go so I can go and get a bag and get changed.”

He lets me go and I walk into my house, I see my mother is waiting for me along with my sister.

“Where the fuck have you been!”

She yells at me. I wince and suddenly my sister walks to the door and sees Adonis, I turn and see him waving and I shake my head.

“Who’s that Lillian?”

My sister asked me, and I walk past them,

“Don’t you dare ignore us.”

When have they ever cared where I have been? When did they ever care who I was with? I grab my duffle bag and start to pack my things.

“Where the hell do you think you're going,”

I hear my mother say and I continue to pack.

“Did you see Maxwell Lillian?”

I hear my sister say and that makes me stop dead in my tracks.

“No, why would I want to see him? I’ve told you both it’s over between me and him. I don’t want him in my life ever again.”

I tell them through gritted teeth, and I see my mother step back a bit. I started to become angry.

“You told him I was going to be home didn’t you!” I yell at my mother, and she scoffs.

“Of course, so you two had a fight, he’s perfect for you. You ought to be with him, not the grungy boy outside.”

I glared at my mother furiously.