Go Home
I had dinner and went to bed – I was exhausted. This was just enough drama for one day, I certainly didn’t want to stay awake and have the possibility of anything else happening.
I was happily dreaming about Derick until I had rocks pelting my window. Eyes faintly open, sight barely processing, I look at my digital clock. The numbers bounced around a bit, but I got the time – 1:46 AM.
Not wanting to leave my warm, comfortable bed, I snuggle back into my covers and fall back asleep, but the rocks keep coming.
I jump up, causing a black shade to fall over my sight for a second or two, and stumble over to the window and look out – Chad. I open my window to an unwelcoming breeze.
“What. Could you possibly want. At,” I turn to see the time, “at one-fifty in the morning?!” I whisper-yell down to him.
“I! Need! To! Talk! To! You!”
“Later Chad!” I turn around, but turn back to the window for a final say, “And if you don’t go home, I’m calling the cops!”
I slam my window and hop into bed.