It was always on her mind. It was the first thing, the last thing, and the only thing she wanted.Even here in the middle of nowhere on a beach, its all she could think about.
“What do you think about them? They’re intriguingly shady. I say we go talk to them.”
I lowered my eyes and followed her gaze.
“No I don’t know. Don’t you think it would be weird if we walked up to them and asked?”
It was my job to talk her out of it.
“No that’s how it’s done”
I knew this.I also know that my parents would freak if they found out what we were doing.In fact, all we were doing is sitting on a park bench in our oversized hoodies, watching the other people around us.
“I was going to bring some in my purse but I couldn’t get it in time.”
“Darn” I said with a hint of sarcasm.
She didn’t catch on. I didn’t want to waste my money, but I didn’t have it in me to tell her no. I looked at her like a lost puppy dog. But no one could make her go to school, or talk her out of partying and I couldn’t make her stop being her