Weiss Kreuz Fan Fiction ❯ Blood* ❯ Slumming ( Chapter 38 )
[ Y - Young Adult: Not suitable for readers under 16 ]
Slumming
-Cook-
I am garbage. I can't change that. What would be the point? I'm
going to die anyway. Oh, don't go all boo-hoo-hoo on me! I don't
want it!
I lit up my cigarette. To be honest, I don't care. I'm not alone
here. Do I want to find them? Like I said, I don't care. Still, I
am not alone. My friends, Peter and Tommy, are in the same book. We
all have numbers burned into our backs. Tommy's number is one,
Peter has thirty-three, and I am twenty-eight. Unlike me though,
Pete and Tom are freaked out about this curse crap.
“I don't want to die!” Pete complains on a daily basis.
“There has to be a way to stop this.”
“How?” I asked yesterday.
“I don't know!” he said. “I will find a
way!” Pete claims that he was find somebody. I am not up for
hearing some sob story. Still, he insists that I hear them out. In
fact, I'm waiting for them in our usual spot.
My phone buzzed in my pocket. I rolled my eyes and pulled it out.
Speak of the devil, it's Pete now. I flipped open my phone for the
text.
I'm on the way.
Heh. He won't give up on this whole quest. Tom's just as bad as
him. His optimism on breaking the curse annoys me. Neither one just
won't shut up about it. My family doesn't care either. Pa lives on
his boat and drinks all day. Ma's off with all of her rich friends
and new boyfriend. Then again, there is Ian, my little bro. He
might miss me.
Thinking about it now makes it annoying. I don't care if I die, but
I kind of want to live. Why does Pete have to go and fuck it up? He
doesn't know when to leave stuff alone. It gets worse when Tom goes
along with it. What happened to the simpler time we had getting
high and doing nothing? We still do that, but this lame ass curse
keeps eating everything pot right about now. Nah, I should just
humor Pete and get this over with. If I don't, he won't shut up
about it until we are dead. Frankly, I just want to go back to not
giving a shit and being garbage. It's so hard not give a fuck when
your friend insists on saving your ass. You almost want to pretend
you're on board just so that they fuck off when it's all over. I'm
just tired of it.
My phone buzzed for a second text.
Look outside.
I walked over to the window and looked down. Pete waved at me as he
stood beside this cute older girl. I think I've seen her before at
school. My phone buzzed for the third time.
I'm coming up now.
I rolled my eyes and wrote the reply.
Yeah, yeah. Look, you don't have to tell me what you are doing with
texts.
By time I hit send, he and this girl had already walked into the
building. I am garbage. I can't change that. Now, I'm not so sure
that I want to die anymore or not. I snubbed out my cigarette.