Category : Books-Fiction

Sub Category : Romance

        I had nodded out. The heroin was still kicking my ass, but I could tell it was starting to fade. I’d need a new shot, quick. 
        The sky was almost pitch black as huge drops of water poured from its evil clouds. I didn’t know what to do. I should have been looking for a reliable place to stay, instead of waiting here for some stranger I didn’t even know was coming or not. But no, I’d rather be an idiot dreamer and take my chances and wake up in the pouring rain.
        So stupid! 
       I jumped up and nearly fell back down thanks to my legs still being asleep. I had to shake them a few times to get the jello feeling out of them before I could get out of there. 
        But where? 
        What direction? 
        I’m pretty sure my squat was flooded or about to be. I don’t know where Vince or his girl are. I’m not welcome at my mom’s place, but I wouldn’t go there even if I was. 
       Confused, agitated, and a little nervous, I sat back down on the church steps. The tree branches kept most of the rain off of me. I was okay for now, but the thought of sleeping out here tonight gave me chills. It was terrifying. So, I started to think of something else. Like why I was sitting here in the first place. 
        It was because of that chick. That stupid, college chick. She  would be the reason why I wouldn’t have a place to stay tonight. 
       Alexis, that was her name. 
       And I can’t believe I gave her my real name, either. The one nobody else knew. 
       “Jack!”
       Yeah, that was it, I thought. But then I heard it again—
       “Jack!” The voice had drawn it out while shouting it. 
       I looked around, but saw nobody. Great, now I’m hearing shit. What else was going to happen?
       But then I heard my name shouted, even louder than before. It was from a chick’s voice. A voice I somehow recognized. 
       It was her. Alexis. 

       “Jack, what are you doing out here? You crazy!”
       “Waiting for you,” I smiled, with rain dripping down my face. 
       She laughed. “You’re insane. Come to my place. Follow me.”
       I felt skeptical going to her place. But then, that was the whole reason as to why I had been sitting there, so off I followed. 
       We jogged about a mile up the drag, heading towards campus. Why didn’t I stay on campus? Idiot. 
        The entire time, behind her, I watched her tight ass sway quickly back and forth. I could feel a certain part of my body start to harden the more I watched. But it quickly went back to its normal state when we arrived at her place. Good thing, I couldn’t see her letting me in with a raging heart-on poking up towards her.