"Hey princess"
Liam.
"You look cute"
I look down at my skater skirt and vans. I look back up to see a smile on his face
"Why are you eating lunch in the library?" Liam asks
I sigh, "I didn't feel like talking to people"
"Wanna talk to me" he asks
"I got in a fight with my dad yesterday" I say
"That can't be good"
"I'm fine" I say
"Maddie I know you to well. I'm not falling for that"
"I know" I say quietly
"Let's get out of here"
I raise an eyebrow at him, "okay"
Liam offers me a hand, "let's go"
We walk out of school together, he opens the car door for me before getting in on his side.
Liam turns his head to me "Six flags?"
"Oh my god!! Yes!!!" I squeal
Liam smiles, "you haven't changed at all"
We pull up in the parking lot, as soon as Liam buys our passes I pull him towards the roller coasters.
"Okay, we've been on all the roller coasters now what?" I ask
"We missed this one" Liam point out
"Oh right let's go" I say
We walk towards the last roller coaster, we wait in line for an eternity but it's finally out turn.
We drop right away and I scream, Liam laughs beside me. "
Scared princess?" He teases
"Just a little" I admit
By the time we go on all the good rides it getting dark, I shiver.
Liam pulls of his sweatshirt and hands it to me, "here"
"Thanks" I say
Liam drives me home and I give him his sweatshirt back. My phone rings, I answer it, it's Zach.
"Hey"
"Hey"
"Why'd you leave school"
"I ditched"
"With who"
"Liam" I answer
"Liam?"
"We went to six flags, I just needed a little fun"
"I could have taken you"
"Sorry he offered and I didn't feel like suffering through algebra"
"It's ok, did you just get home"
"Yeah"
"Maddie!" I hear my dad yell
"It's my dad, sorry I gotta go" I hang up
"Hey dad" I say nervously
"Why weren't you at school in the afternoon"
I sigh, "I went to six flags with Liam. I just needed a little fun"
"It's not gonna happen again right"
"Right"
"Go get some sleep you look exhausted"
I surprise my dad by pulling him in for a hug, "night dad"
"Goodnight Maddie" he says and kisses the top of my head
YOU ARE READING
Lost
Teen FictionSometimes, I'm not always sure what to do. I feel like I'm always wrong, like I'm never good enough. I'm invisible and it's as if I don't exist. If I really didn't exist, I don't think anyone would care. I'm all alone in this great big world, I'm lo...
