Anything

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Chapter 3 Anything ~ EVELYN Life is unpredictable. We learn to change with things and things with us, but sometimes, habits don't die. Our body seems to recognise a call before our mind can catch up to it. "Yes, it's been five years, Your Grace." I keep my eyes on the wall of the elevator, watching the number rise. "Your father never said anything about you transferring to CrownFord when we spoke about political issues on Monday." He continues. "My life is not a political issue, Your Grace. That is mainly the reason my father never spoke of it." My father hadn't known about my plans to CrownFord on Monday. I told them everything on Saturday and insisted they let me go; they really didn't have a choice on the matter. And why would he be expecting my father to tell him about my private life? Yes, he's the Crown Prince of the Kingdom, definitely not my life. "It's a good thing. Do you still paint, little-dittle dai—" "I believe we can drop the nickname, your grace. I'm not a child, this isn't Albion, and I'm definitely not your little princess anymore." I glare at him as I step out of the elevator onto my floor. He can go to hell! ~•~ Just like I predicted yesterday, I couldn't sleep last night as well because plastic blonde came back and they did it for the entire night. I take a sip of my coffee as I wait for Vee to finish her critical thinking. "I still don't understand, Eve. Why would he engage in small talk? Wait- I'm still trying to wrap my head around the fact that he's living above your suite. And he's been having loud s*x with a plastic curvy blonde for days now?' Vee came to see me, even after telling me how bad it would be if she were to get caught and sent back to Albion; she came to see me, and I have never been happy. "What do you think I should do?" "Move out." "I tried, but the residence manager said all the other rooms have been occupied, and I'm pretty sure if I were to move out without letting her know, she'll tell my parents about and I'll be on my way to Albion next thing tomorrow," I say. "This isn't good. This isn't good! Oh my God!" Vee jumps up, and I turn to look. Alexander, plastic blondie and his friends, Kai, Brian and Steve, are eating and talking on the other side of the cafeteria. It's been so long since I saw Kai and the rest. Seeing them together makes me recall the past. What we used to do together, it... "Evelyn?" I look up to see Kai coming to our seat, his eyes wide. "Wow, it's you. Oh my God, little princess." Kai pulls me into a hug, and I smile. Kai has always been the calm one and the one I felt safe with, like a big brother. "You're in CrownFord. How come nobody told me this? When did you arrive?" He asks, glances at Vee and looks away quickly. "I didn't tell anyone. How about you? How are you doing?" I ask, and we talk about everything, but definitely not about what happened five years ago. •• "How do I look?" I blow a kiss to Vee through the mirror, and she catches it and swallows it. "You kinky witch!" I squeal, and we both laugh. The Frat party we're going to is located far away from school, so I'm in Vee's small apartment as we get ready for the party. "Why didn't you get a bigger apartment, Vee?" "Because doing so would mean that I'll have to use my card and my parents will know where to find me. Besides, I like it here." She shrugs and groans. "Where the f**k did I throw that bra into?" A few minutes later, and we're standing at the front door of the Mayor's townhouse. Music booms from inside, and the bouncers check my ID before letting me in. You must be a student of CrownFord to get in. I giggle as Vee passes me a glass of wine. "Damn! I didn't know how big these kinds of parties are." "This is small compared to the ones I used to sneak out to in Florida," Vee says, and I turn to stare at her, suspicion clawing its way in. "Vivian Farrow, you haven't told me what you did in Florida that made you run to New York and hide from your parents." "I promise to tell you when I have everything figured out, Eve. I promise." I let her go as we walk deeper into the house. People dance, and some girls even go as far as to strip their tops off, only clad in a flimsy bra to dance and shake their butt. "Stop looking at them like that." Vee laughs, dancing as she hands me her glass. "Like how?" "Like you're about to start lecturing them on how to wear a top and how to dress decently. Not everyone wants to be a good girl, Eve. So, let's just dance, have fun and go home." She says, and I nod, shaking my body however I know how to. "I'll be back." She winks at me and disappears up the stairs. I wait for her, and when she doesn't come back, I decide to go look for her. I weave past dancing couples, and a guy shoving his tongue down a girl's throat as they begin to get all down on the dance floor. 'Someone should get them a room, please.' I almost say, and decide against it. I climb up the last stairs, and the music this side is calm and certainly not the same downstairs. I cough, sniffing as the smell of tobacco drifts in the air. "Vee?" I call out, stepping past the boys by the windows and doors, as they discuss in hush tone. "Vee?" I call again, stepping into an open door. The room is partly dark, and just as I step inside, the door shuts. I jump, looking behind me, but I can't see anyone; fear skitters up my skin as I try to squint my eyes to see who it is. "Is this the b***h for tonight?!" A voice inside the room rings out. Laughter follows outside and then an answer. "Yes. Her name is Lydia. She says she likes it rough and hard, and she said she wouldn't even make a sound!" What? What was happening? "Hmm...I prefer my girls loud, Lydia. But first, let me have a taste of what I'll be eating tonight." The voice, somewhat familiar, says and bounces on me. Before I could scream, strong arms wrap around me, and thick lips press on mine. I gasp in shock, and he stops. He steps back... and I try to explain, but he steps closer once again and claims my lips, stronger this time, fighting for dominance as he took whatever he wanted. These lips... feel familiar, and I know who it belongs to. I should push him away. Tell him it's a mistake and I'm not Lydia or whoever that is, but I don't. Instead, I shut up and let him claim me all over again. TBC
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