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Apr 12, 2011 19:24:32 GMT -5
Post by peanutpie on Apr 12, 2011 19:24:32 GMT -5
Nate Hayes
Did I clean up the mess? So go to hell, well....
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If there was one thing I knew about life it was probably how to sell drugs. Or to smoke them. Or sex, even. Dammit, I thought I'd never let that topic into my mind again.... Eh, too bad. It's already out there, and I honestly don't want to go down the path of self-hatred. Who would hate themselves, honestly? Well, that's just my opinion, though some people's lives do suck. Like Nicholes.Well, except for me and drugs, but that's beside the point.Sure, my life doesn't suck as much, but not that much. I do hate my parents who annoy the hell out of me and don't know anything about my business or anything. Nothing to concern them, eh? Sure, if they were to find out, they'd be such pushovers they'd let me keep on doing it. I love my parents sometimes.
So I was sitting there, perched on the end of my bed, trying to find some form of normality in the room around me. According to my parents we were "Better off than most people" in the district, so we had a house with three small bedrooms opposed to one small one. Thus, I had recieved something of a place to do whatever the hell I wanted to. Usually, this involved smoking, dealing and sometimes even... yeah. You don't need to know about my sexual life, do you? I thought not. Yeah....
As I was sitting there, I was a little irked with the clock. It was one of those ones that ticked very loudly and seemed to get even louder as you were getting more annoyed. This explained a lot about my slight obsessive controlling or whatever, but as I furiously glared at the thing, I wanted it to stop. And it wouldn't unless I threw it at a wall or something. Of course, that shouldn't happen. Apparently throwing things at walls were "violent" and "not tolerated in this household" Yeah, like if I were to chuck an alarm clock at the wall, my parents would do anything. They'd probably start crying or something, and I'd go back to my little room and do something counterproductive.
Oh, counterproductivity. I liked it, on occasion. Sure, it usually happened when I was somewhat impatient with the world, and finally just gave in and flopped onto bed, running my fingers through my hair. Other times, it would be just me pacing the room, (usually stoned, but it depended, honestly) trying to find an object I subconciously knew I threw away two weeks ago. When I finally had indeed, checked every crevice of the room, I would then reorganize the books on the shelf (the ones that were old and really only there to look classy, yes.) And then go back, and do step number one. Hell, I do like my hair, if you ask me. Especially the bangs. With the little piecy pieces of hair. Well, that just sounded.... Oddly structured.
With some form of intrigue towards the days events, I began to recap something in my mind. Today we were delivering. Well, I was more so, with Nichole trailing behind. She knew the conditions I had set down for her. And if she didn't want to follow through, she could wait another year if she wanted to. Her choice. Sure, it may be awkward after that, but who really cared? We were usually high half the time we were with eachother and the other half we were pestering eachother with things we knew we hated. I usually held the fact that she couldn't sell things and she liked to mock me about my flat nose or "Weldon Morris Haircut" Dammit, I love my haircut. She really needs to get over it.
As I finally just untwisted my fingers from the edge of my hair, I finally just got up and looked at the room. It had been painted a light beige so many years ago, that I couldn't quite remember. Well, a few brain cells may of been lost recently, so it could of been done in the last two years, if I really haven't been paying attention since. Sure, I may have some observation skills, but that green stuff ain't gonna help your intellect, thank you very much.
As I finally decided to emerge from my hole in the wall of a room, I pushed out the doorframe and slowly entered the hallway, somewhat cautious if someone were to see me. Well, yeah. Paranoia. I am paranoid. I get it. And with that, I stride past the normal room and prop open the door. For fresh air, of course.