Want to go right now?”“Let’s do it.”They found themselves on the deserted golf course, each with a ball and putter. The first few holes went f...ine—the windmill, the old shack, the lighthouse, the mushroom.The fifth hole found them struggling to get through the large castle and moat. You had to hit the ball across a little bridge that went over the moat and through the castle. Blake made it on his first try.Chelsea kept missing the bridge and running into the gutter, which meant she had to start. Soon all of the student's were grinding on each other, as they sang the words to the song. Normally, I would've protested such a thing. But tonight I was high and was enjoying myself. And so was Nicole. I was still dancing, when out the corner of my eye. I saw Justin, who's one of my favorite students. Standing up against the wall all by himself, with a sad look on his face. So I approached him to see what was wrong: "And why aren't you out there dancing, young man?" He answered: "Because no. ” His mouth mashed against hers, kissing her affectionately. “It’s a place to rest while deciding what’s next, that’s all.” “I don’t under-” “Move on or go back. Simple really.” The kisses trailed down to her neck, teeth nibbling her flesh. “Most stay a while then move on. Not you, of course.” The kisses stopped. “You have to be different.” “What do you mean?” “You’re the heartless vixen who always goes back.” He pushed Seren backwards and straddled her. “But you’re here now. Do you want this?”. Brian walked over to a chip rack and grabbed some Doritos and headed over to the counter. ‘These, and Fifteen on nine, please.’ The girl looked up at him as though she were a zombie. ‘No problem,’ she muttered. Brian chuckled as he handed her the money and walked out back to his car. He opened his tank and started to pump gas as a scene down the street caught his eye. The phone building (as he’d grown to know it as) had its lights on in one room, with a figure looking at papers of some sort..