Jon took a deep swig of his soda then sighed heavily. He looked up at the kitchen ceiling as if seeing through it. Despite only wearing boxers, the chill of the night air seemed to be the last thing on his mind. His head tilted back and forth as if he was considering something while silently mouthing words. A moment later he shook his head again and sighed.




“What’s wrong, bro?”

Though the noise of running water blotted out most of the sounds Izura listened for she could still hear the chatter coming from her room. She knew four girls sat waiting for her but only two made their presence known with excited banter that far outstripped anything their cohorts were capable of. Izura didn’t think the reluctance of half the group would make much of a difference at the end of the day but it was always something to keep in mind. She did just that as she turned the water of

The
sun glared brightly down on the SUV as it made it's way down a dirt
rode in the middle of nowhere.
In
the back seat, on the passenger side, Lillian stared out the window,
barely registering the view. In fact she was using the window as a
bit of a mirror to sneak a glance at Alex, who was sitting next to
her. The unassuming boy fascinated her, for the most part because he
was the only person in the car with a V card. Despite her average
appearance and blasattitude regarding personal hygiene

Truth or dare
 
"Okay Kelly you win, you can let me out now!" the girls heard from outside the door, they had been playing a game of truth or dare and it was obvious this childish activity was going south. "Debby? Are you okay in there?" one of the girls called out of the pack of three called out "NO! She ate me!" the response got one of the women giggling "Well you did dare her too!"
 
The event was organised by Sophie, she was a big shot at h

Hung over Helena
 
*Beep* *Beep* *Beep*
 
The alarm clock had been going for a solid ten minutes and the fantasy world Helena had been experiencing in her dreams had finally stopped trying to make sense of piercing noise and kicked her out of sleep. What had once been the vivid image was now lost as she had forgotten completely what she was dreaming about, clumsily slapping her hand down onto the bedside table trying to stop the buzzer. Her efforts were rewarded with the sweet soun

Apologies
 
Stephanie didn't get out much at all; she was the definition of sheltered and very much a book worm, she even had the librarian glasses to boot. If it wasn't in a book then you would have a hard time getting her to learn about it. She had opted to stay at the university campus halls during the summer rather than go home; she liked it better since no one bothered her, except for her boyfriend. She would use the term loosely around her friends. Marv just sort of moved into her l