James stared at me knowingly, although he probably did NOT know what I was thinking at that moment. I was eyeing the window, ready to run up and pounce out of it. Well, that's not what I was going to do, but I did feel like dying or at least getting away from the spot I was in now, but my mouth was dry and my feet were glued to the spot which was extremely awkward.
Before I knew it, I was watching the green, glass bottle spin once more. Once, twice, three times it span round before halting.
My brain froze at that minute, which was probably the weirdest thing that had ever happened to me. My mind went blank and I just sat there, staring weirdly at the shimmering bottle under my nose. I didn't look at who it landed on. I just sat there.
But judging by the way James absolutely kissed my face off, I'm guessing it was him who it landed on. See, I'm so clever for sussing THAT one out. /sarcasm.
Anyway, while he was kissing me, although I was trying so hard to be happy, I felt really... violated. No, not violated. I felt violating. Why? I felt sorry for Madison.
Yes, sorry for the ugly little slug everyone calls 'Maddie'. To be honest, I wished that my brain would sort itself out, knock itself into gear and realize that feeling sorry for a turd is a BAD thing, and kissing James is a very very GOOD thing. But nooo, my brain goes into moral check mode and shoots emotion signals to my nerves telling me that it's a bad thing.
"James, I think I'm gonna leave now." I muttered regrettably, trying to fight the words out of my brain but failing.
"What? All I did was kiss you, Aubrey. It's a game, that's all. I don't like you, or want you, it's just pure chance."
I blinked. "So why did you kiss me then?"
Awkward silence.
"Because I felt sorry. No ones ever going to kiss YOU, so I figured if I did then it'd be nice for you."
Ouch. That hurt. And it sent my brain into defense mode.
"Oh, so you're sooo good and popular and amazing that you have to be Mr. Hero too, and fly round kissing all the girls you think will never get anyone." I said quickly, then I started to sharpen my tone. "Yeah, well you're wrong. When I've got a job and a nice house and a self-actualizing husband, I'll come round and check on you. Then maybe I'll kiss you, because I'll figure that it'd be a nice thing to do, seeing as you'll be living with that sluggish tart you've got, and probably she'll be pregnant with the sixth child that isn't even fathered by you, and you'll have to beg for money on the streets but everyone'll just ignore you and let you rot within your own standards. Have a nice life, James."
And I walked out.
Hahahahaha. I love kickassing people. Although maybe I took it a little too far then. Oh well, he probably feels so bad right now. Ha.