His Josh and his mom lived in a three bedroom apartment. He set his book bag next to the door, heading to his room. He hopped onto his computer chair,...wheeling over to his bedroom door, locking it. After he locked the door and stripped himself of his tight shirt, and wheeled over to the computer. The reflection from the black screen showed a 16-year-old-guy, with no abs but no fat either, he had on glasses and shaggy long hair. "On." Josh said. The computer turned on instantly, already on the. After she waited for more than a minute, she knocked again but this time louder. How dare he make her wait! She had planned on handing the phone over and walking away, but her plans changed when the door opened.“Oh… hi there, Joanne.”It wasn’t Aaron, but Leah standing there smiling. Joanne’s jaw dropped in shock. She didn’t know what to say or think. Realizing how it could be interpreted wrong, she quickly lifted up the phone and offered it as an explanation to Leah. “I- I-,” she stuttered, “I. "I must have misjudged the dose," she said. "I thought I'd taken enough. But what do we do now?" Let's chance it," said Harry. "The security's meant to keep people from getting in, and not from leaving. I say we give it a go." He poked his head out for a look, and just as quickly pulled himself back in."Spoke too soon. There's a lot of activity out there. Let's wait a bit."They stood in silence, hearing the noise of what sounded like a work party of some kind, evidently too many goblins for. Jade’s only human but her soulmate is oblivious to the fact she fucks any of us she can get.’ We shared a grin and then his expression grew haunted, the shadows I’d seen before returning to his brown eyes. ‘But at least your soulmate gives a damn. Mine couldn’t give two shits.’ I folded my arms across my chest and he took that as an invitation and proceeded to give me his life story. By the end I was quiet and still, leaning against the same tree as I kept the anger out of my expression as I.