preview

Tim Time: A Narrative Fiction

Decent Essays

She excused herself in a hurry, the chair almost tipping over with how she leapt out of her chair. The heels she wore to graduation loudly clicked on the floor of the restaurant as she locked herself into the bathroom for the evening. Usually she would have shrugged off her rude comment and went back and joined the conversation as if nothing had been said, but Ivy felt guilty and upset. It didn’t make her feel better to sit on the lid of the toilet either as she buried her face into her hands. Her comment was something akin to a mistake, she should have just said she was leaving and going to college, that’s what her statement should have been instead of; “I’m afraid I lack an answer”. While those might have been her internal thoughts, she shouldn’t have lashed out like that on the poor unsuspecting brunette. …show more content…

Ivy would have stayed there all night if it hadn’t been for the rapping of Clarice’s knuckles outside of the door. “Ives, yo, come on. We’re leaving.” Clarice said, drumming her nails obnoxiously to the beat of some pop song that had been blaring from outside of the bathroom. “Fine, yeah, just give me a moment.” Her voice was muffled through her hands and before bothering to unlock the bathroom door, she wiped her face with her sleeve and took a deep breath. However those attempts did little to cover her puffy, blood-shock eyes and tears stained cheeks. Clarice smiled pitifully and clicked her tongue upon seeing her girlfriend. “Dude, it wasn’t that big a deal, really.” Ivy made a sort of choked, muffled cry in response as Clarice gave her head an affectionate pat. “Alright, alright. Let’s go crybaby, you can hang at my place. My mom is going to be out tonight too, place is ours.” She added with a chuckle, pulling back from the hug to kiss the trembling lips of

Get Access