Smoke and Asher (Jayce)

He's giving me a madman look right now, and he's peeking in my bag for drugs.

"C'mon Rayce. Nobody ever gets caught! Only some people! Casey Anthony was obviously guilty of murdering Caylee, but she was found innocent! We could do this Rayce, we could do so much!"

Rayce goes deep into thought.

"We can't do this by ourselves." He finally says, "Jayce, this is a berserk idea. We'd need guns and people and... we could be shot and injured- maybe killed!"

"Rayce! Shush! Keep your voice down! The last thing we need is for someone to overhear." She glanced around, "Are you in or not?"

23.76937503853015618184181181531598161 seconds tick by.

Sorry, when I'm nervous I do math.

"Okay." He turns back around, like nothing had happened. He then turns his head a little back towards me, "We'll discuss further when you aren't stoned."

"Ugh!" I stomp his foot.

"Hmm..." He whimpers in pain.

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I love how Rayce just decided to stop talking to me since the whole bank thing.

It makes me that much more sane.

 

I'm back my the marajuana fence, and of course Castiel and Boxton are never there.

But Asher Wheel is here.

Let's just get something straight.

A guy would turn GAY if they looked at Asher Wheel long enough.

That's how hot he is.

"Hey, you're Jayce Leonard, right?" He asks, "The mathlete chick?" He smiles a lopsided smile and I feel my whole body melt all over his DC shoes.

"Yeah," I stand, "I would ask if you were Asher Wheel, but I'm sure even George Clooney would know who you are."

He laughs. AT MY JOKE. EEK! "Yeah, proabably," He takes out a cigarette and lights it with a camoflague lighter, "Want a smoke?"

I shall never turn down Asher Wheel.

"Sure," I take a cig out of his Marlboro pack and he lights it for me.

 

That's only where it starts.

 

Reviews

[SilentlyDying]

So it took me a while to figure out that Rayce is a dude and Jayce is a chick, even though the clues were all there -.-
It's great, Maddie, I like how the viewpoint switches back and forth and everything.