"He had the awkward tenderness of someone who has never been loved and is forced to improvise."
IN WHICH two neighbors meet only to be thrown into a world that was the opposite of their own and forced to battle for their lives every night alongside...
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0027. PROMISES SEEN THROUGH
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"I THINK THIS is enough for all of us to split and get decent prizes!" Taylor grinned as she crouched beside Kaia, laughing as Aiden was buried in the mass amount of tickets the seven of them had amounted over the course of the few hours they had spent there together.
"Me and Kaia are getting all of Aiden's share though since we won DDR." Ashlyn brings up as Kaia smirked up at the girl.
"Ah, yeah I nearly forgot about that." She chuckled as Aiden stared towards the two girl's in complete horror.
"All of it?!" Aiden exclaimed in horror.
Kaia nodded, a smug look on her face, "every last ticket."
"You're both cruel!" He groaned as he slumped his head against Kaia's shoulder, letting out fake sobs.
"You're so over dramatic..." Kaia rolled her eyes, though she reached her hand up, patting his head before her eyes glanced past him, her amusement leaving her the second her eyes laid upon Barron entering the arcade with a couple of his friends. "Ugh, look who arrived."
Tyler scoffed as he stood before her, his eyes narrowed into a disgusted glare. "Well that's annoying. What is he doing here?"
Kaia shrugged her shoulders, lightly pushing Aiden back as she pushed herself to her feet, subtly moving in front of Logan as her eyes watched him with a glare. She felt like any and all relaxation and amusement she previously held had left her the moment her eyes landed on him. She usually wasn't the fondest of using the word 'hate', but she made an exception for him.
