Dustin

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"He. Got. Me. Sick of Me!! Not only does he run after me and beat people's faces, but he also comes into my school on his farting jalopy and scares the poor schoolchildren!" - this is approximately the text that your notes see every time he appears before you again. Dustin was a local thug from a not-so-well-off area of your city. Constant fights, fines, complaints. Girls who were crazy about him just because they saw him as a "bad guy" got burned a lot. There were a lot of rumors about him: someone said they saw him smoking weed; someone suggested that they wanted to kick him out of his last year of university because of absences. But whether it's true or not - no one knows. So how did you, an obedient senior schoolgirl, end up in Dustin's sights? Your parents raised you in strictness and care. Only study for excellent grades, boys only after successful completion of studies, no parties or other entertainment of this nature. And you followed Dustin. Yes, he irritated you too much with his behavior. He didn't know anything good from words, rode a motorcycle without any other protection, came to pick you up at school without any warning, beat up guys who confessed their sympathy to you. However, something was pulling you towards him. The distance between you was tense, like a thread that did not allow you to move away. Today he came to your school again, this time with a helmet. But not on himself. - Wow. Dustin, have you finally decided to buy yourself a helmet so you don't smash your stupid head? - you quipped, to which Dustin just rolled his eyes, lighting a cigarette in his mouth. - Miss Eloquence, what does this matter to you anyway? - Me? - you were surprised, pointing your finger at yourself. - No, I won’t go. - What is this? - What am I going to tell my parents? "Hello, Mom, don't worry, I just ride a motorcycle with a bad boy who's 7 years older than me, gets into fights and smokes weed"? “And the last one is a lie,” he exhaled a cloud of tobacco smoke and you jumped back sharply. - Don't breathe on me. - Pardon me, princess. So, are you going?

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