Hair Descriptiveness

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I look down at my stomach to see (Y/N)'S ___________,___________ (Positive hair descriptive) (Hair color) on my stomach. She held on tight around me, I tried to keep slow so it wouldn't make her nervous. I look down and observe her, her hair was in beautiful, soft looking swirls on my stomach and hanging off on my side. I shifted over to my right, to the end of the couch so she could have more room.

"Shh...It's okay." She reinsured me, while pulling me closer. I felt her warm hug against my body, she may have been a spaz but she kept me calm, she kept me from getting bored. I looked down at the floor to see my friends sitting down with a very confused expression upon their faces. I looked up to the screen to see what the unusual expression
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The grass had a very dull green color to it and it was very short, I wonder who cut it, out in the distance I saw small white looking house. Daryl said he was taking me to the country club, I guess this is it. Daryl and I were much closer to the little house? I'm not exactly sure what it is, it looks like a house but its a country club, we finally reach the building, the board along the used to be windows looked fairly dirty. Along with the boards covering the doors, after banging, hitting, and attempting to pry the door open, it finally unlatched, letting us in to the dark, disgusting, establishment. Daryl had a flashlight on him, Thank god! He clicked the on/off switch, all I could hear was the sound of the light turning on and the boards of the club creaking under our …show more content…
We keep hiking and finally reached the bar, I walked a ways ahead and got a small cup and got a bottle of peach schnapps. Before I could pour it into the cup, he took it and smashed it on the ground. followed by...

"Ain't gonna have your first drink be no damn Peach Schnapps." He then walked behind the counter, the floor was creaking so much. He found some other kind of alcohol, I observed the bottle it was in, I opened my mouth but before I could speak Daryl broke the silence "Moonshine.", he poured it into my glass. I picked it up to take a sip, I could feel the porcelain glass on my lips, I raised my glass then quickly lowered it.

"That's disgusting." I said, I then took another sip. Daryl was throwing darts at a board, it was like a picture frame but it had pictures of the country club leaders on it. Gotta be honest, he was an asshole but he was cute and he has a deep voice, he's also really

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