It never ends

I heard the music a couple blocks away, i even saw two parents outside investigating where the music was coming from.

We soon arrived at a big house near the end of the block in the back of the neighborhood. The house was at least 3 stories high and it made me wonder how a bunch of drunk collage kids could afford it. Scarlett seemed to have a reserved parking spot in front of the house. When we got out she was immediately greeted by a bunch of guys and girls. The girls dresses looked so short and tight i could see the outline of stuff i didn't wanna see. Plus heels, i could say what i want but that must take talent then dance... oh boy.

" Well then, i'll just go in...by myself" i said to myself. I was rewarding myself inside on not wearing those heels, flats were much more comfortable. I already took a risk wearing blue. I pulled my jacket together and pulled down my dress.
People were making out on the balcony and against trees without any shame it seems. my head was pounding and i felt the beat in my chest. I was hesitant on going in because i didn't wanna go deaf but i couldn't just stand out here like an idiot.
I walked up the stairs and stepped inside. It instantly got hotter and i felt like i was gonna pass out. Great, i haven't even been inside 5 minutes and i'm already dizzy.

Inside wasn't any better than outside, a majority of the guys didn't have shirts on, i could barely see the floor, this huge house and everyone's down here. People seemed to still be all over each other.

I'm thirsty. I need some water maybe there's some in the kitchen, hopefully it's less crowded. I navigated my way around and found swinging doors. I pushed and i smiled, as it was the kitchen, it was less crowded. Scarlett was already in here, that's when i saw the second door in the back. She was with one of the guys from the dorm room. what was his name.... austin i'm pretty sure it was austin.

There were no obvious drinks so i looked in the refrigerator, there were a couple drinks and sodas. I took a coke and snapped it open i took a sip and felt refreshed. Maybe i should just get drunk and dance, i'm bored and i feel like i'm gonna stay in this kitchen forever.

" Hey Skyler, were going to the bonfire outside, you should come" I first though it was scarlett for a split second then after my subconscious called me an idiot for thinking so i realized it was austin. He was smiling holding on to scarletts waist. I took a sip of my soda.

"uhh sure" scarlett smiled and took austins hand, they went through the swinging doors and i followed. My hands freeing from the soda. I couldn't see scarlett since she wasn't that tall i was following closely behind austin, down the stairs in the back were a large was burning.

It was bright but it didn't faze anybody. I saw a group of people playing a 'who could get closest to the fire and not catch on fire. Among those people i saw kellin and Vic. I stopped following austin and just watched. They were just going up to the fire and sticking a hand in and pulling it out quickly.

30 Minutes later Vics shirt sleeve got caught on fire and had to be put out . I sat and laughed.

I looked up, the sky was jet black night. i also saw a balcony. I'll just watch everything up there. I can't get in trouble for trespassing, nobody cares. everyone's drunk.
I finished my soda and put it on the table, that's not my job now.
The living room was barely filled, only like 2 half naked people.I avoided looking walking up the stairs. Up stairs was spacious, though it wasn't hard to find the room with the balcony, in the middle.
i grabbed the handle and turned, it wasn't locked like i thought, like i would have done if this were my party. I opened the door into a spacious golden room. It was huge, a silk white sheeted bed and a beautiful brown dresser.

How did these people get this place?

A tall dark figure was already here, leaning against a balcony. It was a guy, wearing a beanie. I walked even closer and saw it was grey. I took another step and the floor creaked. The figure turned around. It was Oliver.

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