“They don’t call me morally gray for no reason.”
I lift my hands up. “Who calls you that? I’ve never heard anyone call you that. Ever.”
“People who know me.”
“I think you probably just need more sleep at night. And you need to find something that puts you in a good mood. Then you’ll learn to have a little fun.”
“Yeah, because you know all about it.”
“Hey,” I scold him with my tone. “I’m just trying to help. I doubt you were born morally gray. Nobody is unless they’re a psychopath.”
“What makes you sure I’m not one?” He walks over to his dresser and says, “Life isn’t all fun and games.”
I don’t know what to say, so I change the subject. “What should we eat for dinner?”
He slaps his books and says, “Homework.”
“Great,” I say, pulling out my phone. I have a text from Sydney.
Sydney: The house isn’t the same without you
Maddie: Trust me, this isn’t any fun either. I had to pretend to have sex with Grey
Sydney: WHAT!
Maddie: Not like physically but he was banging the walls and moving the bed and telling me to moan. I don’t think I laughed so hard in my entire life
Sydney: LMFAO! Did it work?
Maddie: I don’t know. I guess we’ll find out if his roommates tell Matt when they go out to dinner tonight.
Sydney: Oh, yeah. Crew mentioned that
Maddie: You should’ve went
Sydney: Haha I’m not a hockey girl. Wasn’t invited. He just mentioned it in passing.
Maddie: How rude
Sydney: What’re you doing then
Maddie: *Sends picture of Grey sitting at his desk
Sydney: Boo
Sydney: I should probably do homework too
Maddie: I’ll let you get to it
Maddie: I probably should too. Talk later.
Syndey: Good night
Chapter 12
“Ready for bed?” I ask Madison as she sits next to me with her books open. She’s been staring at her phone with tired eyes for the past twenty minutes.
“Yeah.” She flutters her eyelids, stretching her arms. Something about it is angelic, but I don’t stare as I pull off my shirt. She covers her eyes and says, “Please sleep with a shirt on.”