Give me a reason to turn and run
Give me a reason to burn this house down
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Give me a reason for disaster
And I'll be happy ever after

All we are is broken glass.
Thrown to the floor, we were never meant to last.
Bae wanted to laugh out loud. The girl looked absolutely shocked and for some reason he found that funny. None-the-less he held back his giggles and smirks. He was really feeling the need to do something extreme right about now. Maybe she'd do something with him? Or he could go get the pills but those he would not share with anyone. And that was that. He paused when she turned the conversation to have him at the attention of if. He raised his eye brows giving a 'you-know-it's-going-to-come-out-sooner-or-later' look. Which was true. They were probably going to be forced to have heart-to-hearts with the other kids. Not exactly something Bae was looking forward to since he still didn't believe he had any real issue. Endorphins were natural and all he was really doing was over producing them. So what? No harm has come to him yet, though his mother is surprised it hasn't and thinks it's only a matter of time.
Eyeing her half suspiciously one last time he straightened himself and brushed the wrinkles from his coat. "You know you suck at avoiding questions. That's the oldest trick in the book." Bae commented passively then let his gaze come back up to casually rest on the girl who he still didn't know her name. "Spare everyone the waste of time and at least come up with a good lie." He continued shortly after shrugging his shoulders. When he had been caught with codeine at school the first time he declared himself delusional because of a concussion. Of course this was after all the effects of the drug had worn off. Some of the teachers bought his elaborate story about how his little cousin came up behind him and pushed him down the stairs so he hit his head, but some didn't. He didn't really care, it was just a bonus that some of them fell for it.
Standing there, Bae simply slid his hands into his sweatshirt pockets. They were getting kind of cold and so far he was getting no where with this girl. Plus his mind kept wandering back to the cabin where his stash lay. Time was a ticking and boy did it chime loudly. If these were the baby steps of withdrawal symptoms he didn't want to stick around for the symptoms that came up after days of deprival. He predicted some of the kids would go crazy, depending on what they're taking. He was safe though right? Endorphins were those chemicals that decrease pain and make you all happy-like. "I'm here because my teachers caught me inhaling air freshener." The words came easily off his tounge even though they were a total lie. 'Wow...that's a new one...' He never recalled using the inhaling as a lie before but just shrugged off the thought. It was no big deal and in a camp like this, where kids were forced to cure an 'addiction', it could very well be a possibility for any of these kids. "So once you either make up a story, and it better be a damn good story too, or feel like not wasting my time come find me." Bae stated. Before she got a chance to respond he was already turning and heading away back to an open seat. There were a lot of staff around now and he decided to start planning an escape, but part of him started not to really care though he barely noticed and just brushed it off as new place jitters. Baelfire sat in on open seat and pulled the hem of his shorts as far as they would go to his knees as he contemplated freedom.
Try to pick us up, you're gonna cut yourself.