You're Mine

Being alone for a few days so far wasn't exactly all that peaceful as one may think. Going over the possibilities for next year's class was taking up all the time ones were usually spending with their friends on Summer Break, but classes were going to be picking up as they neared the end of their time at High School. Almost ready to head into the next level of education: Collage. But it was basically like High School expected with more courses and you didn't have to show up on some days and was considered more fun than High School, yet it was the same in some ways.

Going through so many pages of one thing could become boring but it was worth it until she heard a knock at the door. It was probably one of her friends asking her to come hang out with them, taking a break, but she didn't really want a break.

Heading right towards the front door, Sugarcoat placed her hand on the handle and twisted it open to see Sunny standing there with a smile. Well, at least it wasn't someone hyper like Lemon Zest, she could handle it being Sunny Flare since she always found herself enjoying Sunny's company more than others. Not including Indigo's of course.

"Do you need something, Sunny?" Sugarcoat asked her friend with a deadpanned look. She noticed how Sunny took a moment before answering her.

"Well, it's been a few days since we've done school, and we've been all hanging out but we noticed how you're not there," Sunny Flare said, crossing her arms slightly with a smile. "We would've sent Indigo here, but considering how you've... er... been ignoring her lately, I choose to come here instead."

Sugarcoat blinked. Had she really been ignoring them for so long? Great, now she felt bad about doing that. "Oh, I didn't realize I've been ignoring you guys."

"No, no, it's fine," Sunny waved her hands. "We all know how people tend to need some time to themselves, but we figured you would get over whatever is bothering you soon enough."

Biting her lip a little, Sugarcoat listened on to what the girls were doing from Sunny's point of view. While going to the movies sounded good, she had to turn it down. A part of her did want to go and see Indigo and the others, but another part of her told her not too.

Was she really ready to face them after the Beach thing?

While she knew they wouldn't really be expecting much from her, expect showing up and such, they probably were expecting her to give an explanation about why she was ignoring them for so long. Mainly Indigo would be expecting that and she didn't really want to explain why.

"Look, as much as it sounds great, I don't want to go," Sugarcoat said. "Sorry, Sunny, but you can tell the others I'm not joining them for a movie right now."

Sunny frowned. "Aww, but Sugar, you don't hang out with us anymore. We miss you, and besides, didn't you have a date planned with Indigo?"

"No, we didn't have one planned," Sugarcoat sighed. Sunny wasn't going to go away that easy, was she?

Turns out, Sunny gave up easily just as she arrived here.

"Okay, then," Sunny mumbled, turning away from Sugarcoat. "I'll see you around then. Bye, Sugar."

Watching her friend leave, Sugarcoat said bye back before shutting the door and returning to her room. It wasn't much but it was a good as time as any for some alone time in her room.

"You mean she really didn't want to come?" Lemon asked when Sunny returned outside of the Movie Theater. When Sunny nodded, she spoke up again. "But we all express our interest in this movie!"

Sunny gave a sigh before shrugging. "What do you expect me to do? I'm not going to fight with her, if anything, it should've been Indigo who went to see her."

"Me? What do you mean by that?" Indigo narrowed her eyes, gripping her ticket a little harder than before. "I mean, I get that she's my girlfriend, but I really don't see how she has to be tended to by me."

Rolling her eyes, Sour Sweet made her way towards the entrance doors, followed by the other girls speaking about Sugarcoat and how she was ignoring them. It was bad enough they had to deal with the long ass line, but now they were probably going to speak about Sugarcoat for the rest of the day.

Or until the movie started and they got to watch the movie.

"Can we please stop talking about her?" Sour Sweet said with slight anger in her voice. "We really could be talking about the movie at this point, not Sugar."

"Yeah, yeah, we can stop talking about her right now," Indigo sighed.

As they headed into the room the movie was playing at, Indigo took out her phone and went into her text messages and clicked on Sugarcoat's name. No new messages, but she could text her girlfriend to arrange a date at her house to see what was up.

It would be better if they had it at Sugarcoat's house since her parents weren't home and how Indigo's parents were home.

"Indigo! Put your phone away! The movie's starting!" Indigo heard Sunny's voice and quickly placed her phone away after texting Sugarcoat.

A few minutes later, she felt it buzz but she had to wait until the movie was done before she could even answer Sugarcoat's text message.

It was awhile before Sugarcoat felt her phone go off with another message from Indigo Zap. The first text she had gotten from her girlfriend was asking if they could spend a evening together at her house, Sugarcoat was unsure at first but then gave in.

She couldn't put it off any longer than she truly wanted, and it was going to be time facing the truth sooner or later, even if it would kill her in the end.

Could we spend the evening tomorrow? I have nothing going on then,

and I'm guessing I'll be finding out why you're ignoring us?

Or so I hope.

-Indigo

Biting her lip hard, Sugarcoat felt the urge to groan. She was sure during her conversation with Emerald that he had his phone on dial with Lemon so the girls could hear their whole talk. But maybe it seemed like he didn't even have his phone on a call with Lemon after all.

...As much as I don't want to explain it all, Indigo, it seems like I have too.

I don't mind when you come over tomorrow, just make sure it's not at 9 or 10,

By that time I'll be either reading my book or I'll being having a quick nap.

-Sugar

There she sent it. Which would mean she would seeing Indigo tomorrow which would lead to them having a conversation about what had happened. Oh how she would be dreading this tomorrow, and she wasn't going to be able to sleep well with the possibly ways it could go.

She just hoped to god that Indigo would be able to understand how she didn't have a part in this. Although she sorta did considering how she didn't even stop Colt from kissing her in the first place.

It was clear Sugarcoat was just as guilty as Colt was in this.

"I'm really going to be having a hard time going to bed because of this for sure, and I won't be happy in the morning nor when Indigo comes over for the evening." Sugarcoat told herself. "Just why did I go to the Beach with them in the first place? Would've made things easier if I hadn't."

Checking the time, Sugarcoat sighed. Only a few more hours to go until night rolled around and some more hours until she would have to chat with Indigo.