Fries With That
By: Shelly Nicks
"I will pick you up at six," Trunks said.
"I'll be ready and waiting," Marron giggled out.
The two lovers had never lost contract from each other since their childhood. He had went to college for his mother and trained to please his father. Marron was the only thing he had ever did for himself. She was the only person outside of his family that got him. Goten had been his best but the boy had separated from him long ago.
Marron grew up right and tall into a pretty teenager. Eighteen warned her about staying away from boys that would only use her for her looks. The advise did not fall on to death ears. No boy could ever take the place of Trunks in her mind. When he had been away to school she wrote him everyday but only sent out one letter a month. She didn't want to frighten the boy away with to many love letters. She had dated other boys and he dated other girls but only to prove that no other person could replace them.
The time was coming close and Marron rush to finish on time. He met her on a small island that was a few minutes from Kami's. Krillin and Eighteen had not allow their daughter to date but that had not stopped her from doing what she wanted.
"So how did you get away from way parents?" Trunks asked.
"Uncle Seventeen supports my dating and covers for me. He hates my father so much that any way he can hurt him is fine," Marron jumped out of her car.
"That is brutely and remind me to never piss your uncle off," Trunks drove off.
"The wind feels good and mom likes to keep the house hot making me love the feel of cool air," Marron put her fingertips out the window.
"Where do you want to go?" Trunks asked.
"I don't care we can go see a movie," Marron committed.
The pair went to see The Flower That Drunk The Moon. Sitting in the back row Marron made out with Trunks for the last hour of the show.
"Can you believe those people?" Jerk number one asked.
"I know it's those kind of people that make me glad I don't own a gun," Jerk number two said.
"I had been wanting to see that movie since the book but it was totally rude by those two losers," Jerk number one said.
"Don't worry just rent it when is release on tape," Jerk number two said.
The credits rolled and the lights came on.
"We need to get out of here," Trunks uttered.
"Let's get something to eat," Marron said.
"Where do you want to go?" Trunks questioned.
"I want Cook's Kitchen," Marron wanted chicken.
"That place is so good. Mom hates it but who cares what she thinks," Trunks frowned.
The couple ate over cooked chicken and made out in the restaurant. People didn't care because everyone else was high.
"Yo man look at those crazy crackers going at it?" Crackhead one said.
"Got any crack on you?" Crackhead two asked.
"No man I used the last of it on this sucky food, " Crackhead one said.
Marron and Trunks left the hood to ride into the night.
The End.
By: Shelly Nicks
"I will pick you up at six," Trunks said.
"I'll be ready and waiting," Marron giggled out.
The two lovers had never lost contract from each other since their childhood. He had went to college for his mother and trained to please his father. Marron was the only thing he had ever did for himself. She was the only person outside of his family that got him. Goten had been his best but the boy had separated from him long ago.
Marron grew up right and tall into a pretty teenager. Eighteen warned her about staying away from boys that would only use her for her looks. The advise did not fall on to death ears. No boy could ever take the place of Trunks in her mind. When he had been away to school she wrote him everyday but only sent out one letter a month. She didn't want to frighten the boy away with to many love letters. She had dated other boys and he dated other girls but only to prove that no other person could replace them.
The time was coming close and Marron rush to finish on time. He met her on a small island that was a few minutes from Kami's. Krillin and Eighteen had not allow their daughter to date but that had not stopped her from doing what she wanted.
"So how did you get away from way parents?" Trunks asked.
"Uncle Seventeen supports my dating and covers for me. He hates my father so much that any way he can hurt him is fine," Marron jumped out of her car.
"That is brutely and remind me to never piss your uncle off," Trunks drove off.
"The wind feels good and mom likes to keep the house hot making me love the feel of cool air," Marron put her fingertips out the window.
"Where do you want to go?" Trunks asked.
"I don't care we can go see a movie," Marron committed.
The pair went to see The Flower That Drunk The Moon. Sitting in the back row Marron made out with Trunks for the last hour of the show.
"Can you believe those people?" Jerk number one asked.
"I know it's those kind of people that make me glad I don't own a gun," Jerk number two said.
"I had been wanting to see that movie since the book but it was totally rude by those two losers," Jerk number one said.
"Don't worry just rent it when is release on tape," Jerk number two said.
The credits rolled and the lights came on.
"We need to get out of here," Trunks uttered.
"Let's get something to eat," Marron said.
"Where do you want to go?" Trunks questioned.
"I want Cook's Kitchen," Marron wanted chicken.
"That place is so good. Mom hates it but who cares what she thinks," Trunks frowned.
The couple ate over cooked chicken and made out in the restaurant. People didn't care because everyone else was high.
"Yo man look at those crazy crackers going at it?" Crackhead one said.
"Got any crack on you?" Crackhead two asked.
"No man I used the last of it on this sucky food, " Crackhead one said.
Marron and Trunks left the hood to ride into the night.
The End.